Weak coffee price clouds hopes for Brazil output
Brazilian farm officials flag high hopes for this year's coffee harvest, but warn that low prices are already raising doubts over 2014 prospects
Coffee rust woes to spur rise in migrants to US
The ICO reports raised estimates for damage caused by Central America's coffee rust epidemic, which it warns will cause "significant social impact"
Coffee, corn, hogs turn hedge funds upbeat on ags
Hedge funds rebuind their net long position in agricultural commodities, encouraged by US grain sowing delays, high meat prices and Brazilian frost
Vietnam closes on Brazil in coffee export league
The International Coffee Organization flags the "convergence" between Vietnam and top-ranked Brazil in coffee exports - just as the trend may reverse
Hedge funds scramble to turn positive on ag prices
Hedge funds, who earlier last month were at their more negative on ag prices on record, reverse course dramatically, amid fears over US spring sowings
Starbucks holds off dive into weak coffee market
The coffee giant reveals that its bean purchases have slowed to a crawl this year, even as ABN Amro foresees a drop in prices to the lowest since 2009
Goldman downgrade hits coffee, but cattle resolute
Arabica coffee futures suffer their second biggest fall of 2013 after Goldman Sachs cuts price forecasts. But live cattle futures ride out a downgrade
Rabobank 'bearish' on ags, cuts grain price hopes
The lender, citing prospects of large harvests, cuts grain price hopes by up to \$1 a bushel, and says only cocoa and coffee have "upside potential"
Robusta prices to gain further on arabica values
Robusta coffee prices have the support of "the most bullish indicator that there could be", a leading analyst says. Arabica coffee, signally, does not