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  • Vietnam's Coffee Export Surge Meets Brazil's Record Harvest: Why Your Local Cup Costs Less

    Vietnam's Coffee Export Surge Meets Brazil's Record Harvest: Why Your Local Cup Costs Less
    Feb 20 2026
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    This is your Daily Coffee Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark podcast.

    Hey everyone, welcome back to Daily Coffee Price Tracker. I'm Vanessa Clark, and today we're diving into some fascinating developments in the global coffee market that might surprise you. Stick around because we've got the latest trading prices and what they mean for your morning cup.

    Let's start with what's happening on the trading floors. Arabica futures on the New York exchange are sitting at 280.70 cents per pound, down 6.85 cents, while May contracts are trading at 279.70 cents per pound. Robusta prices have taken quite a tumble too, plummeting to six-month lows around 3,691 dollars per metric ton. That's a significant drop from this time last year when robusta was trading at 5,356 dollars per metric ton.

    Now you might be wondering why prices are falling when we all seem to be drinking more coffee than ever. The answer lies in one word: supply. Brazil's crop forecasting agency reported that Brazil's 2026 coffee production will jump by 17.2 percent year over year to a record 66.2 million bags. Arabica production specifically is climbing 23.2 percent. That's a massive increase. Meanwhile, Vietnam, the world's largest robusta producer, exported a whopping 198,000 metric tons of coffee in January alone, up 38.3 percent from last year.

    But here's where it gets interesting for coffee lovers. Despite this global supply surge, Vietnamese domestic prices remained surprisingly resilient. In the Central Highlands, prices hovered between 96,400 and 97,900 Vietnamese dong per kilogram, showing stability even as world markets experienced sharper declines.

    What about here in Vietnam specifically? Prices varied by region but generally landed in the mid-94 to mid-95 thousand dong per kilogram range across areas like Dak Lak and Dak Nong provinces.

    There's a silver lining for arabica enthusiasts though. Colombia, the world's second largest arabica producer, saw coffee production fall 34 percent year over year in January. That supply constraint is providing some support for arabica prices even as they trend downward.

    The big picture here is that global coffee production is expected to hit record levels, but regional variations mean some coffee origins will remain tighter than others. If you're someone who cares about specialty coffee origins, this could actually create more value for single origin beans.

    Thanks so much for tuning in to Daily Coffee Price Tracker. If you found this helpful, please subscribe and join us next time when we'll be tracking these prices and exploring what's really brewing in the world of coffee. Until then, enjoy your next cup.

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    3 min
  • Daily Coffee Price Tracker: Brazil's Bumper Crop Looms as Heat Stresses Vietnam's Beans

    Daily Coffee Price Tracker: Brazil's Bumper Crop Looms as Heat Stresses Vietnam's Beans
    Feb 19 2026
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    This is your Daily Coffee Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark podcast.

    Hey friends, welcome to another episode of Daily Coffee Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark. I'm Vanessa, your go-to buddy for all things coffee prices, and today we're diving into the latest buzz on coffee markets, futures, and what it means for your morning brew.

    First up, the current trading prices as of this Thursday. On the London Robusta market, March futures closed at 3734 USD per ton, up 53 bucks or about 1.44 percent, while May hit 3683 USD per ton, gaining 64 dollars. That's roughly 96,300 dong per kg for March and 95,000 dong for May in Vietnam terms. Over on New York Arabica, March futures settled at 287.5 cents per pound, up nearly 3 cents or 1 percent, and May at 285.15 cents per pound. In Vietnam's key growing areas like Dak Lak, Gia Lai, and Dak Nong, domestic Robusta is trading around 95,500 to 97,000 dong per kg, with port deliveries near Ho Chi Minh City at 97,000 dong. Uganda farmgate prices for high-grade Bugisu AA are holding strong at about 22,431 Ugandan shillings per kg.

    Prices bounced back today after some early dips, thanks to technical buying and steady demand, but keep an eye on Brazil's massive 2026 crop forecast of 66.2 million bags, up 17 percent, which could pressure prices lower soon as supply improves. Vietnam's robust exports are adding to that bearish vibe too. On the flip side, climate change is heating up coffee belts, with more days over 30 degrees Celsius stressing plants and shrinking harvests, per Climate Central analysis.

