The final price of a coffee lot is not defined solely by the New York (ICE Futures) exchange. The international quotation serves as a base reference, but several factors influence price formation, both in the Brazilian physical market and in FOB export operations.

The international coffee market closed higher on Thursday (June 26), partially reversing the losses accumulated in recent weeks.

International coffee prices extended their downward trend on Wednesday (June 25), with both arabica and robusta experiencing sharp losses on the New York and London exchanges.

The coffee market closed higher on Monday (June 9) on international exchanges, driven mainly by the appreciation of the Brazilian real against the US dollar — its strongest level in eight months.