Italian roaster Lavazza says coffee prices will stay high as volatility lingers, complicating outlook for consumers hoping for lower prices.

The post reports that a sudden burst of extreme price volatility in the coffee market has caught traders and analysts off-guard.

The post reports that Arabica coffee futures surged, causing losses for short sellers.

A post reports that coffee prices surged more than 16%, marking their biggest single-day gain this century.

Bloomberg reports that coffee and sugar futures extended gains due to adverse weather in key growing regions fueling supply concerns.

Coffee prices surged over 6%, recording the largest single-day gain since 2023.

Coffee traders anticipate Brazil's record harvest will ease supply, but farmers are holding back, squeezing consumer countries.

Coffee futures slip after hitting multi-week highs.

Brazil's instant coffee exports are exempt from new US tariffs, protecting up to $2.5 billion in trade value.

The US imposed a 25% tariff on selected Brazilian goods, exempting beef and coffee, effective July 22.

Chinese domestic futures closed mixed overnight, with PTA down over 2%, synthetic rubber up over 1%, and plastic and soybean meal up nearly 1%.