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NewsSource: Barchart / Rich Asplund Author: Qahwa Wold Date: July 27, 2026 Coffee Prices Sharply Higher as Brazil’s Harvest Is Delayed September arabica rose 3.43% and robusta gained 1.12% on Monday. 32.4 mm of rain fell in Minas Gerais last week—2,700% above the historical average. Brazil’s 2026/27 harvest is only 64% complete, behind last year’s</p>
NewsSource: Barchart / Rich Asplund Author: Qahwa World Date: July 20, 2026 Delays to Brazil’s Harvest Push Coffee Prices Higher September arabica rose 1.33% and robusta gained 0.18% on Monday. Brazil’s 2026/27 harvest is only 64% complete, behind last year’s 77% and the 70% average. ICE robusta inventories climbed to a 3.75-month high of 4,239</p>
NewsSource: Barchart Author: Qahwa World Date: July 17, 2026 Coffee Prices Jump on Slow Brazil Harvest September arabica rose 2.46% and robusta gained 2.11% on Friday. Brazil’s 2026/27 harvest is only 64% complete, behind last year’s 77% and the 70% average. ICE raised margin requirements twice last week, reducing liquidity and amplifying volatility. Heavy rains</p>
NewsSource: Barchart / Andrew Hecht Author: Qahwa World Date: July 14, 2026 Coffee Returns to Bullish Mode After 49% Rally ICE Arabica coffee futures surged 49.5% in one month, erasing four months of declines. The rally followed a 37.8% drop from January to June, with prices bottoming at $2.3885 per pound. Brazil’s 2026/27 harvest is</p>
ReflectionsDubai, September 9, 2025 (Qahwa World) – Coffee prices are once again on the rise, pushing global markets into a renewed bullish phase after months of volatility and decline. Analysts point to a mix of climate pressures, trade barriers, falling inventories, and speculative buying as the key forces driving the market upward. Arabica coffee futures on</p>
