NEW YORK (Reuters) -Coffee futures in New York rose more than 6% on Monday in the ICE exchange to a fresh all-time high above $4.30 per pound, with some market participants citing panic in the market ...

Grocery-store ground roast coffee averaged $9.14/lb in September, up from $6.47/lb a year earlier — a 41% jump that’s showing ...

March arabica coffee (KCH25) today is down -22.40 (-7.04%), and January ICE robusta coffee (RMF25) is down -494 (-9.13%). Coffee prices today have sold off sharply to 1-week lows. Long liquidation ...

ICE Arabica coffee futures are highly volatile. Before Q4 2024, the all-time high price was the peak from Q2 1977 of $3.3750 per pound. My Q2 2025 soft commodities report on Barchart noted that nearby ...

Coffee has quietly become one of the most painful line items in the weekly shop, with retail prices now sitting at decade ...

Coffee future prices sit near their highest levels in more than five decades due to continued weather disruptions, trade tariffs, and structural supply imbalances in major producing countries. Key ...

The reason for the substantial jump in such a short amount of time is due to panic buying, as Reuters noted earlier this week. “Panic has finally shown up, prices will continue to rise,” said Bob Fish ...

Global coffee output for 2024/25 is seen at 175M bags, led by Brazil, Indonesia, and Colombia, with structural supply risks.

In my 2023 recap on soft commodities on Barchart, I highlighted the 12.55% annual gain in ICE coffee futures. Nearby Arabica coffee bean futures settled at $1.8830 per pound on December 29, 2023.

NEW YORK >> The relentless coffee price rally continued today as arabica futures on the ICE exchange hit a new record approaching $4 per lb on extremely tight supplies and fears over the outlook for ...

Futures prices for coffee and orange juice rallied Monday, with both commodities continuing to find support from news last week that President Donald Trump plans to hit Brazil with a 50% import tax on ...