Coffee Daily Report
Coffee futures ended Friday's trading session under pressure as investors took profits following two consecutive weeks of strong gains. Arabica futures in New York and Robusta futures in London both retreated during the session, but the broader market picture remains largely unchanged. The correction appeared to be driven
Daily Cocoa Reports and News
* Cocoa fell on Friday as traders locked in profits following Thursday's strong rally, with September NY cocoa settling at 5,107. * Heavy rainfall across Ivory Coast and Ghana continues to disrupt harvesting, logistics, and crop development. * Persistent wet conditions are increasing the risk of black pod disease, posing
Coffee Daily Report
Coffee futures finished Thursday's session with mixed performance across the major exchanges, as arabica prices on ICE Futures US retreated after failing to sustain gains above the key 280 cents/lb level, while robusta futures in London continued to strengthen. The session was largely characterized by technical adjustments
Daily Cocoa Reports and News
* Cocoa futures rose, with September New York cocoa gaining 242 points (+4.86%) to close at 5,224, the highest closing level since late January. * Ghanaian farmers warned heavy rainfall and black pod disease could significantly reduce 2026/27 cocoa production. * Rabobank maintained its expectation of a 2026/27 global
Coffee Daily Report
Coffee futures extended their advance on Wednesday as concerns over near-term supply continued to outweigh expectations of a larger Brazilian crop later in the season. Both Arabica and Robusta markets finished firmly higher, supported by a slower-than-expected harvest in Brazil, persistently tight certified inventories, and ongoing uncertainty
Daily Cocoa Reports and News
Cocoa futures extended their two-week rally on Wednesday, 24 June, with both New York and London contracts climbing to fresh five-month highs. Growing concerns over the outlook for the 2026/27 West African crop continued to support prices after reports emerged that Ivory Coast has temporarily suspended forward
Coffee Daily Report
Coffee futures rallied sharply on June 23 as traders reacted to ongoing harvest disruptions in Brazil, declining certified stocks, and mounting pressure on short positions in the arabica market. Arabica coffee led the gains on ICE Futures US, with the September 2026 contract climbing 3.35% to 275.95 cents
Daily Cocoa Reports and News
* September New York cocoa rose 1.59% to 4,661 USD/ton, London cocoa gained 1.04% to 3,502 GBP/ton. * Ivory Coast temporarily suspended additional 2026/27 forward cocoa sales pending updated crop assessments. * El Niño conditions remain weak, but forecasts suggest further strengthening during the second half
Daily Cocoa Reports and News
Cocoa futures extended their recovery on Monday, with September New York cocoa trading near 4,620 USD/ton, up roughly 12% from the early-June lows around 4,100 USD/ton. Despite the strong rebound, prices remain approximately 55% below the all-time highs recorded in 2024, reflecting the market&
Coffee Daily Report
Coffee futures traded lower on Monday as improving harvest conditions in key Brazilian producing regions weighed on prices, while traders continued to monitor weather developments and tight certified stock levels that could influence market direction in the weeks ahead. Arabica coffee futures on ICE Futures US experienced significant volatility during
Cocoa Breaking News
According to a Reuters report published on June 22, 2026, cocoa farmers in Ivory Coast reported concerns that above-average rainfall and persistent overcast conditions could increase flooding and disease risks during the final stages of the mid-crop harvest. Ivory Coast, the world's largest cocoa producer, is
Daily Cocoa Reports and News
News flow was relatively light during the second half of the week, leaving market participants focused primarily on evolving supply and weather expectations. While favorable rainfall across West Africa continued to support crop development and reinforce expectations for an improved mid-crop, cocoa futures nevertheless extended their recovery as buyers