Arabica Coffee Futures at Over 1-Week High

2025-11-03 16:24 By Luisa Carvalho 1 min. read

Arabica coffee futures surged to around $4 per pound, the highest since October 24, pressured by the continued decline in certified coffee inventories, further exacerbated by US 50% tariffs on Brazilian coffee.

US roasters are still avoiding major contracts with Brazil, as they await developments in US-Brazil trade negotiations.

ICE-monitored arabica inventories fell to a 19.5-month low of 431,728 bags as of October 31.

Meanwhile, traders remained focused on weather conditions in top producer Brazil.

The country's coffee-producing regions experienced irregular and scarce rainfall during the last flowering cycle in October, raising concerns about flowering and fruit set for the 2026 crop.

Brazil’s 2025/26 coffee output is projected at 65 million 60-kg bags, a slight rise from last year, with Robusta growth offsetting a drop in Arabica.



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