    Actionable tip for you home brewers or traders: If you're buying beans now, lock in at these levels before Brazil floods the market, but watch weather reports from Vietnam and Colombia for volatility. Maybe try shade-grown coffee to support farmers adapting to heat.

    Thanks for joining me today, coffee lovers. Subscribe, tune in tomorrow for more Daily Coffee Price Tracker updates, and brew on!

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    3 min
  • Brazil's Bumper Crop Cools Down Coffee Prices While Climate Heats Up the Long Game

    Brazil's Bumper Crop Cools Down Coffee Prices While Climate Heats Up the Long Game
    Feb 18 2026
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    This is your Daily Coffee Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark podcast.

    Hi everyone, I'm Vanessa Clark, and welcome back to Daily Coffee Price Tracker. If you've been following the coffee market, you know we've had quite the rollercoaster these past few weeks. Today we're diving into what's happening right now with coffee prices and what it means for your morning cup.

    Let's talk numbers first. As of today, arabica coffee futures are trading around 284 cents per pound, down significantly from where we were just a few weeks ago. We've seen a sharp pullback in the market, with prices hitting their lowest levels in about seven and a half months. Robusta coffee is also under pressure, trading around 3,600 to 3,700 per ton on international exchanges. These are meaningful declines, folks.

    So what's driving these price drops? The big story is Brazil. Brazil's crop forecasting agency announced that the country's coffee production will jump by over seventeen percent year over year, reaching a record sixty-six point two million bags. That's huge. And it's not just arabica either. Arabica production alone is climbing over twenty-three percent. When you have the world's largest coffee producer saying they're about to flood the market with coffee, prices tend to fall. It's basic supply and demand.

    But here's where it gets interesting. Even though we're seeing these lower prices, the market isn't moving on low volume. Trading activity remains robust, which tells us this selloff is real and broad-based, not just a few traders panicking out of their positions.

    Now, I want to point out something important that's happening beneath the surface. Climate Central released new research showing that coffee growing regions around the world are experiencing more extreme heat. The five biggest coffee producing countries are getting an average of fifty-seven additional days per year of heat that's harmful to coffee plants. That's a serious long-term threat to global supplies.

    So we have this interesting contradiction right now. Short term, we're looking at potentially abundant supplies coming from Brazil and strong exports from Vietnam pushing prices lower. But longer term, climate change is making it harder to grow coffee where we've traditionally grown it. This could eventually support prices, but for now, the supply story is winning.

    For traders and coffee enthusiasts, the takeaway is simple. We're in a bearish phase driven by expectations of a bumper Brazilian harvest. Keep an eye on weather forecasts for Brazil over the next couple weeks. Any frost or significant heat could shift this narrative pretty quickly.

    Thanks so much for tuning in to Daily Coffee Price Tracker. If you're enjoying these daily updates on what's moving coffee prices, please subscribe and join us tomorrow for the latest market moves. I'm Vanessa Clark, and I'll see you next time.

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    3 min
  • Brazil's Bumper Crop Brews Up Bargains: Why Your Morning Coffee Just Got Cheaper

    Brazil's Bumper Crop Brews Up Bargains: Why Your Morning Coffee Just Got Cheaper
    Feb 17 2026
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    This is your Daily Coffee Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark podcast.

    Hey everyone, I'm Vanessa Clark, and welcome back to Daily Coffee Price Tracker. If you're a coffee drinker, investor, or just curious about what's happening in the global coffee market, you're in exactly the right place. Let's dive into what's moving coffee prices today.

    We're seeing some significant downward pressure on coffee prices right now, and there's one major reason driving this shift: Brazil's upcoming harvest is looking absolutely massive. According to Brazil's National Supply Company, the country is projecting a record 66.2 million 60-kilogram bags for the 2026 to 2027 season, with Arabica production alone expected to hit 44.1 million bags. Some forecasters are even more bullish, predicting the crop could reach 75.8 million bags. That's an unprecedented volume of coffee hitting the global market.

    Here's where prices are trading today. Arabica coffee futures are sitting around 2.8 dollars per pound, hitting a seven-month low since July 2025. Robusta prices are also under pressure, trading at roughly 3,661 dollars per metric ton as of this week. These declines reflect real supply concerns, or I should say, the lack thereof.

