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The article discusses the phasing out of the "C Price" system, which has traditionally been used to determine the global price of Arabica coffee, potentially leading to more stable and fair pricing mechanisms. This change could impact supply and demand dynamics by encouraging more sustainable production practices and fair compensation for coffee growers.

Arabica coffee prices have declined due to a risk-off sentiment in the market, which has negatively impacted commodity prices. This sentiment is driven by broader economic concerns, leading to reduced demand for commodities like coffee.

Arabica coffee prices are projected to decline by 30% by the end of 2025, driven by increased supply from major producing countries and favorable weather conditions. This anticipated surplus in supply is expected to exert downward pressure on prices.

Coffee (Arabica) prices have surged to record highs above $3.60 per pound, indicating a strong demand or potential supply constraints impacting the market. This price increase suggests a bullish outlook for the Coffee (Arabica) market as it reflects heightened interest or reduced availability.