Coffee output in Brazils Minas Gerais state, the worlds biggest-growing region, will rise less than expected this year after rain hurt flowering, said a manager at the countrys second-biggest cooperative.
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Coffee Crop in Brazil Region to Miss Estimates After Rain Hurt Flowering
Arabica-coffee futures rose to the highest price in a week on reduced supplies, Cocoa also jumped.
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Coffee Futures Rise to One-Week High on Reduced Supplies; Cocoa Advances
Arabica coffee prices may fall 10 percent by September when Brazil, the worlds biggest producer of the beans, finishes harvesting a record crop and adds its beans to the market, said consulting firm Safras & Mercado.
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Robusta coffee rose the most in a week in London on speculation that roasters bought more of the beans used in espresso and blends.
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Coffee crops in Brazil, the worlds biggest producer and exporter of the bean, arent expected to face frost in July, a weather forecaster said.
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Coffee exports from Uganda, Africas largest producer of the beans after Ethiopia, declined 7.5 percent in June after a drought cut yields, the Uganda Coffee Development Authority said.
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Coffee fell in New York and London on speculation prices climbed too high in recent weeks to reflect the outlook for supply and demand.
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Coffee Declines on Speculation Prices Climbed Too High to Reflect Demand
Robusta coffee fell the most in almost eight months in London on speculation prices climbed too high in recent weeks to reflect the supply-and-demand outlook.
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Coffee Declines Most Since November on Speculation Prices Climbed Too High
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Colombian coffee prices may stabilize at current levels after surging 25 percent this year, buoyed by global demand, said Rafael Mejia , president of the Colombian Agriculture Society.
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