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Arabica coffee futures traded above $3.10 per pound, holding near their highest since late August, amid concerns over tight inventories and weather-related risks in top producer Brazil. Although Brazil recorded a strong harvest in 2026 and retains substantial coffee stocks in producing regions, quality concerns persist
Arabica coffee futures rose to nearly $3.10 per pound, their highest level since early September, amid concerns over near-term supply and uncertainty surrounding Brazil’s next harvest. Market participants are increasingly worried that coffee shipments from Brazil, the world’s largest producer, may not reach ICE warehou
LONDON, Oct 15 (Reuters) — Cocoa futures hovered near a one-month high on Thursday after stronger-than-expected demand data from Asia and Europe, while sugar held near a 19-month peak. Cocoa London cocoa rose 1.5% to £4,380 per metric ton at 1258 GMT,after setting a one-month high of £4,499 on Wednesday. Europe's third
Arabica coffee futures traded near $2.95 per pound, remaining near its highest levels since early September, as strong exports helped offset concerns over weather conditions and their impact on supply. The 2026 harvest from the world's top coffee producer, Brazil, is seen at record numbers, with supply estimated at 67.
Raw sugar futures on ICE rose 4% to a 19-month high of 20.73 cents per pound, driven by concerns over excess El Nino-linked rains in top grower Brazil impacting output. Arabica coffee also gained.