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5,477.00 +441.00    +8.76%
09:05:04 - Real-time derived data. Currency in USD
Type:  Commodity
Group:  Agriculture
Unit:  1 Metric Ton
  • Prev. Close: 5,036.00
  • Open: 5,152.00
  • Day's Range: 5,152.00 - 5,489.50
US Cocoa 5,477.00 +441.00 +8.76%

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Cash 5002s0.00500250025002007/02/26Q / C / O
Jul 26 5058+109512951305058403:54Q / C / O
Sep 26 5467+431515254735144884207:54Q / C / O
Dec 26 5575+433524055755240506707:53Q / C / O
Mar 27 5650+430535656505330274107:53Q / C / O
May 27 5660+416536656615362180507:53Q / C / O
Jul 27 5641+39753545643535478207:53Q / C / O
Sep 27 5606+38153465610534564607:53Q / C / O
Dec 27 5568+36753195573531936207:53Q / C / O
Mar 28 5211s-37518552115168907/02/26Q / C / O
May 28 5215s-40519252155171607/02/26Q / C / O
   
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5,5 today - tomorrow 6k. Big El Nino incoming. 50% less kakao in 2027.
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What's going on??
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🇨🇮🌧️El Nino fears are canceled for cocoa market! From July to September El Nino affects cocoa belt, but not this year, data shows. 📌For next 14 days good rains across the belt. (picture 1) 📌July starts with massive rains across the Ivory, Ghana. (picture 2) 📌El Nino is expected to be weak or none, with only 6% chance of strong El Nino (strong means that any influence will be seen). (picture 3)) 📌Even if El Nino happens - soil is wet and prepared. 🇨🇮🌧️El Nino fears are canceled for #cocoa market! From July to September El Nino affects cocoa belt, but not this year, data shows. 📌For next 14 days good rains across the belt. (picture 1) 📌July starts with massive rains across the Ivory, Ghana. (picture 2) 📌El Nino is expected to be weak or none, with only 6% chance of strong El Nino (strong means that any influence will be seen). (picture 3)) 📌Even if El Nino happens - soil is wet and prepared.
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bahahaha you need help
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Your posts are becoming increasingly absurd and devoid of any research. Even weather experts are discussing the possibility of El Niño, but you categorically rule it out. Either you're enlightened, or this is a desperate attempt at manipulation, because shorts can sometimes be incredibly painful. Ouch.
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@CSF san better go for BTC, leave this for the professionals
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@CSF san They won’t liquidate my positions unless it hits 3k, I have enough capital to hold my positions, unlike you. I can do that and I’m not even risking 2% of my capital.
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For the 2026/27 season, Ivory Coast has already sold between 43% and 55% of its total cocoa production forward, which amounts to about 1–1.2 million metric tons out of an estimated 2.2 million tons of production. --- MarketScreener
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ivc won't have anywhere close to 2.2MT production in 26&27. alot of cheerleader shorts not looking at farm level data. just sprouting nonsense with no data.
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That becomes a factor supporting the upward movement, because Ivory Coast practically has nothing to sell in the future.
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XTB news on cocoa: heavy floods and catastrophic estimate of new crop West Africa- 4 main forecasters show young cherelles on trees worst in some of last decades. Ivory coast expectation -20% production 2027/2026 vs LY. Heavy rains already caused spread of disease on trees in Ivory and Ghana and cut off farmers from plantations, they could not apply pesticides for plants protection, increased risk of funga and black pod rot. In Nigeria this disease is already spread in bulk. Citigroup and Marek have officially expecting that global cocoa market willl return to significant deficits in crop 2026/2027. On contrary currently there is enough of export from Nigeria +28% and Ivory Coast +18,9% which are currently holding prices at 5k level.
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this is the headline today, how it can go down then: Extreme rainfall in the Ivory Coast and Ghana (which supply over half of the world's cocoa) has exceeded typical monthly averages.Heavy downpours have severely flooded rural transit roads, completely blocking farmers from transporting physical crop yields to export hubs and ports
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Igor VaňoEveryone’s talking about the impact of bad weather on cocoa, and I get that. But what I’m hearing from people in the farming community tells a different story. Farmers are looking for bigger warehouses because they have so much cocoa to store. That tells me supply is far from tight. They’re either waiting for better prices or simply can’t move their beans yet. The longer cocoa stays in storage, the greater the risk of quality deterioration. Add the current situation in Europe, and it becomes even more bearish. My view hasn’t changed: I believe cocoa prices will eventually drop back to the 2,500–2,900 range. Just like before, when I said cocoa could rally to 4,800 while it was still trading around 3,100. I trusted my analysis then, and I trust it now
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I take your point, but also market evaluate more future crop which is now at risk, and outlook on crop season 2026/27 is already estimated to be in deficit, which can finally overpower current excessive stocks. In my opinion it will stay volatile for a while
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Many people only look at current stock levels. But in the futures market, we aren't only trading the present; we are trading much future: the weather, floods, crises, wars, Ebola, fungal diseases, and so on. In my view, these future risks myabe carry more weight than the current situation, as stock levels can deplete in a very short time. I might be wrong, but from my personal perspective, I consider a price drop to 2,500 USD highly unlikely at the moment—at such a level, cultivation simply wouldn't be profitable for the farmers anymore."
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there's a market for a reason, if you believe it's going down, feel free to short.
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Can you explain why they would try to push prices higher into the mid-year close? What advantage does that give them?
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tomorrow up or down? what do you think? any reason?
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Jesús Emil Saladín Santos if will up, why you close 5200?
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he didnt close, he s expecting up otherwise he ll be liquidtated lol
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Why don't you wait for a correction?
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do you have any reason for 5200 or 5500? only el nino? hmmmmm interesting
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Today was mid-year close, so there was likely some window dressing to support prices into the close. I expect a pullback in coming days
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