US Cocoa Futures
5391.500
Today
+5.39%
5 Days
+1.20%
1 Month
+6.56%
6 Months
0.00%
Year to Date
0.00%
1 Year
0.00%
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US Cocoa Futures (COCOA-F) Is up 2.67% on Jul 17: What You Need to Watch
• Cocoa futures rose due to poor crop prospects in Ivory Coast and Ghana. • Global cocoa demand remains resilient despite reaching historically high price levels. • Low market liquidity and algorithmic trading accelerated the upward price movement.
US Cocoa Futures (COCOA-F) Volatility Intensified on Jul 16: What to Watch
• Improved West African growing conditions are easing global cocoa supply deficit concerns. • High confectionery costs are causing reduced cocoa processing volumes and weakened demand. • Increased port arrivals and favorable weather are prompting hedge fund long liquidations.
US Cocoa Futures (COCOA-F) Volatility Intensified on Jul 15: What to Watch
• Improved weather in West Africa boosts the 2026/27 cocoa crop production outlook. • Second-quarter grind data indicates reduced global demand due to high chocolate prices. • Institutional investors are liquidating long positions, driving a decline in cocoa futures.
US Cocoa Futures (COCOA-F) Volatility Intensified on Jul 10: What to Watch
• Improved rainfall in West Africa is boosting cocoa production outlooks for 2026/27. • High input costs are causing global cocoa grind contractions and reduced consumer demand. • Institutional sell-offs and technical de-risking are driving current downward pressure on cocoa futures.
US Cocoa Futures (COCOA-F) Moved Sharply on Jul 7: Inventories, the Dollar, or Geopolitics?
• Cocoa futures rose due to supply anxieties in major West African producing nations. • Heavy rains in Côte d’Ivoire and Ghana disrupted logistics and increased crop disease. • Côte d'Ivoire's output could fall to 1.8 million metric tons amid structural risks.
US Cocoa Futures (COCOA-F) Is down 3.10% on Jun 29: What Changed in Supply and Demand?
• Cocoa futures declined as global supplies recovered and exchange inventories reached multi-year highs. • West African cocoa exports and port arrivals showed significant year-on-year growth. • High retail prices triggered demand destruction, leading investors to unwind speculative long positions.
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