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Cocoa prices experienced a moderate decline on Wednesday, following a significant rally that lasted five weeks and brought prices to unprecedented levels. The March ICE NY cocoa (CCH24) witnessed a closure at a decrease of 52 points or a decline of 0.87 percent, while the March ICE London cocoa (CAH24) saw a decrement of 29 points, translating to a 0.60 percent fall. This downward movement in the cocoa market can be attributed to a combination of factors that influenced traders’ sentiments and market dynamics.
The retreat in cocoa prices comes after a period of intense trading activity that drove the prices to record highs. The market’s overbought condition indicated that many traders perceived cocoa as being overvalued, leading to a notable shift in strategy. Specifically, the emergence of long liquidation pressure on Wednesday reflects a proactive move by investors to cash in on the gains achieved during the recent rally. This decision by numerous traders to sell off their positions contributed to the decrease in cocoa prices, underscoring the volatile nature of commodity markets and the continuous balancing act between supply, demand, and investor behavior.
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