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LONDON: Arabica coffee futures rose on Wednesday, heading back towards the prior session’s four-month high with the market still concerned about tariffs, low stocks and reduced exports from top grower Brazil. Cocoa and sugar also rose.
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Arabica coffee rose 1.3 percent to USD3.8660 per lb at 1134 GMT, having hit its highest since early May at USD3.9300 on Tuesday. * Brazilian coffee exports to the United States fell 46 percent in August while sales to Latin American neighbours surged, coffee exporters group Cecafe said, even as industry leaders said re-exporting Brazilian beans via third countries was not an alternative for getting past US import tariffs.