Coffee futures on ICE rallied on Tuesday as the rescue of Credit Suisse eased worries about global banking turmoil.
May robusta coffee was up 1.8% to $2,125 a tonne at 1458 GMT, after hitting a five-week low of $2,023 on Monday.
An expected deficit this season is helping robusta, though dealers said there is still some near-term pressure from a rise in ICE-certified coffee stocks.
May arabica coffee rose 0.8% to $1.7985 per lb, having set a six-week low of $1.7105 last week.
Dealers noted that physical premiums in Colombia and Central America are easing. They said arabica is recovering at present largely because fears over a banking sector meltdown have ebbed.