July ICE NY cocoa closed up 69 points, or 1.86%, while July ICE London cocoa rose 7 points, or 0.24%. The move was attributed to pre-weekend short-covering, with cocoa supported by weakness in coffee futures that fell to 3-week lows. The article signals a modest, flow-driven bounce rather than a fundamental shift in cocoa supply or demand.
July ICE NY cocoa closed up 69 points, or 1.86%, while July ICE London cocoa rose 7 points, or 0.24%. The move was attributed to pre-weekend short-covering, with cocoa supported by weakness in coffee futures that fell to 3-week lows. The article signals a modest, flow-driven bounce rather than a fundamental shift in cocoa supply or demand.
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