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Coffee (Arabica) vs Cocoa: which is stronger each month?

Coffee (Arabica) has been strongest in November (+3.84%) and weakest in May (-1.29%). Cocoa has been strongest in November (+3.42%) and weakest in October (-2.80%). Coffee (Arabica) had the higher average in 5 of 12 months, and the two pointed the same way in 9 of 12.

Month by month

MonthCoffee (Arabica) averageCoffee (Arabica) up yearsCocoa averageCocoa up yearsStronger
January+1.68%58%+1.91%50%Cocoa
February+0.50%41%+2.25%59%Cocoa
March-0.54%37%+0.65%59%Cocoa
April+1.48%48%+3.02%67%Cocoa
May-1.29%37%-1.40%48%Coffee (Arabica)
June-0.50%48%+2.15%59%Cocoa
July+1.43%56%+0.92%59%Coffee (Arabica)
August+1.34%48%+2.62%58%Cocoa
September+0.46%59%-1.44%52%Coffee (Arabica)
October-1.10%42%-2.80%35%Coffee (Arabica)
November+3.84%58%+3.42%54%Coffee (Arabica)
December+1.61%46%+2.59%58%Cocoa

Coffee (Arabica) since 2000, Cocoa since 2000, monthly close to close, as of October 16, 2026. The highlighted row is the current month. Monthly correlation over the last 16 years: 0.20.

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Questions

What is the best month for Coffee (Arabica)?

Since 2000, November has averaged +3.84% for Coffee (Arabica), higher in 58% of 26 years.

What is the best month for Cocoa?

Since 2000, November has averaged +3.42% for Cocoa, higher in 54% of 26 years.

Do Coffee (Arabica) and Cocoa move together?

Over the last 16 years their monthly moves had a correlation of 0.20, where 1 means they always move together and 0 means no link.

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