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  • SOFTS-Cocoa edges lower after weak grind data Tuesday, 15 Jan 2013 | 10:23 AM ET

    LONDON, Jan 15- Cocoa futures eased on Tuesday following the publication of weak fourth-quarter European grindings, which were in line with expectations. ICE cocoa was slightly lower after European Cocoa Association data on fourth-quarter cocoa grindings showed a fall of 6.2 percent.

  • *Europe 4th- quarter cocoa grind down 6.2 pct. NEW YORK/ LONDON, Jan 15- Arabica coffee futures on ICE rose to a 2-1/ 2- month high on Tuesday on chart-based buy signals, while cocoa was little changed in range-bound dealings after weak European grind data for the fourth-quarter of 2012 was in line with expectations.

  • *Trade awaits Q4 Europe, N. American cocoa grind next week. NEW YORK/ LONDON, Jan 11- Arabica coffee futures on ICE jumped more than 2 percent on Friday to a one-month high in heavy volume, led by short-covering late in the session after climbing above key levels and getting a boost from the weak U.S. dollar.

  • SOFTS-ICE cocoa rises, supported by industry buying Thursday, 10 Jan 2013 | 11:16 AM ET

    *Sugar key technical support seen at 18 cents, 17.70 cents. LONDON, Jan 10- Cocoa futures on ICE rose on Thursday as dealers noted industry buying, while raw sugar and arabica coffee futures nudged higher, supported by index rebalancing activity.

  • LONDON, Jan 10- Raw sugar and arabica coffee futures nudged higher on Thursday, supported by index rebalancing activity, while cocoa was also higher as upbeat trade data from China boosted commodities and world shares.

  • *Sugar key technical support seen at 18 cents, 17.70 cents. NEW YORK/ LONDON, Jan 10- Cocoa futures on ICE rose 2 percent on Thursday as dealers noted industry buying and a boost from the weak U.S. dollar, while raw sugar and arabica coffee futures nudged higher as the commodity complex made gains.

  • *Markets focused on Part 2 of U.S. fiscal drama. *Gold jumps 1 pct, first rise in 3 days. NEW YORK, Jan 8- Most commodities saw muted action for a second straight day on Tuesday as worries about another impending political battle over U.S. fiscal issues sidelined traders and investors.

  • *Raw sugar expected to test 18 cents- Sucden. NEW YORK/ LONDON, Jan 8- Cocoa futures inched down to the lowest level in several months on Tuesday as dealers eyed weather conditions in top growing region West Africa, while arabica coffee prices dropped more than 3 percent, giving back the previous day's gains.

  • *Raw sugar expected to test 18 cents- Sucden. LONDON, Jan 8- Cocoa futures on Liffe slipped to near an 8-1/ 2 month low on Tuesday as dealers eyed weather conditions in top growing region West Africa, while raw sugar was firm and arabica coffee prices eased.

  • *Eurozone investor sentiment offset by anxiety over US Fed Speculation of thinner earnings on Wall Street also weigh. NEW YORK, Jan 7- Cocoa and coffee prices surged on Monday while most other commodities were little changed after strong investor sentiment in the euro zone was offset by worries that the U.S.

  • *Speculation of thinner earnings on Wall Street also weigh. NEW YORK, Jan 7- Cocoa and coffee prices surged on Monday while most other commodities were little changed after strong investor sentiment in the euro zone was offset by worries that the U.S.

  • LONDON, Jan 7- Arabica coffee futures on ICE rose on Monday with the market anticipating there could be significant buying linked to index rebalancing later this week while raw sugar also advanced and cocoa was little changed. March arabica coffee on ICE rose 1.15 cents or 0.8 percent to $1.4850 per lb by 1225 GMT.

  • *Ivory Coast cocoa production forecast to fall 13 percent. NEW YORK/ LONDON, Jan 4- Cocoa futures on Liffe fell to an 8-1/ 2 month low on Friday before trimming losses, tracking trends in many other commodity markets as slower U.S. job growth diminished concern that the Federal Reserve may rethink its monetary policy.

  • *Ivory Coast cocoa production forecast to fall 13 percent. Ivory Coast expects its cocoa output to dip 13 percent this season to 1.289 million tonnes due mainly to a lack of investment in ageing plantations, a top official at the Coffee and Cocoa Council said in an interview.

  • *Ivory Coast cocoa production forecast to fall 13 percent. Ivory Coast expects its cocoa output to dip 13 percent this season to 1.289 million tonnes due mainly to a lack of investment in ageing plantations, a top official at the Coffee and Cocoa Council said in an interview.

  • SOFTS-Raw sugar dips, surplus supplies weigh Thursday, 3 Jan 2013 | 10:06 AM ET

    *Ivory Coast cocoa arrivals pick up. LONDON, Jan 3- Raw sugar futures slid on Thursday as the market refocused on bearish fundamentals after it was swept higher in the rally across the commodities complex the previous session. It all comes back to the surplus, "said a London- based broker.

  • SOFTS-Arabica coffee steadies, digests gains Thursday, 3 Jan 2013 | 7:01 AM ET

    Cocoa prices were little changed as arrivals at ports in top producer Ivory Coast picked up, while raw sugar prices were lower.

  • *COMING UP: Markets to shut Jan. 1 for New Year holiday. NEW YORK/ LONDON, Dec 28- Raw sugar futures on ICE turned lower after hitting a three-week high on Friday, loosing upward momentum after extending a rebound above the 50- day moving average.

  • SOFTS-ICE sugar hits 3-week high, cocoa sets new low Friday, 28 Dec 2012 | 10:33 AM ET

    *Arabica coffee could fall if Brazil sales pick-up. March raw sugar futures on ICE were up 0.05 cent or 0.3 percent at 19.50 cents a lb at 1512 GMT after hitting a three-week high of 19.58 cents. "Sugar prices have seen a bit of a rebound, but our outlook for the market remains quite negative," Credit Suisse analyst Tobias Merath said.

  • LONDON, Dec 28- Arabica coffee futures on ICE were lower on Friday, back on the defensive as a rebound from the lowest levels in more than two years petered out, while raw sugar and cocoa both posted modest gains. March arabica coffee futures on ICE fell 1.10 cents or 0.7 percent to $1.4680 per lb at 1146 GMT while May dipped 1.70 cents or 1.1 percent to $1.49 per lb.