The lack of significant rainfall in Brazil's key coffee-producing regions, such as Minas Gerais, São Paulo, and Espírito Santo

The session on Friday (23) was marked by a strong surge in arabica coffee futures prices on the New York Stock Exchange.

Futures coffee prices on the London Exchange recorded significant increases this Wednesday (20th).

Coffee futures prices experienced slight increases on Monday (19), driven by a combination of climatic and currency factors.

The significant increase in Arabica and Robusta coffee prices on the New York and London

The coffee market saw significant appreciation on Thursday (15), reflecting concerns about weather conditions in Brazil.

The coffee futures market closed on Wednesday with significant gains in the main contracts, both in New York and London.

The coffee futures market started the week with a significant appreciation in the main contracts, both in New York and London.

The Arabica coffee futures market experienced a day of price adjustments, reflecting both previous gains and uncertainties of the weather.

Wednesday, the 7th, saw a significant increase in coffee prices in the international market.

On Wednesday, July 31st, coffee futures closed lower across major contracts on the New York and London exchanges.

The coffee futures market had a mixed session on Tuesday (30th), with the main contracts experiencing fluctuations between gains and losses.

On Friday (26), the arabica coffee futures market experienced significant depreciation.

The dry weather prevailing in Brazil's main coffee-producing regions is having a significant impact on the harvest and the quality.

On Tuesday, the Arabica coffee futures market experienced significant depreciation on the New York and London exchanges.

The Arabica coffee futures market experienced another day of price increases in both New York and London.

After significant gains in the previous session, Arabica coffee futures ended Wednesday, the 10th, with negative adjustments.

The appreciation of arabica and robusta coffee in international markets on Tuesday (9) was driven by ongoing concerns about global supply.

The week began with significant gains in the futures coffee market, both in London and New York.

The Arabica coffee futures market ended the first trading session of the week with new price drops on the New York Stock Exchange.