Domestic coffee prices
In the domestic market, coffee prices today continued to fall sharply in most key regions.
In Dak Lak, the average coffee price recorded 120,000 VND/kg, down 7,200 VND compared to yesterday.
In Lam Dong, the average price is currently 118,000 VND/kg, down 8,000 VND.
In Gia Lai, coffee is purchased at 120,000 VND/kg, down 7,000 VND.
Similarly, coffee prices in Dak Nong also decreased to VND 120,000/kg, down VND 7,200.
According to the Department of Industry and Trade of Dak Lak, coffee and pepper reserves in Dak Lak are currently gradually depleted. Compared to the same period in 2024, the amount of green coffee beans has decreased by 24,095 tons, while pepper has decreased by 937 tons.
The shortage of goods has significantly affected the province's export turnover in the first 3 months of 2025.
World coffee prices
On the London Stock Exchange, Robusta coffee prices fell sharply in all terms. The contract for delivery in May 2025 closed at 4,796 USD/ton, down 316 USD; the contract for delivery in July 2025 decreased by 328 USD, down to 4,800 USD/ton.
Longer terms are no exception, September 2025 decreased by 317 USD to 4,765 USD/ton, while November 2025 decreased by 310 USD, to 4,686 USD/ton.
On the New York Stock Exchange, Arabica coffee prices continued to plummet.
The contract for 5.2025 was closed at 344.80 cents/pound, down 20.90 cents. In July 7, 2025 decreased by 21.35 cents, to 341.95 cents/pound. September 2025 decreased by 21.40 cents to 337.75 cents/pound, and the term December 2025 fell 19.95 cents, to 332.80 cents/pound.
Reasons for coffee prices to decrease
The world coffee market continues to be dominated by increased supply pressure and concerns about trade tensions. Supply from major manufacturers such as Brazil and Vietnam is forecast to be more abundant, while concerns about the possibility of the US imposing high tariffs on imports have further negative market sentiment.
However, for Vietnamese coffee, many businesses believe that the current export tax rate to the US is still kept at 0%, without any official changes. However, the situation of difficulties in exports still exists as demand in major markets such as the US and Europe is stagnating, along with fierce competition from Brazil, Colombia and other countries.
Domestic coffee prices have fallen sharply, largely due to the strong decline of the two world exchanges. Exporting enterprises and coffee cooperatives are facing great pressure, forced to recalculate production costs and expand new markets to reduce dependence.
