March arabica coffee (KCH25) on Tuesday closed down -0.75 (-0.18%), and March ICE robusta coffee (RMH25) closed up +40 (+0.70%). Arabica coffee prices Tuesday extended last Friday's sharp -4.36% sell-off on continued long liquidation pressure from last Thursday's all-time nearest-futures high.

Arabica coffee futures are expected to fall by around 30% by the end of 2025, with recent record high prices expected to curb demand and early signs pointing to a bumper Brazilian crop next year, a Reuters poll showed on Thursday.

LONDON: Raw sugar futures on ICE rose to a two-month high on Tuesday as the prospect of substantial exports from India faded, while arabica coffee fell further from a recent record peak. Raw sugar rose 0.8% to 20.59 cents per lb by 1234 GMT after setting a two-month high of 20.70 cents.

Coffee futures hit a record of $4.2410 a pound before closing on Monday at $4.211 a pound, Reuters reported. It was around $3.20 in the final quarter of 2024, Markets Insider noted. For the first time, the cost of a pound of arabica coffee has soared past $4 on commodity markets.

March arabica coffee (KCH25) today is down -9.10 (-2.07%), and March ICE robusta coffee (RMH25) is up +41 (+0.71%). Arabica coffee prices today fell back from Thursday's all-time nearest-futures high on some long liquidation pressures after the month-long rally.

Arabica coffee futures are projected to drop by approximately 30% by the end of 2025, according to a poll conducted by Reuters on Friday. This decline is attributed to expectations of a bumper Brazilian crop next year and recent record-high prices,