Archive · 3 Oct 2025
Coffee Prices Rise Amid Dry Weather Concerns in Brazil
Imagine coffee plants are like us; they need water to grow!
Right now, it's very dry in Brazil, where a lot of coffee comes from.
This is making the price of coffee go up.
Experts are worried because there hasn't been rain since late September.
If rain comes, the price might drop.
They are also watching out for a weather pattern called La Niña, which usually means less rain.
So, if the weather stays dry, coffee could get even more expensive!
Arabica coffee futures increased up to 3% in New York.
Dry weather in Brazil is causing bullish sentiment.
No rain has fallen since September 23rd.
Rains this month are crucial for the 2026-27 crop development.
La Niña weather pattern may bring drier weather.
- Who
- Arabica and Robusta coffee futures
- What
- Increased in price
- When
- Recent days
- Where
- New York and Brazil
- Why
- Dry weather and potential La Niña
- Coffee Type
- Arabica and Robusta
- Price Increase
- Arabica futures up to 3%
- Location of Price Increase
- New York
- Reason for Increase
- Dry weather in Brazil
- Impact of Rainfall
- Could lead to price decrease
- La Niña Effect
- Likely transition October-December