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*Colombian coffee production seen higher- Coffee Federation. NEW YORK/ LONDON, March 25- Raw sugar futures on ICE fell to a three-week low on Monday as a strong dollar, expectations of a global surplus and technical pressure weighed on the market, though physical buying on price dips limited losses for much of the session.
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*Brazil coffee weather seen favourable. LONDON, March 25- Arabica coffee futures on ICE were steady in technically driven dealings on Monday, after losing ground as the euro weakened against the dollar following Cyprus's deal to avert bankruptcy.
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*Brazil coffee weather seen favourable. LONDON, March 25- Arabica coffee futures on ICE were steady on Monday, after losing some ground as the euro weakened against the dollar following Cyprus's deal to avert bankruptcy. "At this point in time, the rains in Brazil are good in fostering growth in beans," said Stefan Uhlenbrock, soft commodities analyst with F.O. Licht.
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The higher payroll tax and rising gas prices are prompting consumers to dine out less. But could tax refunds in the mail bring relief to the sector?
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NEW YORK/ LONDON, March 22- ICE arabica coffee futures gained on Friday, buoyed by some technical support, short-covering and limited trade buying, though they posted a second straight weekly loss amid expectations of ample Brazilian supplies.
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*Vietnam rains weigh on robusta price outlook. NEW YORK/ LONDON, March 20- Arabica coffee futures on ICE inched down to a contract low on Wednesday, falling for the eighth straight day on origin selling and plentiful Brazilian supplies, while cocoa rallied in thin dealings, getting support from sterling's firmness against the dollar.
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*Cyprus parliament rejects EU-proposed conditional bailout. NEW YORK, March 19- Oil and copper prices hit multi-month lows on Tuesday and a number of commodities from gasoline to coffee closed down too as uncertainty over a bailout for Cyprus heightened concerns about the euro zone debt crisis.
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*Cocoa mid-crop output from West Africa eyed- dealers. Cocoa futures also fell, also pressured by macroeconomic worries. "The Cyprus situation is pushing money into the dollar and cooling appetite for risk right now," said Sterling Smith, futures specialist with Citigroup in Chicago.
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CNBC finds out the answer at Southeast Asia's first event dedicated to the art of your morning brew.
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LONDON, March 14- Arabica coffee futures were steady on Thursday, holding above the 32- month low touched in February, ahead of a second consecutive bumper crop from top grower Brazil.
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LONDON, March 14- Arabica coffee futures eased on Thursday, hovering above the 32- month low touched in February, ahead of a second consecutive bumper crop from top grower Brazil.
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NEW YORK/ LONDON, March 13- Liffe robusta coffee futures slid from a five-month high on Wednesday as profit-taking cut into gains made earlier in the day on concern over unfavorable growing weather in top producer Vietnam.
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*Brazil, Thailand seen selling sugar at around 19 cts/lb. ICE raw sugar dipped on producer selling, and were underpinned by logistics delays in top producer Brazil, with a focus on possible U.S. government purchases of sugar.
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*Dry weather eyed in top robusta grower Vietnam. NEW YORK/ LONDON, March 12- Robusta coffee futures on Liffe rose to a five-month high on Tuesday, climbing for the fifth straight day on concerns about dry weather in top grower Vietnam and as farmers there held back beans, while cocoa markets also extended their gains.
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*Dry weather eyed in top robusta grower Vietnam. May robusta coffee futures on Liffe were up $3, or 0.1 percent, at $2,193 a tonne by 1512 GMT after hitting $2,205 earlier in the session, the highest level for the benchmark second month since October 2012.
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*Dry weather eyed in top robusta grower Vietnam. May robusta coffee futures on Liffe were down $13, or 0.6 percent, at $2,177 a tonne by 1229 GMT after hitting $2,198 the previous session, the highest level for the benchmark second month since October 2012.
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*Stronger U.S. jobs market underpins recovery hopes. NEW YORK, March 11- A number of commodities were higher for a second straight session on Monday on hopes that a recovering U.S. economy will lead to better demand, while coffee, sugar and corn rallied on worries about harsh weather and supply tightness.
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*Robustas supported by lack of sales by Vietnam farmers. LONDON, March 11- Robusta coffee futures on Liffe rose to a five-month high on Monday buoyed by concern about dry weather in Vietnam and strengthening differentials in the world's top producer.
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*Robustas supported by lack of sales by Vietnam farmers. LONDON, March 11- Robusta coffee futures on Liffe rose to a five-month high on Monday buoyed by concern about dry weather in Vietnam and strengthening differentials in the world's top producer.
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Starbucks said Thursday that it doesn't plan to change its offerings ahead of New York City's ban on large, sugary drinks that is scheduled to go into effect March 12.