Coffee futures fell sharply last week, with the most active May contract losing 14.45 cents from Monday to Monday to finish at 292.55 US cents per pound. The move came after prices briefly climbed to a high of $3.19/lb mid-week before reversing quickly, driven by heavy commercial selling from origin that overwhelmed an initial wave […]
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