New York cocoa experienced a strongly bearish session on 22 July. The September 2026 contract opened at 5,504 and briefly advanced to an intraday high of 5,534 before sustained selling pressure pushed prices below the 5,500 and 5,400 levels. The decline accelerated later in the session,
Global coffee production is expected to reach an all-time high in the 2026/27 season, but historically constrained inventories and uncertainty surrounding Brazil’s harvest are likely to prevent the market from moving into a comfortable surplus. The U.S. Department of Agriculture projects global coffee output at a
Arabica coffee futures reversed substantial intraday gains on Tuesday as aggressive origin selling, particularly from Colombia, triggered profit-taking near important technical resistance levels. Market participants were also assessing the possibility of new US tariffs, Brazilian export activity and intense heat across parts of Vietnam’s coffee-producing regions. Trading
Cocoa futures advanced across both markets on Tuesday, 21 July, reversing the previous session’s weakness. New York recorded the stronger performance, with the monitored contracts rising by 1.66%–1.90% as gains strengthened toward the deferred May 2027 position. London cocoa also moved uniformly higher, although advances were
Coffee futures opened the week higher on both sides of the Atlantic, supported by renewed speculative buying, tight certified inventories and persistent concerns about weather conditions in major producing regions. Arabica coffee futures on ICE Futures US recorded the stronger performance. The September contract closed 4.25 cents, or approximately
New York September cocoa experienced a highly volatile session on 20 July. The contract opened at 5,518 USD/tonne and initially came under pressure, falling to an intraday low of 5,349 before attracting strong buying interest. Prices subsequently recovered sharply and reached a session high of 5,681,
Coffee futures recovered on Friday, July 17, as weather-related damage in Brazil, declining ICE-certified inventories and continued short-covering by speculative funds provided support following the sharp losses recorded in the previous session. The September Arabica contract in New York gained 7.70 cents, or 2.46%, to
Cocoa futures rebounded on Friday, 17 July, after the sharp losses recorded in the previous session. In New York, the September 2026 contract opened at 5,421 USD/tonne and initially extended the previous day’s weakness to an intraday low of 5,393 USD/tonne. Buying then returned, lifting
Arabica coffee futures came under heavy pressure on Thursday as speculative fund selling triggered a sharp decline on ICE Futures US. The September contract fell more than 1,300 points to around 313.40 cents per pound after touching an intraday low of 310.50 cents, while the December contract
Cocoa futures came under heavy selling pressure on Thursday, with both New York and London markets posting sharp losses. New York September futures closed at 5,441 USD/tonne, down 8.03% (-475 USD) from Wednesday’s close of 5,916 USD/tonne. The contract opened at 5,949 USD/
North American cocoa grindings totaled 109,659 metric tons during the second quarter of 2026, according to the latest survey released by the National Confectioners Association (NCA). Based on the published figures, grindings increased by 7,794 metric tons, or 7.65%, from 101,865 metric tons recorded in the
The Cocoa Association of Asia (CAA) has reported a strong recovery in regional cocoa processing, with second-quarter 2026 grindings reaching 224,646 metric tons, representing a 25.07% increase compared with Q2 2025. The figure also marks a 0.51% increase from the first quarter of 2026, highlighting continued
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Coffee futures ended Wednesday modestly higher as the market continued to balance improving long-term supply prospects with persistent short-term shortages. Although traders increasingly expect Brazil's record crop to ease the global supply situation later this year, physical coffee remains difficult to source, supporting prices despite signs
Correction: There was an error in the Ivory Coast grinding calculations. Cocoa futures entered a consolidation phase on Wednesday after Tuesday's sharp rebound, with both New York and London markets trading in relatively contained ranges. In New York, the September 2026 contract settled at 5,916, down 20
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The European Cocoa Association (ECA) reported that European cocoa grindings totaled 316,366 tonnes in Q2 2026, representing a 4.6% year-on-year decline compared with 331,762 tonnes in Q2 2025. On a quarter-on-quarter basis, grindings also fell by 2.9% from 325,895 tonnes processed
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The coffee market experienced another highly volatile trading session on Tuesday, with Arabica futures surrendering early gains after briefly climbing above 350 cents per pound for the second time in the past seven trading sessions. Although profit-taking pushed prices lower by the close, the market continues to be supported
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* New York cocoa recovered 2.20% from Monday's close, while London ended only 0.25% lower * Attention now turns to Thursday's European grindings data (08:00 CEST) * West African weather remains broadly favorable, with 30-120 mm of rainfall forecast across Ivory Coast and 15-80
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Monday's decline in coffee prices may have appeared bearish on the surface, but beneath the daily price movement lies a market that remains remarkably complex. Arabica coffee futures on ICE New York settled at 330.00 cents per pound, down 4.25 cents, while Robusta futures in London
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* New York September cocoa settled at 5,808, down 165 points (-2.76%), after recovering from an intraday low of 5,463 (-8.54%) as early selling pressure eased. * Repeated ICE margin increases continue to reduce market liquidity, amplifying intraday volatility and encouraging technical-driven trading. * Brazil Q2 cocoa grindings
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The global coffee market experienced one of the most volatile trading weeks in recent history as investors and commercial participants began reassessing the size and quality of Brazil’s 2026/27 harvest. Arabica and Robusta futures recorded exceptional intraday swings, driven by tightening physical availability, rapidly declining certified stocks, forced
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Cocoa futures retreated sharply on Friday, reversing part of the weekly rally as broad-based profit-taking and increased selling pressure weighed on both exchanges. New York September cocoa fell 393 points (-6.18%), while London September cocoa declined 306 points (-6.47%), with losses extending across the forward curve.
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Coffee futures staged a powerful recovery on Thursday, closing sharply higher on both the New York and London exchanges as renewed weather concerns in Brazil, tightening certified inventories, and aggressive technical buying combined to push prices significantly higher. After an exceptionally volatile week that saw Arabica prices swing dramatically in
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Cocoa futures extended their powerful rally on Thursday, with both New York and London contracts reaching fresh multi-month highs. New York cocoa surged more than 5%, with every deferred contract gaining over 300 points, while London futures also posted another session of broad-based strength. Despite another day of
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The global coffee market entered a corrective phase this week as arabica and robusta futures retreated following strong gains earlier in the week. While technical selling and profit-taking pressured prices lower, the underlying fundamentals remain supportive. Delayed harvesting in Brazil, concerns over bean quality, tightening certified stocks, slower exports,