New York Stock Exchange in the US opens with moderate increases for coffee and cocoa

게시됨 2024년 6월 21일

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Cocoa prices at the New York Stock Exchange rose 0.75% due to a reduction in industrial inventories for the third year in a row, excessive rain, and diseases impacting production in West Africa. Arabica coffee prices also increased due to tight stocks and adverse weather conditions in Southeast Asia, but fell slightly due to a rising dollar. Sugar prices remained stable with a slight drop, while negotiations were slower due to market volatility. Cotton futures contracts fell due to high prices, weather challenges, trade tensions, and economic uncertainties.

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The prices of cocoa expiring in July rose 0.75% at the opening of New York Stock Exchange trading this Friday (21/6). As a result, contract prices are at US$9,670 per ton. The reasons for the recent increases are the reduction in industrial inventories for the third consecutive year. Excessive rain and diseases, such as the bud bloat virus, have reduced arrivals of cocoa at export terminals in Côte d'Ivoire, as pointed out by the international quotes website Gro Intelligence. On market fundamentals, associated adverse weather conditions continue to hamper production in key regions of West Africa, which accounts for three-quarters of global cocoa production Arabica coffee, which reached an increase of almost 4% the day before, gave way due to the rise in the dollar and today is up 0.72% at the opening of the session. Papers due in July are priced at US$2.3190 per pound. Negotiations are slower. Price variations continue to be supported by robust coffee rises on the London Stock ...

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