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  • Coffee Prices Soar: Stormy Weather, Trade Tensions Brew Trouble

    Coffee Prices Soar: Stormy Weather, Trade Tensions Brew Trouble
    Nov 4 2025
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    This is your Daily Coffee Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark podcast.

    Welcome back to another episode of the Daily Coffee Price Tracker. I am your host, Vanessa Clark. Today is Tuesday, November fourth, twenty twenty-five, and I am here to keep you in the know on all things coffee prices and market movements. Whether you are a barista, a coffee lover, or just curious about what is happening behind every cup, you are in the right spot.

    Let’s kick off with the headline number everyone wants to know—the latest coffee trading prices. On the global stage, coffee prices are making headlines with some of the steepest increases we have seen in years. The London Robusta futures for January twenty twenty-six closed at four thousand six hundred ninety-three dollars per metric ton, while New York Arabica coffee futures for December twenty twenty-five settled at an impressive four hundred six cents per pound. That is a big jump, and it is being felt across the industry.

    Zooming into Vietnam, which is the world’s top producer of robusta beans, prices at origin spiked to an average of one hundred nineteen thousand Vietnamese dong per kilogram. There are regional highs in places like Dak Lak, where prices hit that one hundred nineteen thousand mark, and slightly lower but still strong numbers in Lam Dong and Gia Lai.

    So, why are we seeing this price rally now? Two big factors are in play. First is the extreme weather. Brazil, the world’s coffee powerhouse, has had below-average rainfall, which is never good news for the arabica crop. The forecast is improving slightly, with more rain expected this month, but the damage to the outlook is already affecting global supply. Meanwhile, all eyes are on Typhoon Number Thirteen as it heads toward Vietnam’s coffee-growing regions, threatening exactly the robusta crop that is so vital to the world market. Even the possibility of crop damage has traders on high alert, pushing prices up fast.

    Second, there’s a major shakeup in the international trade scene. The United States recently imposed a hefty fifty percent tariff on coffee imports from Brazil, which provides about one-third of America’s coffee supply. This trade disruption is causing American roasters to scramble for alternative sources, leading to even higher demand—and higher prices—for beans from other countries like Vietnam.

    The effects of this spike are not just something you see on trading screens. Reuters reports that American consumers are now paying up to forty percent more for their daily cup, and those prices look likely to stick around as long as the supply chain remains stressed and weather risks are stacking up.

    What can you do with this information if you are running a coffee business or you are just trying to save on your favorite brew? If you are in retail or hospitality, consider locking in contracts with your suppliers soon to hedge against further volatility. For everyday coffee drinkers, shopping in bulk or exploring alternative origins could help manage costs. And for those who love experimenting with coffee at home, now’s a great time to try different brewing methods that get the most flavor out of every bean—after all, with higher prices, you want every cup to count.

    That wraps up today’s Daily Coffee Price Tracker. If you found this coffee market update helpful, be sure to subscribe and share this podcast with your coffee-loving friends. I am Vanessa Clark, and I will be back tomorrow with the latest on coffee prices, trends, and what is brewing in the world of coffee. Thanks for listening, and may your cup always be full.

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  • Beans, Brews, and Breaking News: Your Daily Dose of Coffee Prices

    Beans, Brews, and Breaking News: Your Daily Dose of Coffee Prices
    Nov 3 2025
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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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  • Wake Up and Smell the Uncertainty: Your Daily Brew of Coffee Market Insights

    Wake Up and Smell the Uncertainty: Your Daily Brew of Coffee Market Insights
    Oct 31 2025
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    This is your Daily Coffee Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark podcast.

    Hello and welcome to the Daily Coffee Price Tracker. I’m Vanessa Clark and thanks for joining me for your essential update on all things coffee, from global prices to the key news shaping what ends up in your morning mug.

    Let’s get started with the most important numbers of the day. As of the close of trading yesterday, October thirty-first, New York arabica coffee futures for December twenty twenty-five settled at three hundred ninety-two cents per pound. Meanwhile, London robusta futures for January twenty twenty-six closed at four thousand six hundred forty-one dollars per metric ton. These levels have been trending higher all week and reflect some major shifts happening in the coffee world right now.

    So, what’s behind these big price moves? First, the robusta market is getting a big push from heavy rain and flooding in Vietnam, which is the world’s largest robusta producer. Reports from both local and global outlets confirm that the harvest this season is being delayed and disrupted, adding a layer of uncertainty that has traders paying close attention. On top of that, Vietnamese coffee exports are already up sharply this year compared to last, but with the adverse weather, markets are worried about the flow of new supplies.

    Meanwhile, the arabica side of the story centers on Brazil, where weather has been a roller coaster. Minas Gerais, the heartland for Brazil’s arabica crop, received only a tiny fraction of its usual rainfall throughout much of October, sparking fears for the next season’s flowering and yields. Earlier this week, some rain was reported, but it may not be enough to completely offset the damage from previous dryness. That lingering uncertainty is keeping prices supported.

    Add to this the ongoing volatility from tariffs and global trade policies. The United States has been imposing hefty tariffs on coffee imports from Brazil and is now considering new tariffs on Nicaraguan and Colombian beans. On the flip side, a new deal under negotiation with Vietnam could see US tariffs on Vietnamese coffee dropped, potentially making robusta imports cheaper for American roasters and possibly easing price pressure for some supermarket brands.

    At the same time, both robusta and arabica stocks held in certified warehouses remain at multi-month lows. These tight inventories mean that any supply hiccup, whether caused by weather or trade issues, can have an outsized impact on prices.

    So, what does all this mean for you if you are in the coffee business or just love your daily cup? With prices running high and markets volatile, many roasters and retailers are rethinking their sourcing strategies and passing costs on to consumers. If you see higher prices at your local coffee shop or on supermarket shelves, it is a direct reflection of these global challenges. For anyone in coffee retail or hospitality, watching weather reports out of Brazil and Vietnam, as well as following news on global tariffs, will be especially crucial in the weeks ahead.

    And before we go, a quick headline from the specialty market: an auction in Colombia saw a lot of high-grade specialty coffee sell for a record-breaking almost one thousand dollars per pound. That’s not your average morning brew, but it shows how prized and diverse the coffee world remains.

    That’s all for today’s episode of the Daily Coffee Price Tracker. I’m Vanessa Clark. Thanks for listening, and don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss an update. Whether you are a trader, a barista, or just coffee curious, we are here every weekday, tracking the markets and news you care about. Enjoy your next cup and tune in next time.

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