Just checked the latest coffee moves and it's been a wild couple months. Arabica and robusta both got hit hard recently, but Friday showed some stabilization with arabica up slightly while robusta dipped. The main pressure? Brazil's looking at a massive crop this year - their 2026 production forecast jumped to 66.2M bags, which is a record. Vietnam's also flooding the market with robusta exports, up nearly 40% year-over-year. That's putting serious downside pressure on prices. On the flip side, Colombia's production is way down, and ICE inventories have recovered from their lows. If you're tracking robusta coffee price today on barchart or any platform, you're seeing the tension between oversupply concerns from Brazil and Vietnam versus tighter supplies from Colombia. The dollar weakness on Friday helped spark some short covering, but the bearish supply picture is hard to ignore. Consolidation mode for now, but the trend's still down until something shifts on the supply side.