Independent daily cocoa market reports covering New York and London futures, price action, spreads, volume, open interest, arrivals, stocks, weather, trade flows and the outlook for the next trading session.
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New York December cocoa reversed a sharp sell-off on Thursday, 1 October, after opening at $5,354/t. Following an early decline, a recovery towards $5,220 failed to hold, and renewed selling pushed the contract to $5,051, 5.38% below Wednesday’s last-traded close. Buying subsequently
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New York December cocoa surrendered an early recovery on Wednesday, 30 September, after reaching $5,505/t, up 2.82% from Tuesday’s last-traded close. Selling subsequently pushed the contract to $5,292, testing support around $5,300, while a later recovery towards $5,400 also faded. The last-
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New York December cocoa reversed an early gain of 1.03% on Tuesday, 29 September, reaching $5,665/t before sustained selling took control. The contract broke below $5,500 and $5,400, touching $5,314—5.23% below Monday’s last-traded close. A subsequent rebound towards $5,420
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New York December cocoa surrendered an early rally on Monday, 28 September, as repeated attempts to hold above $5,700 met selling. Prices reached $5,741/t, up 2.46% from Friday’s last-traded close, before retreating. A second recovery towards $5,700–$5,720 also faded, with the
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New York December cocoa finished Friday at $5,603/t, up $9 (+0.16%) from Thursday’s $5,594 close. The front of the curve remained relatively firm, with Mar-27 adding $2 (+0.03%), while the middle maturities softened slightly: May-27 fell $5 (-0.09%), Jul-27 $3
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December New York cocoa extended Wednesday’s rebound on Thursday but failed to hold the session highs. Dec-26 traded between $5,489 and $5,671/t, a $182/t range, equivalent to about 3.3% of Wednesday’s close, before finishing at $5,594/t. That left the contract
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December New York cocoa delivered a strong intraday reversal on Wednesday. The contract opened at $5,395/t, initially extended the recent sell-off to a session low of $5,252, then reversed sharply as buying emerged around the $5,300 support area. Momentum accelerated through the morning, carrying prices
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New York December 2026 cocoa staged a sharp intraday recovery on Tuesday after initially extending the recent sell-off. Dec-26 fell to an intraday low of $5,111, briefly breaking below the lower boundary of the broader rising channel, before strong buying interest drove the contract to a high
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New York cocoa attempted to stabilise on Monday after Friday’s sharp sell-off, but the early recovery failed to hold. Dec-26 opened at $5,317 and rallied as high as $5,533, briefly reclaiming the $5,500 area, before renewed selling pushed the contract to an intraday low
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Cocoa extended its sell-off on Friday, 18 September, with both markets finishing near their session lows. New York December opened higher at $5,666 but reversed sharply, breaking below $5,500 and testing the $5,300 support area. The contract touched $5,290 before last trading at $5,330,
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Thursday’s sell-off appears to have accelerated as cocoa broke below its recent consolidation. New York December failed to sustain an early advance to $6,038, then lost support around $5,860 and $5,800 before reaching $5,506. It finished at a last traded price of $5,620,
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Cocoa futures rebounded across both markets on 16 September, although the closing profiles differed. New York Dec-26 gained $91, or 1.55%, to a last-trade close of $5,951 after trading between $5,876 and $6,047, a 2.91% intraday range. The contract remained above its previous