The Arabica coffee futures market ended another session with devaluation for the main contracts this Thursday on the New York Stock Exchange

Coffee starts the week under pressure from the exchange rate, but in Brazil heat generates concern.

Futures market ends the week with drops on the New York and London Stock Exchange.

Intense heat at the end of the Brazilian winter raises fears for the 2024 coffee harvest.

With an estimated increase in the harvest, coffee ends with devaluation in New York and London.

Heat wave in Brazil provides new support for coffee appreciation in New York.

In the European Union (EU) coffee market, an analysis of the data reveals intriguing trends and factors shaping the industry.

Brazil advances in exports, but exchange rate guarantees new support for appreciation.

The physical market had a day of stability and slow business.

The coffee market continues to be fluid and had a day of adjustments in NY and London.

The Arabica coffee futures market ended the first trading session of the week with a significant increase in prices on the New York Stock.

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.

High dollar brings declines for coffee on the New York Stock Exchange this Friday (1), but offer limits losses.

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Global coffee production is likely to be lower than expected in the 2023/24 season.