Brazil’s dry harvest weather pressures September ICE arabica, contract drops 3.79%
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Brazil's dry harvest weather is expected to accelerate picking and, alongside USDA forecasts for record 2026/27 global coffee output and higher ending stocks, is pressuring arabica futures. While ICE arabica inventories are at multi-year lows, the broader supply outlook (including strong Vietnam export flows for robusta) reinforces near-term easing expectations across coffee markets, keeping arabica under pressure despite mixed robusta dynamics.
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Favorable harvest weather in Brazil is expected to lift 2026/27 global coffee output to a record 189.7 million bags, up 6.0% year over year, with arabica production seen rising 12%. Brazil’s harvest progress was reported at 64% as of July 15, still behind 77% a year earlier, but the USDA attributes the outlook mainly to improved growing conditions in Brazil. September ICE arabica futures settled down 3.79% on Monday, reflecting expectations of looser supply.
