Coffee Market on the Rise: Exchange Rate and Limited Supply Drive Prices Up

Coffee prices saw a sharp rise on international exchanges, driven by the appreciation of the Brazilian real against the U.S. dollar, reducing Brazilian producers’ appetite for exports. Additionally, the 2025 crop loss due to dry spells contributed to this upward trend. The market also feels the impact of Vietnam’s limited supply, reinforcing sustained robusta prices.

In the short term, volatility is expected due to low stocks, slow trade, and geopolitical uncertainties. However, the 2025/26 Brazilian harvest could bring some relief. If supply-demand imbalances persist, prices may remain high.

Domestically, coffee prices followed the international uptrend. Both Arabica Type 6 and Pulped Natural recorded significant increases across Minas Gerais. Producers’ reluctance to sell at lower prices and expectations for the next harvest will likely continue to influence the physical market in the coming weeks. Fonte: Noticias Agrícolas Preços do café fecham sessão de 3ª feira (01) com altas de mais de 2%... - Notícias Agrícolas