Arabica and robusta coffee rebound as September contracts settle up 1.42% and 1.32%
AI Market Summary
Coffee rebounded after a sharp selloff as supply risks re-emerged: strong El Niño signals raise concerns for Brazil's 2026/27 crop via delayed rains during flowering, while Brazil's harvest remains behind pace and ICE arabica inventories hit a 2.5-year low. USDA's higher global output forecast tempers the upside, and rising Vietnam exports plus higher ICE robusta stocks weigh on robusta, leaving arabica comparatively supported.
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Coffee prices rebounded on Friday as stronger El Niño signals revived concerns that Brazil’s 2026/27 crop could be reduced. Tightening supply indicators added support, including severely insufficient rainfall in Brazil, a slower harvest pace, and ICE arabica inventories falling to a 2.5-year low. While the USDA raised its global output outlook, the projection was framed around no further weather deterioration, with El Niño cited as a likely source of disruption. Surging Vietnam robusta exports continued to weigh on robusta, even as arabica found firmer support.
