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Cocoa Daily Report
Tuesday's session was characterized by consolidation following Monday's explosive rally, with cocoa futures holding on to nearly all of their recent gains. Both New York and London traded within relatively narrow ranges, while deferred contracts advanced by around 1%, indicating that buying interest remained intact despite
Coffee Daily Report
Coffee futures posted one of their strongest rallies of the year on Monday, with Arabica contracts in New York surging more than 16% and Robusta futures in London gaining nearly 9%. The move was driven primarily by renewed frost concerns in Brazil, forcing speculative investors to cover short positions, while
Cocoa Daily Report
Cocoa futures posted one of their strongest trading sessions of the year on Monday, extending the sharp rebound that began after the U.S. Independence Day holiday. New York September 2026 cocoa settled at 5,694, up 706 points (+14.1%) from the previous session, while London September 2026 cocoa
Coffee Daily Report
Coffee futures closed with mixed performance on Thursday (July 2), as Arabica prices on ICE Futures US retreated following strong gains earlier in the week, while Robusta futures on ICE Europe managed to finish modestly higher. After a sharp recovery over recent sessions, the Arabica market experienced a wave of
Cocoa Daily Report
Cocoa futures remained in a consolidation phase on Thursday, extending the sideways trading pattern that has characterized the market over the past six trading sessions. Following the strong rally in late June, September New York cocoa has been trading within a relatively well-defined 4,950–5,200 range as
Coffee Daily Report
The global coffee market rallied sharply at the beginning of July, with traders focusing primarily on Brazil’s weather-related supply risks. Heavy rainfall delayed the Arabica harvest, threatened bean quality, raised concerns about potential production losses, and coincided with historically low ICE-certified stocks and renewed speculative fund buying.
Cocoa Daily Report
Cocoa futures posted modest gains on Tuesday, extending the recovery seen over recent sessions. The September 2026 New York contract settled at 5,076 USD/ton, up 12 points (+0.24%), while the September 2026 London contract closed at £3,817/ton, gaining 17 points (+0.45%). The advance was
Cocoa Daily Report
Coffee prices rallied sharply on international exchanges on Tuesday, June 30, with Arabica recording its strongest daily gain in months as persistent rainfall in Brazil disrupted harvesting operations, raised concerns about bean quality, and reinforced fears of tighter global supplies. Strong speculative buying by investment funds, combined with continued demand
Coffee Daily Report
Coffee futures delivered mixed performance on Monday, with arabica prices extending their recent recovery on the ICE Futures US exchange while robusta futures weakened in London. The market remains primarily driven by developments in the Brazilian harvest, weather conditions across key producing regions, export flows, and the broader outlook for
Cocoa Daily Report
NY cocoa September 2026 futures extended their correction on Monday, with the contract settling at approximately 4,967 USD/tonne, down around 1.4% from the previous close near 5,040 USD/tonne. After opening under pressure, the market remained on the defensive throughout most of the session, with only
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
Cocoa Daily Report
* 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