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.
Cocoa Daily Report
Cocoa futures extended their corrective phase on Friday, with both New York and London recording broad-based declines across the curve. The session was characterized by lighter participation and continued position adjustment rather than fresh directional conviction. Price action remained orderly, reinforcing the view that the market is transitioning from
Cocoa Daily Report
Cocoa prices softened on Thursday as both New York and London extended their post-expiry consolidation phase. The market remains structurally tight, but near-term price action reflects profit-taking, physical rebalancing after the December contract expiry, and growing awareness of near-term supply inflows from origin. Volumes have eased
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* Wednesday’s session was a purely technical trade. * The European Parliament has voted to adopt targeted changes to delay and simplify the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) Cocoa attempted to stabilize following the prior sell-off, but upside momentum remained constrained by layered moving-average resistance. Price action showed short-covering
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* New York and London cocoa rebounded on Tuesday, led by renewed strength in deferred contracts following Monday’s sharp liquidation. * Physical and policy developments in Côte d’Ivoire continue to dominate sentiment, with CCC intervention and weather dynamics creating conflicting short-term signals. * CRA expects cocoa output from Côte d’
Cocoa Daily Report
* Cocoa prices corrected sharply on Monday, with losses extending across both New York and London curves after last week’s momentum stalled. * Ivory Coast’s cocoa regulator authorized the Conseil du Café-Cacao (CCC) to purchase up to 200,000 metric tons of cocoa beans from farmers. * Volume remained elevated,
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Past Week 50 Weather (December 7-13, 2025) The RFE2 satellite data for December 7-13, 2025 shows moderate rainfall distribution across West Africa's primary cocoa zones: Côte d'Ivoire: Cocoa-growing regions received 15-30mm of rainfall, with better coverage in the southern and western cocoa
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New York March 2026 cocoa continued to see elevated price volatility and mixed positioning this week, with futures consolidating after a sharp rally and key technical resistance holding below the December expiry. Both New York and London markets traded in range-bound patterns, reflecting ongoing uncertainty about near-term physical
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* Cocoa futures consolidated on Friday, with New York and London both ending mixed after the week’s sharp rally stalled below key resistance levels. * Volumes cooled from midweek highs but remained elevated, indicating continued participation rather than capitulation. * Attention is shifting toward December contract expiry, delivery flows, and whether certified
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* Cocoa futures consolidated on Thursday after two sessions of sharp gains, with both New York and London posting modest follow-through on elevated volumes. * The European Union has warned Ghana and Côte d’Ivoire that failure to reform their cocoa sectors could result in loss of global market share. * Ghana
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* Cocoa futures extend their rally, with NY March closing above $6,200 and London approaching £4,500. * Supply concerns deepen as early-season arrivals fail to reassure traders. * Labour shortages, deteriorating crop expectations, and the approaching Harmattan elevate Q1–Q2 risk. * Pending inclusion in the Bloomberg Commodity Index may add
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* Ivory Coast port deliveries for 1–7 December came in at 85,000 tons – the first week below 100,000 after a four-week streak, raising concern that the tail of the main crop may underperform. * TRS reports no improvement in farm maintenance or labour availability in Côte d’Ivoire
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* Ports in Ivory Coast reached 803,000 metric tons by December 7. That is a 2 % decline compared to last year. * Light rains plus warm conditions have improved prospects for pods maturing in February–March, but many warn that a strong Harmattan wind. * Bloomberg notes that falling terminal prices have