Arabica coffee prices decline today maintaining high volatility since early October. The market remains supported by tight global supply — coffee inventories keep falling, while rainfall in Brazil’s key arabica region (Minas Gerais) remains below average.
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Additional typhoon-related risks in Vietnam’s Robust-growing areas are adding concerns over possible supply disruptions, indirectly supporting Arabica prices.
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ICE-certified Arabica coffee stocks have fallen to their lowest level in 18 months, at around 430,000 bags (60 kg each) similar to levels seen at the end of 2023.
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However, some relief may be coming; according to Reuters, global traders are shipping about 150,000 bags of Brazilian Arabica coffee to ICE warehouses in Europe, which could help rebuild inventories and ease near-record prices.
COFFEE (D1 interval)
Source: xStation5
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