(Bloomberg) -- President Donald Trump’s tariffs on major cocoa-producing countries are giving European chocolate companies a competitive advantage over those in the US. London cocoa futures for ...

London cocoa futures for May delivery traded more than $500 a ton lower than the New York contract on Thursday. Tariffs could deal a blow to US chocolate makers, making the cost of supplies ...

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As of 1228 GMT, London cocoa futures traded on the ICE exchange, a global price benchmark, were down 1.1% to 6,611 pounds per metric ton. This follows a 1.5% loss on Thursday. Meanwhile ...

London cocoa futures were down 1.1% at 6,710 pounds per ton, having earlier fallen nearly 5%, while New York cocoa was up 4.5% at $9,373 a ton, having earlier risen nearly 6%. Dealers said New ...

London cocoa futures settled down 313 pounds, or 4.7%, to 6,370 pounds per metric ton at ICE exchange, seen as a global price benchmark, while New York cocoa plunged 8.4% to $8,512 a ton.

At 1228 GMT, London cocoa futures traded on the ICE exchange, seen as a global price benchmark, traded down 1.1% to 6,611 pounds per metric ton, having lost 1.5% on Thursday, while New York cocoa ...

London cocoa futures were down 1.9% at 6,654 pounds per ton, having earlier fallen nearly 5%, while New York cocoa was up 3.3% at $9,262 a ton, having earlier risen nearly 6%. Dealers said New York ...