Arabica coffee futures have reached $4 per pound in New York for the first time on 5 February, as concerns mount over global ...

Tight global supplies fuel a dizzying rally that’s doubled prices over the past year.  Read more at straitstimes.com.

For the best experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings. NAIROBI, Kenya: The top price of the benchmark Kenyan coffee grade rose to $340 per 50 kg ...

As such, arabica coffee futures on the ICE exchange, used to price physical coffee grades around the world, hit a new record of $3.6490 per lb earlier, bringing gains for the year up nearly 15%. They ...