Beans, Brews, and Breaking News: Your Daily Dose of Coffee Prices
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Beans, Brews, and Breaking News: Your Daily Dose of Coffee Prices
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This is your Daily Coffee Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark podcast.
Welcome to the Daily Coffee Price Tracker. I am Vanessa Clark, and thank you for joining me on Monday, November third, twenty twenty-five, for your essential update on what is happening in the world of coffee—right from today’s market moves to the big news impacting coffee prices across the globe.
Let’s jump straight into the numbers because I know that is what you are here for. Arabica coffee futures finished trading today at just above four dollars per pound on the New York exchange. That is the highest we have seen since late October and reflects a strong three percent jump to start the week. The December Arabica contract is closing at four dollars and five cents per pound, with January Robusta futures in London settling at about forty-five hundred forty dollars a ton according to the most recent market wraps and main exchanges. Both varieties are showing impressive resilience as we kick off November, bouncing higher after a tricky October shaped by wild swings and a lot of nervous energy among traders.
What is fueling these movements? Number one, declining inventories. ICE-monitored Arabica stocks have dropped to their lowest level in nearly twenty months. Meanwhile, the United States is still facing a fifty percent tariff on Brazilian coffee imports, and American roasters are running down stockpiles while waiting for updates on trade talks between Presidents Trump and Lula. The coffee market is keenly focused on Brazil’s weather, since recent irregular and below-normal rainfall raised alarm bells about the flowering and fruit set for the next season’s harvest.
Robusta is also in the spotlight, with concerns about weather in Vietnam and looming threats from Typhoon Kalmaegi making traders even more cautious. For those tuning in to track local prices, farmers in Vietnam and Brazil are currently benefiting from these high market prices, which are keeping spirits up as the harvest comes in.
Looking globally, there’s buzz about India’s coffee sector this week—exports have jumped forty percent to reach one point eight billion dollars for the last financial year, signaling growing demand for Indian coffee, especially unique Arabica and Robusta beans. On the technology front, more cafes in Australia and beyond are investing in new grinding solutions like the Izaga W grinder to boost efficiency, maintain quality, and reduce waste—a smart move as volatile prices make every bean count.
So, what does this mean for listeners? If you are a coffee buyer, expect prices to remain firm in the short term, and keep an eye on weather updates from Brazil and Vietnam. For small roasters and cafes, monitor your inventories closely—tight supply and strong demand could mean some turbulence ahead, and now is the moment to get creative in managing costs and sourcing. Consumers might see the ripple effect, too, so do not be surprised if your favorite brew costs a bit more in the coming weeks.
That is it for today’s episode of the Daily Coffee Price Tracker. I am Vanessa Clark, and I appreciate you spending a few minutes here to stay caffeinated and informed. Be sure to subscribe for more daily updates, share the podcast with your coffee-loving friends, and tune in tomorrow for the latest coffee prices and industry news. Enjoy your next cup, and see you next time.
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