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Margin Call overview · Week 46 · 14 November 2026

Four of five lean towards lower prices; wheat flour leans steady

Four reports point to lower prices and one to a steady price.

Raw materialCentral questionMost likely scenario, and whyScenario A: price lowerScenario B: price unchangedScenario C: price higher
Chocolate (cocoa)for chocolateWill cocoa cost less, the same or more over the next 12 months than today's GBP 3,832 per tonne?A (lower), 5 of 8Most signals point to lower cocoa prices; two see no change, one sees higher prices.+9.1Lower-2.6Same level-14.4Higher
Coffeefor roasted coffeeWill the arabica coffee price an example roaster pays be lower, the same or higher over the next six months?A (lower), 6 of 10Record Brazilian shipments, a weak real and rising stocks pull down; tight nearby supply pushes up.+17.2Lower+3.7Same level-9.8Higher
Maizefor native corn starchWill maize cost more, less or the same in six months?A (lower), 6 of 13Lower prices lead by a single signal over higher prices: a narrow call.+3.3Lower-3.7Same level-10.7Higher
Sugarfor white sugar (EU)Will sugar cost an example EU buyer less, the same or more over the next 12 months?A (lower), 5 of 12A weak real, cheaper crude oil and more Indian sugar outweigh the short EU crop.+18.5Lower-0.2Same level-18.9Higher
Wheat flour (milling wheat)for wheat flourWill milling wheat cost more, less or the same in three months?B (same level), 5 of 12Prices near today's level lead by one signal over higher prices.+9.5Lower+1.9Same level-5.8Higher

Gold frame: most likely scenario. Margin effect = change in the margin of an example buyer of each product, in points of the selling price (+2.0: EUR 2 more of every EUR 100 of sales stays as margin), with the selling price unchanged. The cost structures are illustrative templates. Signal counts are shares of indicators, not statistical chances.

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