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Arabica coffee on the New York exchange jumped to its highest level in two months. Traders fear that cold weather and light frosts may reduce the harvest in Brazil, which is the largest coffee producer. The Bloomberg publication writes that there is growing concern that this year's coffee harvest in Brazil will be lower than expected due to adverse weather conditions. "The concern is not only about the current harvest, but also about the 2026 harvest, which may be limited because periods of cold weather are already leading to early flowering," said Michael McDougall, an analyst at McDougall Global View. The most active futures contract rose on Tuesday, August 19, by 2.6%. Prices are rising for the fifth consecutive session. According to Sucden Financial Ltd broker Harry Howard, the rise in prices in recent days has been caused by slower-than-expected exports from Brazil and reports of frost in the main coffee regions of Sul-de-Minas and Serrado. However, he added that the price ...

Even with a significant drop in the volume exported, Brazilian coffee maintained its prominence in international trade. From January to July 2025, the country shipped 22.15 million 60 kg bags, a number that represents a 21.4% decrease compared to the same period last year. However, the decline did not prevent the sector from registering a significant increase in revenue: US$ 8.55 billion in seven months — a 36% jump in billing.

A historic revenue occurred even with a 27.6% drop in the volume of coffee exported by the country, according to data from Cecafé.