    The good news for Brazilian producers is that recent rainfall across their major coffee-producing regions has significantly improved crop prospects. Minas Gerais, Brazil's largest Arabica growing area, received well above historical average rainfall, alleviating earlier worries about dry conditions that could have damaged yields.

    Now, here's something interesting for long-term thinkers. Even though prices are down right now, coffee stocks remain at a 20-year low. Vietnam, the world's largest robusta producer, is also ramping up exports, jumping 38.3 percent year over year in January alone, which is adding more pressure to prices. But Colombia, the world's second-largest Arabica producer, is actually producing less, down 34 percent year over year in January, which provides some support to the market.

    Looking at the bigger picture, the global coffee market is forecasted to grow at 4.6 percent annually through 2035, eventually reaching approximately 226.56 billion dollars by that time. That's solid long-term growth despite these near-term price challenges.

    If you're a coffee enthusiast or someone watching this market closely, the takeaway is clear: we're in a period of oversupply driven by bumper crops, which is pushing prices down. But structural issues like climate change impacts on coffee-growing regions remain a concern for the future. Arabica faces particularly challenging prospects, with suitable growing land potentially shrinking by 50 percent by 2050.

    Thanks so much for tuning in to Daily Coffee Price Tracker. If you found this helpful, please subscribe and join us next time for the latest on coffee prices and market movements. I'm Vanessa Clark, and I'll see you soon.

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    4 min
  • Coffee Prices Brewing Lower: Your February Market Update with Vanessa

    Coffee Prices Brewing Lower: Your February Market Update with Vanessa
    Feb 16 2026
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    This is your Daily Coffee Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark podcast.

    Hey friends, welcome to Daily Coffee Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark. Im Vanessa, your go-to buddy for all things coffee prices, and today were diving into the latest buzz on coffee futures, whats driving the market, and that all-important current trading price.

    First off, the big news: coffee futures have taken a dip, down about 29.5 percent over the past year. Logos Pres reports that in early February, they hit six-month lows, thanks to expectations of a record arabica crop in Brazil, potentially up over 23 percent, and robusta rising around 6 percent. Vietnam is pumping out robusta exports, up 38 percent in January alone, which is easing pressure on pricier arabica. Right now, as of late today, arabica futures are trading around 220 cents per pound, while robusta sits near 4,000 dollars per ton, per recent market updates from Logos Pres and trading videos.

    This comes after some wild swings, including US tariffs last year that jacked up prices, but those got partially lifted in November, helping stabilize things a bit. Brazilian producers are holding back exports too, selling more green and roasted beans directly, which might keep retail prices from dropping too fast.

    What does this mean for you, my coffee-loving pals? If youre stocking up, nows a smart time to buy in bulk or switch to robusta blends for savings, since demand is cooling and supply is ramping up. Keep an eye on weather though, markets stay volatile with climate risks. On a fun note, Onyx Coffee Lab just snagged the title of worlds best coffee shop for 2026, so maybe treat yourself to some top-tier brews.

    Thats your daily scoop, friends, stay caffeinated and smart with your buys. Thanks for tuning in, hit subscribe, and catch you next time on Daily Coffee Price Tracker!

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    2 min
  • Coffee's Climbing Back: Why Your Cup Costs More This Morning

    Coffee's Climbing Back: Why Your Cup Costs More This Morning
    Feb 13 2026
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    This is your Daily Coffee Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark podcast.

    Hey friends, welcome back to Daily Coffee Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark. I'm your host Vanessa, and today we're diving into the latest on coffee prices, global trends, and what it all means for your morning brew.

    Great news to start: coffee prices are on the rise today after a recent dip. According to the Vietnam Commodity Exchange, Robusta coffee on the London exchange closed with the January 2026 contract at 3835 dollars per ton, up 76 dollars, and November 2026 at 3538 dollars per ton. Over in New York, Arabica for March 2026 hit 299.65 cents per pound, up about 4.85 cents, while Barchart reports March Arabica closed up 0.40 to around 300 cents per pound and Robusta up 0.63 percent. Domestically in Vietnam's Central Highlands, prices ticked up 200 to 300 Vietnamese dong per kilogram, now ranging from 94,300 to 95,500 dong per kilo in spots like Dak Lak and Gia Lai.

