OREANDA-NEWS  Arabica coffee futures rose to their highest level in two months on the New York Stock Exchange. This was reported by Bloomberg.

The reason was concerns about the situation in Brazil. According to forecasts, in 2025 the coffee harvest there will be lower than expected due to adverse weather conditions. According to Michael McDougall, an analyst at McDougall Global View, it's not just the current crop that's causing concern, but also the 2026 crop. It's all the fault of the cold snap, which is already causing early stress blooming.

As a result, prices on the stock exchange have been rising for the fifth consecutive session. According to a study by the Coffee Trading Academy, the total harvest of Arabica and robusta in Brazil in the 2025-2026 season is expected to reach 63.9 million bags of 60 kilograms each. This is 2.1 percent less than in 2024.

In July 2025, Brazil reduced coffee exports by 27.6 percent. Within a month, grain supplies collapsed to 164,000 tons. In January-July, coffee exports from this country decreased by 21.4 percent, but revenue increased by 36 percent to a record $8.555 billion. The USA became the main buyer.