ICE New York arabica September futures jump 3.4% to 324.55 cents on July 27, 2026
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ICE Arabica coffee futures extended a sharp rally (+3.4%) amid tightening near-term supply signals: certified New York stocks fell below 300,000 bags and backwardation steepened, consistent with strong spot scarcity and speculative cover buying. Weather risks are amplifying the risk premium, with unusually heavy rain slowing Brazil's harvest and an intensifying El Niño raising concerns for 2026/27 output across key origins including Brazil and Vietnam.
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On July 27, 2026, ICE New York arabica coffee’s most-active September contract surged 3.4% (1,075 points) to close at 324.55 cents per pound, the highest level since mid-month. London coffee futures rose 1.1% to $3,799 per tonne. The sharp move has been widely linked to concerns that an El Niño event—potentially the strongest in nearly 150 years—could hurt output in key producing countries such as Brazil and Vietnam.
