The International Coffee Organization’s latest complete daily sheet shows the I-CIP at 251.53 US cents/lb on 23 September 2026, up 1.24% from 22 September. Colombian Milds rose 1.18% to 342.94 cents/lb, Other Milds 1.28% to 317.05, Brazilian Naturals 1.59% to 275.55 and Robustas 0.75% to 162.17. Brazilian Naturals recorded the largest percentage rise among the four group indicators.
For buyers in Oman, Iran, the UAE and the wider GCC, the broad rebound partly reverses the previous day’s decline but does not establish a new price trend or confirm that physical offers have risen equally. Request quotations dated after 23 September and compare the benchmark, origin differential, quality, freight, finance, shipment window and landed cost with the prior offer. Avoid changing coverage solely on one daily observation; confirm critical requirements against verified physical stock and loading capacity. ICO indicators are market references—not physical coffee offers.