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Actualizaciones del mercado, historias de productores y análisis de inversión del mundo del café de especialidad.
Coffee futures closed Friday at $2.87/lb, up 3.6% from Tuesday's low but down 5.78% weekly, with a 90-day downtrend off 10.92% from March highs signaling sustained pressure.
Arabica coffee futures surged 4.47% this week after hitting 11-month lows, though 12-month declines persist amid record Brazilian harvests challenging European roasters.
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Coffee futures declined 2.21% week-over-week to $2.66/lb, extending a sharp 30-day downtrend of -11.63% amid easing supply concerns despite Indonesian production worries.
Specialty coffee commodity prices fell 4.35% weekly to $2.64/lb amid broader 30-day decline, while US retail prices hit record highs despite weak commodities, reflecting supply chain pressures.
Coffee futures fell sharply to $2.59/lb, marking a 13.38% weekly decline and 28.25% drop year-to-date amid persistent volatility favoring roasters and importers.
C-market coffee prices fell 11.92% to $2.66/lb this week, marking a 29.26% year-to-date decline amid geopolitical shifts reshaping global supply chains.
Coffee futures fell 8.22% to $2.79/lb this week, extending a 30% annual decline amid ongoing market volatility and consolidation among specialty coffee players.
Coffee futures closed Friday at $2.85/lb with continued downward pressure, while year-over-year prices remain 27.8% lower, prompting roasters to focus on brand building and sustainability.
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Global coffee prices fell 9.63% to $2.72/lb amid record 2026/27 production forecasts, while European roasters navigate margin pressures despite strong specialty sector growth.
The C-market ended the week at $3.00/lb with a 5.37% decline, continuing a 90-day downtrend of 20.79% since January amid climate risks and supply chain uncertainties.
Coffee futures fell 1.34% to $2.94/lb this week, extending a steep 90-day decline of 17.88% amid mid-week volatility and ongoing market uncertainty.
