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Arabica coffee prices fall due to excess supplies

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

Arabica futures in New York ended with sizeable gains as a stronger Brazilian currency lifted values. March arabica coffee was

Arabica coffee futures on ICE plunged on Monday, erasing the previous week’s gains, on an improving weather outlook in top

Arabica coffee prices rise on Brazil weather concerns