TREE NEWS reports: In late New York trade on Monday, September 14, ICE raw sugar futures rose 0.06% and white sugar futures gained 0.21%. ICE arabica coffee futures fell 2.76%, while coffee “C” futures rose 1.24% and robusta coffee futures added 0.31%. New York cocoa futures rose 1.14% to $6,029 a ton, London cocoa gained 1.29%, Chicago WCE canola rose 0.69%, and ICE cotton fell 1.70%.
Softs close mixed: cocoa up, arabica coffee down 2.76%
The split inside coffee is the real signal here: arabica's drop alongside gains in coffee "C" and robusta points to contract- or spread-specific pressure rather than a broad demand shift, so the arabica move may say more about positioning than about fundamentals. Cocoa's continued strength, with both New York and London higher, keeps the softs complex's two-way tone intact while cotton's decline and modest sugar gains round out a genuinely mixed session. Whether arabica's weakness persists or converges with the firmer coffee contracts is the open question worth tracking.
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