Coffee futures news and Vietnamese Robusta coffee prices

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

Coffee Futures News Headlines:

Warmer Weather Forecasts for Brazil Spark Long Liquidation in Coffee

September arabica coffee today is down -9.60 (-3.91%), and Sep ICE robusta coffee is down -77 (-1.74%).

Coffee Prices Sharply Lower as Frost Concerns Ease in Brazil

September arabica coffee on Friday closed down -11.25 (-4.59%), and Sep ICE robusta coffee closed down -110 (-2.48%).

Coffee Prices Settle Sharply Higher on Brazil Frost Concerns

September arabica coffee on Tuesday closed up +10.25 (+4.54%), and Sep ICE robusta coffee closed up +208 (+4.98%).

Coffee Prices Close Lower as Global Supplies Increase

September arabica coffee (KCU24) on Monday closed down -4.80 (-2.08%), and Sep ICE robusta coffee (RMU24) closed down -529 (-1.23%).

Robusta coffee edges up but further gains curbed by bets on improved supply

Robusta coffee futures on ICE edged up on Friday, reversing some of the prior session's falls, but there is growing doubt about a sustained uptrend going forward as supplies are set to improve.

Coffee Prices Supported by Crop Concerns in Brazil and Vietnam

July arabica coffee today is up +2.20 (+1.02%), and July ICE robusta coffee is up +43 (+1.13%).

Coffee Prices Recover Early Losses and Settle Higher on Dollar Weakness

July arabica coffee on Tuesday closed up +4.80 (+2.45%), and July ICE robusta coffee closed up +34 (+1.00%).

Insufficient Rain in Vietnam and Brazil Pushes Coffee Prices Higher

July arabica coffee this morning is up +2.60 (+1.32%), and July ICE robusta coffee is up +50 (+1.46%).

Arabica Coffee Rebounds on Prospects of Limited Rain in Brazil

July arabica coffee on Tuesday closed up +1.45 (+0.74%), and July ICE robusta coffee closed down -163 (-4.60%).

Brazil heading to rare sequence of rising coffee crops

Brazil is expected to post its third annual increase in coffee production this year, a rare sequence seen only seven times in 144 years of coffee history in the world's largest grower and exporter of the beans, according to data compiled by Reuters.