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Arabica coffee fell to a fresh 13-year low due to excess supplies

LONDON: Arabica coffee futures on ICE fell to a fresh 13-year low as the market struggled to absorb excess supplies.

Newyork: Arabica coffee futures on ICE firmed as it consolidated above last week’s 13-year low. May arabica coffee settled up

Arabica coffee futures on ICE fell to a more than 13-year low on Tuesday with the prospect of a large

Arabica coffee futures on ICE fell on Monday, approaching last week’s 13-year low as the market struggled to absorb excess

Arabica coffee futures on ICE collapsed on Tuesday, as a global surplus dragged the second month to its lowest levels

Coffee prices on ICE slide on plentiful global supplies, especially from top grower Brazil despite a firmer currency in top

* May arabica coffee fell 0.65 cents, or 0.65 percent, to 99 cents per lb, after rising 2.4 percent on

The May arabica coffee contract settled up 0.20¢ at 101.65¢ per lb in dealings between 101.05 and 102.45¢. * May

Coffee futures fall on weaker Brazil currency

March arabica coffee settled up 0.25 cent, or 0.2 percent, at $1.0045 per lb after dropping to a five-week low