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September Arabica futures rose to their highest closing level since July 9 on Wednesday, with the New York market drawing support from another decline in certified stocks, firm nearby spreads and uncertainty surrounding coffee shipments from Colombia after a major earthquake disrupted transport links to the port of Buenaventura. The
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December 2026 cocoa staged a volatile rebound on Wednesday, opening at $5,650 per tonne and trading across a wide $205 range between $5,574 and $5,779. An early advance was followed by a sharp reversal toward support, but buyers re-emerged around the hourly 200-period SMA and
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Cocoa futures reversed sharply on 11 August as early firmness gave way to sustained selling across both markets. In New York, the September contract traded as high as $5,904 before falling to $5,425 and recording a close of $5,527, down $377, or 6.39%. London followed a
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Tuesday's settlement looked stronger than the shape of the session. September arabica in New York settled at 335.75 cents per pound, up 3.45 cents, or 1.04%, after trading across a wide 332.50–348.80-cent range. Volume reached 50,341 contracts, 771 more than
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Arabica outperformed Robusta during Monday’s session as the market assessed a weak start to Brazil’s August exports, historically low ICE inventories and continuing uncertainty over the quality and timing of new-crop supply. September Arabica’s first recorded trade was 335.00 cents per pound, while its final
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New York cocoa staged a forceful intraday recovery on 10 August, reversing early weakness to finish sharply higher near the top of the session’s range. The September 2026 contract fell as low as $5,608 per tonne before rebounding to a high of $5,930 and closing at $5,
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Arabica coffee futures ended last week with a sharp rally in New York, as renewed speculative buying, low certified stocks and increasingly active position rollovers pushed the nearby contracts considerably higher. The strength was concentrated at the front of the curve, with September outperforming December and the spread between the
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New York cocoa experienced another highly volatile session on Friday. September opened at $5,764 and initially came under renewed selling pressure, falling to an intraday low of $5,613. Buyers subsequently emerged and triggered a sharp recovery, with prices accelerating higher during the late morning and reaching a session
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Coffee markets enter Friday’s session with an unusual combination of tightening nearby availability, volatile weather, changing trade flows and an important technical event: the beginning of the index-fund roll out of the September Arabica contract. The immediate focus is on New York, where ICE-certified Arabica inventories have
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New York cocoa remained under heavy selling pressure on 6 August, with the September 2026 contract settling at $5,776 per tonne, down 1.80% from the previous session. Price action was highly volatile: the contract initially traded as high as $5,830, before selling accelerated and pushed prices to
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New York cocoa experienced a sharp intraday reversal on 5 August. September 2026 initially traded higher and reached a session peak of $6,222 per tonne, 2.18% above the previous day’s close of $6,089. The advance failed to hold, however, and selling pressure intensified through the late