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.

On Wednesday (16), the coffee market showed mixed movements, with gains in arabica on the New York Stock Exchange and declines in robusta.

The anticipated rains for Brazil’s coffee-growing regions, particularly in the West and South, are being highly anticipated.

The coffee market experienced an unexpected movement this Monday, with strong gains in both New York and London.

In recent days, the coffee market has experienced a combination of factors that directly influenced the prices of arabica and robusta.

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The Arabica coffee market experienced a recovery during Tuesday’s session (08).

The International Coffee Organization’s monthly report highlights a significant increase in green coffee exports in August.

O cenário atual do mercado de café é marcado por uma alta volatilidade, impulsionada principalmente pela expectativa de chuvas sobre os café

The coffee market is facing significant challenges, as reported by Bloomberg

The coffee market experienced sharp declines on international exchanges this Wednesday, reflecting the impact of recent rains

The coffee market experienced significant declines in arabica and robusta futures prices on the New York and London

The coffee market remains highly sensitive to weather conditions, as highlighted by agronomist Alysson Fagundes from Procafé.

The global coffee market faced moderate declines on the New York and London exchanges this Friday (27)

The global coffee market closed Thursday with strong gains in coffee futures