Coffee Rebounds Following Brazil Export Decline and US Tariff Threats

Coffee futures gained as slow shipments from top grower Brazil threaten to tighten global supplies in a market that’s already under pressure from the specter of US tariffs.

The most-active contract of the premium beans rose as much as 2% in New York, wiping out the prior session’s losses. Reluctance from Brazilian producers to sell beans and higher roaster participation in the futures market amid tariff uncertainty has “helped the market stop falling and have this holding pattern,” said Tomas Araujo, a senior trader at StoneX.