The Arabica coffee futures market ended the last trading session of the week with devaluation.

With a focus on the climate in Brazil, arabica returned to advance in New York this tuesday.

Without NY, dollar closes its operations in fall this Monday (4).

ABIC will meet with the Public Ministry of Espírito Santo to discuss ways to combat fraud in the sale of coffees.

Coffee futures market continues to appreciate on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE).

Robusta stocks on ICE have a new low and coffee ends with appreciation.

Coffee: Monday had volatility, but market ends only with technical adjustments.

Arabica ends the week with devaluation on the New York Stock Exchange last Friday (25).

Coffee closes the operations with another day of appreciation on the New York Stock Exchange.

Coffee market ended higher on the NY stock exchange.

Brazilian coffee growers had sold 41% of their 2023/24 crop by the beginning of August.

The country exported 17% less in July, but also showed a drop in coffee imports from other origins.

Robusta coffee harvest in ES reaches 95%, state sees flowering for 2024/25, according to Cepea

Starbucks posts record revenue of $9.2 billion but misses expectations despite strong rebound in China sales.

Agribusiness exports reach US$ 7 billion in the 1st half of 2023.