Café starts session without a defined direction under pressure from the Brazilian crop and an increase in global supply.

The coffee market began the session this Friday (10) with mixed behavior in international exchanges, reflecting a scenario of caution in the face of expectations of increased global supply and the advancement of the Brazilian harvest. While arabica coffee registered slight increases in the New York Stock Exchange, robusta traded lower in London, evidencing the lack of a single direction in negotiations. In the New York Stock Exchange, the arabica coffee futures contracts opened with moderate variations. The May/2026 contract started quoted at 293.75 cents per pound-weight, up 5 points. The July/2026 contract opened at 289.70 cents, advancing 15 points, while the September/2026 started at 275.55 cents, with a decline of 25 points. The movement indicates an attempt to stabilize prices after the declines observed in recent sessions. In London, the robusta coffee started the day lower, pressured by the greater global availability of the bean. The May/2026 contract opened at $3,258 per ...