Cocoa Futures Prices: Latest Completed NY Session
See the latest completed New York cocoa futures session in USD per tonne, its reporting date and change from the previous session. Understand futures contracts and delayed data.
Published by Cocoa Market Hub · by Jed McNeish · Guide updated See database benefits and access options ↓Report date: 6 Nov 2026 · -0.50% compared with 5 Nov 2026
-0.50% vs the previous completed session. Delayed data.
Original source: Yahoo Finance · CC=F ↗What cocoa price is shown here?
This page displays the latest completed session available in the Yahoo Finance CC=F daily series, rather than an executable live quote. Its percentage change compares the two latest completed sessions available to the platform. Weekends, holidays and source delays can leave the reporting date behind today’s calendar date.
For an individual contract’s exchange specifications, consult ICE Cocoa Futures ↗. ICE Futures U.S. cocoa is quoted in US dollars per metric tonne, and an exchange contract represents 10 metric tonnes. A broker’s CFD lot size can differ from the exchange contract.
Need to compare units? Read cocoa prices per tonne and per kilogram for a worked conversion and a checklist for checking the quote.
Why different cocoa prices can appear at the same time
- Contract month: different delivery months can trade at different prices. A continuous series may change its underlying contract when it rolls.
- Timing: a completed-session observation, intraday quote and official settlement are different measurements. The figure above is not labelled as an official ICE settlement.
- Market and currency: New York and London contracts have different specifications. Comparing their headline numbers without matching currency and contract month can be misleading.
- Physical cocoa: a futures benchmark is not the same as a farmgate price or a physical bean offer, which may include origin and quality differentials.
What to compare with cocoa prices
Use weekly port arrivals to follow reported physical flows, warehouse inventories for stock availability, grindings for processing activity and the COT report for positioning. None of these alone explains every price move or guarantees the next one.
For worked examples, compare New York and London cocoa futures and learn why cocoa contract rolls can create a price gap.
Is this a live cocoa price feed?
No. This is a dated research snapshot. Check the original source, specific contract and quote timing before using any price observation.