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Frost and 40°C Heat Deliver ‘Shock of Extremes’ to Brazil’s Corn, Cotton, and Coffee Harvests
Extreme weather across Brazil's agricultural belt this week poses a dual threat to key crops, pushing up commodity prices.
Supply Crisis: Brazil Weather Fears Drive Sugar Prices to 10-Month High as Frost Threatens Arabica Coffee
Sugar futures surged over 11% this week after official data confirmed a massive drop in Brazil's June output, while frost risk lifts coffee.
Atypical July Rain Threatens Quality of Brazil Arabica Coffee Crop, Sustaining KC_F Price Rally
Excessive rainfall in Brazil's coffee belt has compromised the quality of up to 30% of the 2026/27 Arabica harvest, keeping futures prices elevated.
Unseasonal Rain Degrades Brazil's Arabica Coffee Quality, Keeping Futures Near 350 Cents
Atypical July rainfall in Brazil's Arabica regions has slowed the harvest and degraded bean quality, elevating export risk and commodity prices.
Atypical July Rain Threatens Supply of High-Grade Brazil Arabica Coffee
Unseasonal rain in key Arabica regions is degrading the quality of the 2026/27 crop, threatening premium export volumes.
Atypical Winter Rain in Brazil Threatens Quality of Record Arabica Coffee Crop
Unseasonal heavy rains in Brazil’s key Arabica regions threaten the quality of over a third of the 2026/27 crop, supporting New York futures.
Delayed Brazilian Coffee Harvest, Quality Risk Sustain High Arabica Coffee Futures Prices
Brazil's overall coffee harvest lags the five-year average, with excessive rainfall in Minas Gerais raising quality fears and supporting futures.
Brazil Coffee Harvest Delayed by Severe São Paulo Storms
Heavy rains and hail in São Paulo have knocked up to 40% of the coffee crop to the ground, threatening Arabica quality and driving up global futures.
Delayed Brazil Coffee Harvest Sparks Global Price Surge
Slow progress in Brazil's 2026/27 coffee harvest and rain-related quality concerns tighten global supplies, driving Arabica and Robusta futures higher.
El Niño Fears Spark 17% Brazilian Coffee Price Surge
A projected Super El Niño threatens Brazilian crops, driving Arabica coffee prices up 17% and raising food-led inflation risks for investors.