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Cocoa, Bitcoin, and Ethereum Posted Over 35% Gains in November

Dec 03, 2024 at 12:54 am

Cocoa, Bitcoin, and Ethereum posted over 35% gains in November, with Arabica coffee futures moving nearly 30% higher to the highest price since 1977.

Cocoa, Bitcoin, and Ethereum Posted Over 35% Gains in November

Commodities were a mixed bag in November, with some posting strong gains and others moving lower. Among the best performers were cocoa, coffee, Bitcoin, and Ethereum, which all posted over 35% gains. Cocoa was the standout performer, rising by over 36% to reach its highest level since 2024. Coffee futures also soared, rising by nearly 30% to reach their highest price since 1977. Bitcoin and Ethereum both rallied in the wake of the U.S. election, with Bitcoin coming within striking distance of the $100,000 level before pulling back.

On the other hand, some commodities posted losses in November. Among the worst performers were palladium, which fell by over 10%, and crude oil, which declined by nearly 2%. Palladium was weighed down by a lack of buying interest and concerns about slowing industrial demand. Crude oil prices fell as OPEC+ decided to keep output steady, despite pressure from the U.S. to increase production and lower prices.

Overall, the price action in commodities was varied in November, with some commodities posting strong gains and others moving lower. The upcoming OPEC+ meeting and the actions of the new U.S. administration will be key factors to watch in December and 2025.

Original source:tradingview

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