(AP:BRASILIA, Brazil) Brazil's government says this year could bring the nation's biggest coffee harvest. The Agriculture Ministry says the harvest could see up to 48.7 million bags harvested. That would top 2003, when 48.5 million bags were reaped. Each bag weighs 130 pounds (60 kilograms).
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1158 EST [Dow Jones] - ICE arabica coffee is trading off of one-month highs as the weaker U.S. dollar ushers in fund buying, an analyst says. Most-active March coffee is up 390 points at $1.4525 a pound, off of the $1.4585 high.
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1014 EDT [Dow Jones] - ICE arabica coffee futures are trading off of intraday lows as funds sell on the rising dollar. Most-active March coffee is down 260 points at $1.4205 a pound, off of the $1.4035 low.
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SINGAPORE (Dow Jones)--Coffee prices in Asia rose over the past two weeks, though trading was slow as farmers in Vietnam were reluctant to sell, preferring to wait for prices to rise further, traders said.
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Below are prices set by Colombia's National Federation of Coffee Growers, or Fedecafe, for purchases by the National Coffee Fund on Thursday. The prices, for a 125-kilogram bag of parchment coffee, apply until further notice but normally stay in effect for a 24-hour period.
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MEXICO CITY (Dow Jones)--Physical trading failed to pick up more pace this week in the cash arabica coffee markets of Mexico, Peru and Central America despite rising international prices, traders said Thursday.
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1024 EDT [Dow Jones] - ICE arabica coffee futures are easing back from a test of technical resistance as the firming U.S. dollar curbs speculative interest. Most-active March coffee is up 35 points at $1.4405 a pound, off the $1.4535 high.
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Honduran coffee production from the new 2009-10 harvest through Dec. 1 was down 823A//news.ino.com/headlines/?newsid=20091202016356" title="Coffee News: DJ Honduras 2009-10 Coffee Output To Dec 1 Down 82 To 2,559 Bags (INO News)
Below are prices set by Colombia's National Federation of Coffee Growers, or Fedecafe, for purchases by the National Coffee Fund on Wednesday. The prices, for a 125-kilogram bag of parchment coffee, apply until further notice but normally stay in effect for a 24-hour period.
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1150 EDT [Dow Jones] - ICE arabica coffee futures are holding firm as underlying concerns about world supplies support prices, an analyst says.
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