Market Remains Pressured by Commercial Uncertainty Coffee prices continued to post moderate gains on international exchanges on Tuesday morning (18). Futures prices remain under pressure but are supported by the continuation of substantial U.S. tariffs on Brazilian beans. Last Friday (14), the White House released new guidance for removing the reciprocal 10% tax on U.S. imports of Brazilian coffee, but kept in place the additional 40% tariff (in effect since August of this ye

Market reacts positively after a volatile October, as irregular rainfall in Brazil and tariff tensions with the U.S. influence prices This Monday (November 3), the coffee market opens the month on a positive trajectory, with both varieties posting significant gains. Arabica coffee in New York is trading higher, with the December 2025 contract quoted at 396.90 cents/lb (+1.24%), March 2026 at 375.85 cents/lb (+0.97%), and May 2026 at 360.00 cents/lb (+0.71%). Meanwhile, Robust

In the previous session, prices had consolidated gains after yet another significant drop in ICE-certified stocks. According to Barchart, arabica inventories fell to their lowest level in a year and a half, reaching 446,475 bags, while robusta stocks declined to the lowest level in more than three months, at 6,111 lots. U.S. buyers continue to cancel new purchase contracts for Brazilian coffee due to the tariffs. According to Reuters, so far, the exorbitant tax has caused dam

The National Coffee Council (CNC)  awaited the official statement from our government regarding the long-anticipated meeting between Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva  and U.S. President Donald Trump , in order to also express its reiterated position — already stated on several occasions — concerning the trade agreement, which, if not entirely fair, should at least be as close to reality as possible — something that, apparently, has not yet been defined. It is ext

Coffee prices closed Thursday’s (16) session with gains on international exchanges, supported by another day of falling certified ICE inventories. According to Barchart, arabica stocks fell to a 1.5-year low of 493,783 bags, while robusta inventories dropped to a 2.75-month low of 6,177 lots. On Wednesday (15), the announcement of a possible meeting between Brazilian and U.S. authorities stirred the New York exchange, which reacted with declines in the nearby futures contract

The production of robusta coffee in Brazil has been growing significantly in recent years. For 2025, the harvest of this variety is estimated at 20.1 million processed bags, representing an increase of 37.2% compared to the previous year, according to data from Conab (National Supply Company). This positive result is attributed to more stable climatic conditions during the critical phases of the crops, which favored part of the flowering, and to the good fruit formation from