As of the closing trading session last night and early this morning on October 29th (Vietnam time), Robusta coffee prices on the London exchange saw a slight increase of $10-$15 per ton, while Arabica coffee prices on the New York exchange dropped by $50-$70 per ton.
Domestic Coffee Prices Edge Lower
For the benchmark contracts, January 2026 Robusta prices rose by $15 per ton to $4,465 per ton, whereas December 2025 Arabica prices fell by $50 per ton to $8,550 per ton.
Today’s domestic coffee prices are expected to recover slightly from VND 115,500 per kg.
Yesterday, domestic coffee prices decreased by only VND 1,300 per kg, compared to a $107 per ton decline on the exchange, equivalent to VND 2,800 per kg. Some companies purchased old-crop coffee at VND 117,000 per kg and new-crop coffee at VND 115,500 – 116,000 per kg. Heavy rainfall in the Central Highlands has forced some areas to dry coffee beans due to insufficient sunlight.
Domestic coffee prices remain resilient
Vietnam’s Largest Coffee Imports Come from Indonesia
In the 2024-2025 coffee season, Vietnamese enterprises imported nearly 110,000 tons of coffee valued at $560 million, a 9% decrease in volume but a 32% increase in value.
Vietnam’s largest coffee imports originate from Indonesia (27% market share by volume), Brazil (26%), and Laos (26%). Indonesia’s position as the top coffee supplier to Vietnam is somewhat unexpected.
Historically, Indonesian coffee has commanded the highest prices globally due to limited export volumes, as most production serves domestic demand. However, amidst soaring global coffee prices, Indonesian coffee prices are now lower than those from other countries.
This shift is attributed to Indonesian farmers’ tendency to sell promptly when prices rise, whereas Brazilian and Vietnamese farmers hold back, awaiting higher prices.
Today’s Coffee Prices (Oct 25): Market Recovery and Unusual Trends in the Top Market
Coffee prices today saw a rebound in Robusta, while Arabica dipped, though it remains above 400 US cents per pound.
Today’s Coffee Prices (Oct 24): A Dramatic Turn of Events
Coffee prices surged dramatically at the start of today’s session, climbing over 100 points, but closed the day with a sharp and steep decline.
Today’s Coffee Prices (Oct 22): Soaring High as UK Coffee Lovers Rave About Vietnamese Brews
Coffee prices surged significantly today, with both Robusta and Arabica varieties seeing increases of over 100 points.
Today’s Coffee Prices (Oct 21): Arabica Soars to New Heights, Vietnam’s Robusta Seizes Golden Opportunity
Coffee prices today exhibited a perplexing trend, with Robusta futures fluctuating in opposite directions across various contract periods, while Arabica rebounded to surpass the 400 US cents/pound mark.
Today’s Coffee Prices (Oct 18): Robusta Cools Down
Coffee prices dipped today, but the overall weekly trend for global Robusta coffee remains positive, with a 1.61% increase, equivalent to a $72 per ton gain.
