Coffee futures (KCZ25) have been on a rollercoaster. Just last week, prices surged to record levels on fears of dry weather in Brazil that could cut supply. But only days later, coffee suffered its 3rd largest single-day drop this century. www.barchart.com For consumers, it could mean paying more for your morning latte. But for traders, this type of volatility can mean opportunity. More News from Barchart What’s Driving Coffee Futures? Coffee isn’t just about your local café — it’s a global commodity ...