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Global coffee prices rebounded strongly on international exchanges today, with robusta surging by more than $ 100/ton and arabica rising by 5.55 US cents/lb. The market was supported by low inventory levels, while concerns over prolonged rainfall in Brazil could slow harvest progress.
On the London exchange, July 2026 robusta futures rose sharply by 3.25% ($ 109/ton) from the previous session to $ 3,463/ton. The September 2026 contract increased by 2.97% ($ 98/ton) to $ 3,395/ton.
Robusta coffee prices on the London exchange. (Source: giacaphe.com)
On the New York exchange, July 2026 arabica futures also climbed strongly by 2.23% (5.55 US cents/lb) to 253.95 US cents/lb. The September 2026 contract rose by 2.31% (5.65 US cents/lb) to 250.25 US cents/lb.
Arabica coffee prices on the New York exchange. (Source: giacaphe.com)
Global coffee prices rose sharply to a one-week high amid concerns that prolonged rainfall in Brazil could delay coffee harvesting.
ICE-certified coffee inventories have been trending lower for more than two and a half months, supporting prices. ICE-certified arabica stocks fell to 402,709 bags on June 10, the lowest level in 6.5 months.
ICE-certified robusta inventories dropped to a two-year low of 3,631 lots on May 15. Although stocks later edged up to 3,713 lots on June 11, they remained near historically low levels.
However, the market’s focus remains on Brazil’s coffee harvest progress, as the country is expected to deliver a record crop.
Brazil’s statistics agency IBGE forecasts the country’s coffee production will reach a record high of 66.8 million bags.
Coffee prices on June 12, 2026: Rebound higher
According to the Brazilian Coffee Exporters Council (Cecafé), Brazil’s green coffee exports in May rose 4.2% year-on-year to 2.73 million 60-kg bags. This marked the first monthly increase since November 2024.
Arabica coffee exports fell 11.9% to 2.13 million bags, compared with 2.41 million bags in May last year.
By contrast, exports of robusta and other canephora coffee nearly tripled, reaching 601,756 bags last month compared with 205,353 bags in the same period of 2025.
Processed coffee exports, including soluble and roasted coffee, declined 0.5% to 360,610 bags, according to Cecafé.
Brazil’s coffee export revenue in May reached $1.05 billion, down 16% from $1.25 billion in May 2025.
Thus, global coffee prices on June 12, 2026 reversed higher across major exchanges compared with the previous day.
Translated by Hoang Duy
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