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Arabica coffee futures surged to around $2.95 per pound, their highest since early September, partly due to quality concerns over Brazil's 2026 crop and uncertainty about the next season. Although Brazil is heading toward a record crop this year. Recent heavy rainfall in the world's largest coffee producer not only del
Raw sugar futures on ICE rose to an 18-month high, boosted by crop concerns in several major producers. Arabica coffee prices fell.
Raw sugar futures on ICE settled down 0.5% to 17.50 cents per lb as traders looked for improved weather in top grower Brazil. White sugar, arabica coffee, robusta coffee and cocoa also moved, while Ghana is set to open its 2026/27 cocoa season on Friday.
Raw sugar futures on ICE steadied on Thursday after hitting a one-week high earlier, while arabica coffee headed back toward a three-month low.SUGAR* Raw sugar ICEUS:SB1! fell 0.3% to 17.70 cents per lb at 1508 GMT, having touched 18.02 cents/lb earlier in the session.* Sugar production in top grow…
Raw sugar futures on ICE rose for a fourth straight session to hit a one-week high on Wednesday, while arabica coffee headed back toward a three-month low.SUGAR* Raw sugar ICEUS:SB1! rose 0.5% to 17.84 cents per lb at 1232 GMT, having hit a high of 18.02.* "We are seeing more rain-related crush del…
Arabica coffee futures on ICE closed higher on Wednesday after earlier slumping to a three-month low, while raw sugar and cocoa prices also rose.COFFEE* Arabica coffee ICEUS:KC1! settled up 3.6 cents, or 1.3%, at $2.759 per lb, rebounding from an earlier three-month low of $2.6975.* Dealers said…
Arabica coffee futures traded around $2.8 per pound, their lowest level since June, pressured by the strong pace of shipments from Brazil’s recently harvested crop and prospects for greater availability next year. Brazilian green coffee exports remained strong in early September, following a record high for the month o
Raw sugar futures on ICE edged higher on Wednesday, helped partly by tight supplies in top consumer India. SB1 rose 0.3% to 18.16 cents per lb at 1403 GMT; arabica coffee also climbed sharply.
Raw sugar futures on ICE edged higher, rising 0.7% to 18.23 cents per lb by 1217 GMT, after a week ago move to a 16-month high of 18.77 cents. Arabica coffee prices also rose.
ICE raw sugar futures steadied after last week’s 16-month peaks, settling up 0.2% at 18.10 cents per lb. Arabica coffee hit a fresh 5-week low as the market consolidated.
ICE raw sugar futures hit a fresh 16-month high amid concerns about Indian supply and the Brazilian harvest. Arabica coffee sank to a five-week low; SB1 settled up 1.9% at 18.70 cents/lb.