    This bounce comes after prices hit six-month lows, sparking demand from roasters rebuilding stocks, as noted by Barchart and Nasdaq reports. But keep an eye on Brazil's bumper 2026 crop forecast at 66.2 million bags by Conab, plus Vietnam's surging exports, which could pressure prices longer term. On the flip side, tighter supplies from Colombia and recovering Brazilian real strength are giving bulls some fuel.

    For you at home, this uptick might mean slightly higher costs at the store soon, so stock up on your favorites if prices feel right. A practical tip: try blending Arabica and Robusta beans for a balanced, affordable cup that captures today's market mix.

    That's your daily coffee price tracker wrap-up. Thanks for tuning in, friends – grab that mug, subscribe for more updates, and I'll catch you next time!

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    2 min
  • Coffee Prices Perk Up as Brazil Brews Record Crop Forecast

    Coffee Prices Perk Up as Brazil Brews Record Crop Forecast
    Feb 12 2026
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    This is your Daily Coffee Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark podcast.

    Hey friends, welcome to another episode of Daily Coffee Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark. Im Vanessa, your go-to guide for all things coffee prices, and today were diving into the latest on coffee market movements, including those key trading prices youre searching for.

    First up, the big picture on global coffee prices. On the New York exchange, Arabica futures for the March 2026 contract closed at 294.8 cents per pound, up slightly by 0.6 cents from yesterday. The May contract sat around 292.85 cents per pound, showing a small recovery after recent dips. Over in London, Robusta for January 2026 hit 3759 dollars per ton, gaining 16 dollars. These upticks come amid forecasts of a bumper crop in Brazil, with production expected to jump 17 percent to a record 66.2 million bags next year, thanks to ideal weather, as reported by Brazils Conab and StoneX updates.

    Closer to home for many producers, Vietnamese domestic Robusta prices took a sharp turn today, dropping 1000 to 1200 Vietnamese dong per kilogram. Theyre now hovering between 94,000 and 95,300 dong per kilo in key areas like Dak Lak and Gia Lai provinces, according to Vietnam Commodity Exchange data.

    The ICO Composite Indicator Price for January eased 2.6 percent to about 297 cents per pound, with exports rising, signaling steady global demand despite supply boosts.

    What does this mean for you? If youre a home brewer or trader, consider locking in buys now before Brazils harvest floods the market, potentially easing prices further. Watch weather in Brazil and currency shifts like the stronger real for short-term jumps.

    Thats your daily coffee price tracker wrap-up, packed with actionable insights. Thanks for tuning in, friends, grab your mug, subscribe for more, and Ill catch you next time. Brew on!

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    2 min
  • Coffee Takes a Dip: Brazil Rains Brew Relief for Your Wallet

    Coffee Takes a Dip: Brazil Rains Brew Relief for Your Wallet
    Feb 11 2026
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    This is your Daily Coffee Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark podcast.

    Hey friends, welcome back to Daily Coffee Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark. Im your host Vanessa, and today were diving into the latest on coffee prices, global trends, and what it all means for your morning brew.

    First up, the current trading prices as of today. On the world markets, robusta coffee on the London exchange took a sharp turn downward, with the January 2026 contract closing at 3743 dollars per ton after dropping 91 dollars, and November at 3451 dollars per ton. Arabica on New York fell too, March 2026 at 294.2 cents per pound, down 5.65 cents, and December at 276.65 cents per pound. Domestically in Vietnams Central Highlands, prices are hovering between 95200 and 96300 Vietnamese dong per kilogram, up slightly by 500 to 600 dong in spots like Dak Lak and Gia Lai, though some reports note a sharper drop to around 95400 dong amid international pressure.

    This dip comes from better supply outlooks, especially heavy rains in Brazil boosting their massive 2026 crop projection of 66.2 million bags, per Conab data, easing last years shortages. Vietnam robusta exports are surging too, helping balance things out. Meanwhile, the global market is eyeing robustas rise in instant and ready-to-drink coffees for its resilience.

    For you at home, heres your takeaway: with prices softening short-term, its a great time to stock up on quality beans or experiment with robusta blends for bolder flavor and higher caffeine. Keep an eye on Brazil weather for swings.

    Thanks for joining me on Daily Coffee Price Tracker. Subscribe, tune in tomorrow for more, and brew on, friends!

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    2 min