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Cocoa prices rose further to around $5,800 a tonne, their highest level since mid-September, supported by weather-related supply concerns. Local reports indicated that heavy rainfall in the Ivory Coast, the world’s largest cocoa producer, had disrupted harvesting and delayed bean deliveries to ports, limiting near-term
London cocoa futures rose 15% to £4,343 per metric ton at 1513 GMT, reaching their highest since early September, as adverse El Niño-linked weather affected key growing regions. Raw sugar moved back toward last week's 19-month peak.
LONDON, Oct 13 (Reuters) — Cocoa futures on ICE hit their highest in about a month on Tuesday amid adverse El Niño-linked weather in key growing regions, while raw sugar steadied and was off last week's 19-month peaks. Cocoa London cocoa rose 2.2% to £4,375 a metric ton at 1300 GMT, having hit its highest since early
ICE London cocoa rose 2.2% to £4,375 a metric ton at 1300 GMT, its highest since about a month ago, amid adverse El Niño-linked weather in key growing regions.
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Raw sugar futures on ICE set a fresh 19-month high before cooling; arabica coffee and cocoa also fell. Raw sugar (ICE SB1) ended little changed at 20.83 cents per lb.
Raw sugar futures on ICE rose to a 19-month high of 20.90 cents per lb on Tuesday, with more rain forecast in top producer Brazil delaying cane crushing. Cocoa prices fell back slightly after recent strong gains.
Raw sugar futures on ICE rose to a 19-month high of 20.90 cents per lb on Tuesday, with more rain forecast in top producer Brazil delaying cane crushing. Cocoa prices fell back slightly after recent strong gains.
Raw sugar futures on ICE rose 4% to a 19-month high of 20.73 cents per pound, driven by concerns over excess El Nino-linked rains in top grower Brazil impacting output. Arabica coffee also gained.
Raw sugar futures on ICE reached an 18-month peak, nearing 20 cents per pound on Friday, driven by concerns over global production that suggest a deficit next season. Coffee and cocoa prices also saw rallies.
Raw sugar futures on ICE reached an 18-month high, nearing 20 cents per pound, driven by market anticipation of a deficit in the upcoming season. Coffee and cocoa prices also saw gains.
Raw sugar futures on ICE reached an 18-month high, surpassing 19 cents per pound on Friday, driven by expectations of a deficit in the upcoming season. Coffee and cocoa prices also saw increases.
Raw sugar futures on ICE rose to an 18-month high on Thursday, boosted by crop concerns in several major producers. The market was trading up 1.2% at 18.84 cents per lb, after reaching a peak of 19 cents.
Cocoa futures eased toward $5,100 per tonne, their lowest since July 27, pressured by ample supply following a large global surplus in the 2025/26 season. Rising inventories added to the downward pressure, with ICE cocoa stocks reaching a 2.25-year high of 3,481,504 bags as of September 30. At the same time, government
Raw sugar futures on ICE settled down 0.5% to 17.50 cents per lb as traders looked for improved weather in top grower Brazil. White sugar, arabica coffee, robusta coffee and cocoa also moved, while Ghana is set to open its 2026/27 cocoa season on Friday.
Arabica coffee futures on ICE closed higher on Wednesday after earlier slumping to a three-month low, while raw sugar and cocoa prices also rose.COFFEE* Arabica coffee ICEUS:KC1! settled up 3.6 cents, or 1.3%, at $2.759 per lb, rebounding from an earlier three-month low of $2.6975.* Dealers said…
Cocoa futures rose toward $5,500 per tonne, the highest level in nearly a week, supported by short covering as forecasts for dry conditions in top grower Côte d’Ivoire raised concerns about the 2026/27 crop. Early surveys also pointed to below-average cherelle formation on cocoa trees, signalling a weaker outlook for t
Raw sugar futures on ICE rose on Wednesday, helped partly by tight supplies in top consumer India and higher energy prices. SB1 settled up 0.3 cent, or 1.7%, at 18.40 cents per lb, after hitting a 16-month high of 18.77 cents a lb.
Cocoa has fallen from record highs, but retail chocolate prices remain elevated as manufacturers kept list prices sticky and hedges limited near-term relief.