Arabica coffee rose 2.90 cents, or 1.00%, while ICE robusta gained 94 points, or 2.77%, as prices moved higher on concerns that Iran’s reported closure of the Strait of Hormuz could disrupt shipping. The geopolitical shock adds supply-chain risk to commodity markets and supports near-term coffee futures. The move is notable for coffee traders, though broader market impact appears limited.
Arabica coffee rose 2.90 cents, or 1.00%, while ICE robusta gained 94 points, or 2.77%, as prices moved higher on concerns that Iran’s reported closure of the Strait of Hormuz could disrupt shipping. The geopolitical shock adds supply-chain risk to commodity markets and supports near-term coffee futures. The move is notable for coffee traders, though broader market impact appears limited.
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