CIJENE KAKAA NA BURZI U NEW YORKU

CIJENE KAKAOA NA BURZI U NEW YORK-U SAD - KAKAO Trgovačke spot cijene 22. listopada 1996. minimalne količine vagona, cijene u am. dolarima po toni posljednja Ivory Maincrop Maincrop 1596.00 N Bahia superior Superior 1523.00 N Sanchez FAQ FAQ 1444.00 N Sulwaesi SAQ SAQ 1402.00 N Arriba Superior Superior 1461.00 N Malaysia 110 1526.00 N Liquor Ecuador 2113.00 N Liquor Brazil 2261.00 N Maslac African 3944.00 N Maslac drugi 3944.00 N Natural Cake 10/12% 517.00 N NEW YORK - Kakao cijene pri zatvaranju burze 22. listopada 1996. MJE POSLJ OTVA NAJ NAJ ZATVA NAGO EDNJA RANJE VIŠA NIŽA RANJE DBE DEC6 1382 1380 1396 1379 1382 1384 MAR7 1408 1409 1421 1408 1408 1411 MAY7 1423 1427 1438 1423 1423 1426 JUL7 1435 1440 1445 1435 1435 1440 SEP7 1457 1456 1462 1457 1457 1457 DEC7 1476 1476 MAR8 1500 1500 MAY8 1518 1518 JUL8 1538 1538 SEP8 CSCE cocoa ends tightly mixed, early rally fizzles NEW YORK, Oct 22 (Reuter) - CSCE cocoa futures ended clinging to unchanged Tuesday, after a late-session bout of commission house and local selling erased earlier gains, traders said. Cocoa prices ran-up on speculative buying early on, driving the December contract through $1,390 a tonne resistance, traders said. But December's failure to breach the key $1,400 mark prompted traders to take profits. Benchmark December rose $1 a tonne on the day to $1,384, having ranged from $1,396 to $1,379. Second-position May eased $1 to $1,411, while the remaining months finished up $1 to down $1. The day's volume was light at an estimated 4,590 lots. On the charts, traders said December continued to see $1,400 as a key psychological resistance level, with further resistance seen toward last week's high of $1,418. Support was pegged at $1,375. Traders await the official opening of the 1996/97 Ivorian cocoa season expected on Wednesday or Thursday, but noted ex-farm and freight prices have not been set. Traders said initial Ivory Coast arrivals may help them to better gauge the size of the West African cocoa crop. Uncertainty about the size of this season's crop has kept the market relatively rangebound, they said. Abidjan traders said weekly arrivals ahead of the season averaged around 5,000-6,000 tonnes, with the total since the beginning of October put at around 20,000 tonnes. Estimated arrivals by this time in the 1995/96 season ranged from 22,000 to 47,000 tonnes. In other news, ministers from producing countries meeting in Gabon on Tuesday finalized an agreement designed to cut world cocoa production by 90,000 tonnes in the next three years. The plan envisages cutting output by 15,000 tonnes in 1996/97, by 30,000 in 1997/98 and by 45,0000 in 1998/99. The 90,000-tonne cut was initiallly agreed at meetings in September of the International Cocoa Organization (ICCO). 231131 MET oct 96