The Bourse R茅gionale des Valeurs Mobili猫res BRVM recorded over 15 billion FCFA in exchanges during the week of August 24-28, 2026.
This follows a record week from August 17-21, 2026, where more than 15.5 billion FCFA was transacted. The BRVM also achieved a historic market capitalization of over 20,000 billion FCFA. Earlier in August, from the 10th to the 14th, transactions exceeded 12 billion FCFA with rising indices.
The BRVM has consistently shown positive performance, with its indices trending upwards, indicating a healthy financial market within the UEMOA region.
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C么te d'Ivoire has announced the farm-gate prices for the 2026-2027 cocoa and coffee campaigns. The price for cocoa has been set at 1200 FCFA, while coffee will be priced at 1300 FCFA. This decision was made during the JNCC 2026 event.
The new farm-gate prices for cocoa and coffee have been announced. For the 2026-2027 campaign, the price for cocoa is set at 1200 FCFA and for coffee at 1300 FCFA. This follows the 2025-2026 campaign, where cocoa was priced at 2800 FCFA and coffee at 1700 FCFA per kilogram. Producers are reacting to these new price announcements.
C么te d'Ivoire has announced the farmgate prices for the 2026-2027 cocoa and coffee seasons. Cocoa will be priced at 1200 FCFA per kilogram, while coffee will be set at 1300 FCFA per kilogram. This information was revealed by Bruno Nabagn茅 Kon茅, the Minister of Agriculture, Rural Development, and Food Production, during the official opening of the 10th edition of the National Cocoa and Coffee Days JNCC at the Abidjan Exhibition Park on Tuesday, September 1, 2026. Minister Kon茅 Nabagn茅 stated that the cocoa price was determined based on several parameters. The West African nation had previously paid farmers a record price of 2800 FCFA per kilogram at the start of the 2025/26 season, before reducing the guaranteed price to 1200 FCFA in March, following a sharp decline in global cocoa prices from their historical peaks. The current price falls within the lower end of the 1200 to 1500 FCFA range proposed by the regulator to the government. This price range was based on the average of forward sales for the 2026/27 main crop season, conducted by the Coffee-Cocoa Council CCC between March and June of this year.