Cocoa futures fell 2.71% to 5,860.00

GLOBAL, 16 September 2026 — Cocoa fell 2.71% to 5,860.00 USD per tonne in the latest delayed quote at 17:29 UTC, 15 September 2026.

Cocoa facts at the recorded timestamp

Reading the Cocoa contract

The quote feed classified Cocoa futures as open when the batch was captured. Exchange pauses and delivery-month activity can affect freshness. The recorded contract range was 0.00 to 6,085.00, compared with an opening observation of 0.00. The unit shown—USD per tonne—belongs to the quoted futures series. A physical invoice may use another grade, location, freight term, currency or delivery month.

Why Cocoa is followed

Cocoa is a futures benchmark for exchange-deliverable cocoa whose price is sensitive to West African crops, stocks and grinding demand. The construction behind Cocoa is part of the story because concentration, weighting and market coverage determine which underlying changes dominate the headline. The futures level can still differ from a consumer, wholesale cash or producer price.

Next variables for Cocoa

Readers tracking Cocoa may monitor West African arrivals, crop disease, weather, stocks and grinding data. When Cocoa next changes, separate correlation from causation and check whether the relevant exchange or venue was actively trading.

Source, calculation and limitations

Cocoa data here is a single delayed observation, not a streaming terminal. CapKet recorded the provider timestamp, preserved the result and linked the official benchmark or contract page for definition.

Data and risk note: Another venue or contract can show a different Cocoa level. This timestamped news record is not personalised guidance, valuation work or a promise of execution.