Coffee prices closed Tuesday (18) with moderate gains in New York and mixed movements in London, reflecting adverse weather conditions in...

The coffee market started the week with moderate gains in international exchanges, mainly driven by dry weather and high temperatures in...

The coffee market ended the week with depreciation on major international exchanges, reflecting the expectation of widespread rainfall in...

Coffee prices ended Wednesday (12) with moderate losses on international exchanges, reflecting the increase in ICE-monitored stocks. The...

Coffee prices closed higher on Tuesday (11) in international markets, driven mainly by the rise in robusta, which recorded a 3.29% gain...

The coffee market showed mixed movements on Monday (10), reflecting both fundamental and speculative factors. The rise in ICE-monitored...

Coffee prices closed Thursday (06) with sharp declines in international markets, influenced by forecasts of rain in Brazil. According to...

The coffee market closed this Wednesday (5) higher on the New York Stock Exchange, driven by concerns over dry and hot weather in Brazil....

The coffee market recorded another day of losses this Thursday (27), mainly impacted by the depreciation of the Brazilian real against...

Arabica coffee futures on ICE rose on Wednesday, recovering part of the losses from the previous two sessions. The 1.6% increase pushed...

February’s weather forecasts are raising concerns among coffee growers, as they indicate below-average rainfall and above-normal...

The Brazilian coffee market is facing uncertainty regarding the next harvest, even though recent rains.

The coffee market ended Friday with significant declines in the futures prices for both arabica and robusta.

The coffee market closed Thursday (31st) with significant declines on international exchanges, with futures contracts for Arabica and Robust

The coffee price drops on Thursday (24th) reflect an improvement in weather conditions in Brazil.

Recent rains in Brazil’s coffee-growing regions, though below expectations, are providing some support for the international coffee market.

The coffee market on Tuesday (22) experienced moderate declines in both arabica and robusta prices.

The drop in coffee prices this Monday (21) was mainly driven by the arrival of above-average rainfall.

The coffee market on Friday (18) saw an upward trend for both arabica and robusta.

On Thursday (17), the coffee market experienced widespread liquidation, driven by the rising dollar.