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Coffee prices perking up

The prices of both robusta and arabica coffee are now at close to 18-month highs, as a result of weather-related crop damage, concerns about future supply and falling export volumes. However, if supply surprises on the upside, prices could drop sharply as the near-term outlook for demand is relatively subdued. In this Commodities Watch, we will assess the key drivers of coffee prices and discuss the likely direction of prices from here.

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