Coffee futures news and Vietnamese Robusta coffee prices

Vietnamese Robusta coffee prices. Coffee futures prices and commodity market news.

Coffee Futures News Headlines:

Coffee Prices Remain Weak On The Outlook For Improved Brazil Coffee Production

December arabica coffee (KCZ22) on Thursday closed down -1.25 (-0.65%), and Nov ICE Robusta coffee (RMX22) closed up +33 (+1.64%).

Coffee Prices Close Lower As Supply Outlook Improves

December arabica coffee (KCZ22) on Wednesday closed down -2.80 (-1.44%), and Nov ICE Robusta coffee (RMX22) closed down -45 (-2.19%).

Arabica Slides To A 1-Year Low On An Improving Supply Outlook

December arabica coffee (KCZ22) on Tuesday closed down -0.45 (-0.23%), and Nov ICE Robusta coffee (RMX22) closed down -7 (-0.34%).

Coffee Prices Slide On Improved Prospects For Brazil’s Coffee Crop

December arabica coffee (KCZ22) on Friday closed down -5.45 (-2.70%), and Nov ICE Robusta coffee (RMX22) closed down -3 (-1.81%).

Coffee Falls Sharply On Robust Brazil Exports And Demand Concerns

December arabica coffee (KCZ22) on Thursday closed down -7.60 (-3.62%), and Nov ICE Robusta coffee (RMX22) closed down -43 (-2.01%).

Coffee Prices Close Sharply Lower On Increased Brazil Exports

December arabica coffee (KCZ22) on Wednesday closed down -8.10 (-3.72%), and Nov ICE Robusta coffee (RMX22) closed down -24 (-1.11%).

What Is Meaningful Economic Sustainability in Coffee?

As we embark on our shared learning journey Deconstructing Sustainability in Coffee, it’s time to take a closer look at what the term means, and how that might affect how we collectively think, talk and act moving forward.

Coffee Prices Mixed On Dollar Strength And Tight ICE Inventories

December arabica coffee (KCZ22) on Monday closed down -0.65 (-0.30%), and Nov ICE Robusta coffee (RMX22) closed up +3 (+0.14%).

Coffee Prices Close Lower With Robusta At Record Low On A Projected Global Coffee Surplus

May arabica coffee (KCK20) on Tuesday closed down -4.00 (-3.52%). May ICE Robusta coffee (DFK0) closed down -37 (-3.25%).

Global coffee deficit to continue on slowing Brazil exports

A global coffee deficit is expect to continue for a second year in 2015/16 due to an expected slowdown of exports from top grower Brazil, reducing supplies to the world market, analysts said.