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Daily Coffee Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark

Daily Coffee Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark

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  • Coffee Futures Percolate: Harvest Buzz, Price Moves, and Your Brew

    Coffee Futures Percolate: Harvest Buzz, Price Moves, and Your Brew
    2025/12/26
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    This is your Daily Coffee Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark podcast.

    Welcome back to Daily Coffee Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark. Hey friends, it's your go-to gal for all things coffee prices and market buzz. Today we're diving into the latest on coffee trading, including where prices stand right now, fresh supply forecasts, and what it means for your morning brew.

    Let's kick off with the current trading price. Arabica coffee futures are sitting at about 345 US cents per pound as of the latest close, down just a hair from yesterday but still holding steady near four-month lows. Trading Economics reports this dip comes from harvest pressure in key spots like Brazil, where new beans are flooding in, and better weather boosting next years crop hopes. Over the past month, prices have eased around 16 percent, but they are up over 7 percent from a year ago thanks to tight stocks keeping things from tanking.

    Big news from the USDA they just raised their 2025-26 world coffee production forecast to a record 178.8 million bags. Recoveries in Vietnam and bumper crops in Indonesia and Ethiopia are driving that, even as Brazil and Colombia see some declines from weather hits. Vietnam is already seeing new-harvest beans pile up in markets, per The Manila Times, while Indonesia trading is quiet over holidays. Rabobank adds that we could see a surplus building into 2026-27, potentially easing Arabica prices by a third by late next year if supplies pan out, though low inventories are a wildcard.

    For you coffee lovers and traders, heres your takeaway watch Brazil flowering stage closely with ideal rains forecasted, it could mean more supply ahead and softer prices. If youre buying beans or roasting, lock in now before any rebound from those tight port stocks.

    Thats your daily scoop, folks keep an eye on these harvest flows for smart moves. Thanks for tuning in subscribe for more updates, and catch you next time on Daily Coffee Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark. Brew on!

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  • Wake Up and Smell the Prices: Your Daily Brew Breakdown

    Wake Up and Smell the Prices: Your Daily Brew Breakdown
    2025/12/25
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    This is your Daily Coffee Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark podcast.

    Welcome back to Daily Coffee Price Tracker, I am Vanessa Clark, and today we are talking about what is happening in the global coffee market and what that means for your wallet and your morning cup.

    Let us start with the current coffee price. According to Coffee Business Intelligence, global coffee futures are trading around three hundred forty five cents per pound, after slipping slightly in the last session. That means the benchmark Coffee C contract is still elevated compared with previous years, but off its recent highs as traders react to improving supply from major producers like Brazil and Vietnam.

    On the Robusta side, Coffee Business Intelligence reports that London Robusta futures have broken above four thousand twelve dollars per metric ton, reflecting tight supply and strong demand for the beans that go into many instant coffees and supermarket blends. In Vietnam, domestic Robusta prices in key regions like Dak Nong and Dak Lak just hit a record ninety five thousand Vietnamese dong per kilogram, jumping two thousand five hundred dong in a single move as holiday demand kicks in.

    So what does this mean if you are trying to read the daily coffee price and make smart decisions? First, even though prices dipped a bit, they are still high by historical standards. That suggests you should expect retail coffee prices in supermarkets and coffee shops to stay firm rather than fall quickly.

    Here are a few practical tips. If you buy whole beans or ground coffee, consider watching prices weekly and stocking up when your favorite brand runs a promotion, because short term dips in futures often do not immediately reach the shelf. If you run a small cafe, think about negotiating slightly longer contracts with your roaster now, while prices are off the peak but still supported by strong Robusta and resilient demand. And if you like higher priced Arabica specialty coffee, be aware that climate issues in countries like Indonesia and shifting production patterns mean those beans may stay relatively expensive.

    That is it for today on Daily Coffee Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark. Thanks for listening, be sure to subscribe, share this with a fellow coffee lover, and tune in next time so you always know where the daily coffee price is heading before you brew your next cup.

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  • Wake Up and Smell the Prices: Your Daily Brew on Coffee Markets

    Wake Up and Smell the Prices: Your Daily Brew on Coffee Markets
    2025/12/24
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    This is your Daily Coffee Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark podcast.

    You are listening to Daily Coffee Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark. I am Vanessa, and today we are diving into what is happening right now in the global coffee market and what the latest coffee prices might mean for you as a buyer, roaster, cafe owner, or everyday coffee lover.

    Let us start with the big question you are probably searching for today: what is the current coffee price. On the international futures markets, arabica coffee, traded on the New York exchange for the nearby March contract, is currently trading a little above three dollars and thirty cents per pound. Over in London, robusta coffee futures for the front month are trading just under four thousand dollars per ton, after a very strong surge that recently added more than one hundred dollars per ton in a single session, according to CoffeeBI and futures market reports. That jump in robusta is a huge move for a commodity market and a clear sign of how tight supply feels right now.

    Behind those headline prices are some powerful drivers. Analysts point to concerns about reduced production and weather problems in key origins. Brazil, the worlds largest arabica producer, has been dealing with periods of drought in major growing regions, while Vietnam, the top robusta producer, has struggled with weather related production drops in recent seasons, as reported by commodities analysts and CoffeeBI. At the same time, global coffee stocks are at relatively low levels, even as demand in major consuming regions like Europe, the United States, and Asia stays strong. When you combine firm demand with low inventories, you get exactly what we are seeing now: elevated coffee prices and plenty of volatility.

    So what does all this mean for you in practical terms. If you are a cafe owner or roaster, higher arabica and robusta prices today usually translate into more expensive green coffee over the next few months. That can squeeze margins unless you plan ahead. One actionable tip is to talk with your importer or supplier about spreading out purchases, locking in a portion of your needs when the market dips, and being flexible about origin or blend composition. Swapping a small share of high priced arabica for carefully selected robusta or lower grown arabicas can help hold your retail prices steady without sacrificing cup quality.

    If you are a home coffee drinker just trying to understand why your bag of beans costs more, this is the story behind the shelf price. When you see coffee prices in the news, especially phrases like arabica futures price, robusta futures price, or coffee commodity price today, they are referring to the same benchmark contracts we just talked about. Those benchmark prices trickle through the supply chain, from farmers to exporters, importers, roasters, and finally to the bag in your kitchen.

    Looking ahead, many market analysts say that as production recovers in Brazil and exports from Vietnam continue to normalize, we could see some easing in prices over the medium term. But in the short term, tight stocks, weather risks, and strong seasonal demand are likely to keep the coffee market nervous and prices relatively high. If you are making a buying decision soon, whether for a cafe or your home, it might be worth watching the market week by week rather than assuming prices will quickly fall.

    That is it for today on Daily Coffee Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark. Thanks for hanging out with me and checking in on the latest coffee prices and market news. If you find this helpful, be sure to subscribe, share this with a fellow coffee lover, and tune in next time so you always know what is brewing in the coffee market.

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