Closing the trading session last night and early this morning, November 28th (Vietnam time), the price of Robusta coffee on the London exchange rose by 2 to 26 USD/ton, while the July 2026 futures contract dipped by 2 USD/ton.
Robusta Rebounds, Arabica on Holiday
For the January 2026 benchmark contract, Robusta prices climbed 26 USD/ton to 4,539 USD/ton, while Arabica December 2025 futures held steady at 9,070 USD/ton.
Today’s domestic coffee prices are expected to rebound from the average of 111,300 VND/kg observed before the London session.
At current price levels, most businesses are encouraging customers to increase purchases, citing this as an opportune moment for buying.
Vietnam is in the peak harvest season, with abundant supply. Many small-scale farmers, in particular, need to sell a portion of their crop to cover harvesting and living expenses.
Robusta prices recover on the exchange today
Malaysia’s Growing Appetite for Vietnamese Coffee
In recent times, coffee enterprises have successfully tapped into nearby markets, particularly within ASEAN.
According to the International Trade Centre (ITC), Vietnam was Malaysia’s top coffee supplier in the first eight months of 2025, exporting 25,800 tons—a 5% increase—at an average price of 5,500 USD/ton.
Vietnam’s market share in Malaysia’s total coffee imports rose to 42%, up from 38% in the same period last year.
Meanwhile, Malaysia’s overall coffee imports fell nearly 6% to 60,700 tons, indicating that Vietnamese coffee has performed well even as the market contracted.
Today’s Coffee Prices (Nov 26): A Three-Digit Surge Marks a Strong Comeback
Coffee prices surged today, with Robusta leading the charge. This is the news Vietnamese coffee farmers have been eagerly awaiting over the past few days.
Today’s Coffee Prices (Nov 25): Robusta Plunges, Arabica Surges
Today’s coffee prices exhibited mixed trends, with a notable shift unfavorable to Robusta.
Today’s Coffee Prices (Nov 23): A Week of Turbulence
Coffee prices today have dipped compared to mid-week levels, yet remain higher than last weekend’s closing figures.
Today’s Coffee Prices (19/11): Surging to New Heights
Coffee prices surged again today, with Arabica leading the charge. This spike coincides with the United States, the world’s largest coffee importer, maintaining its tariffs on coffee imports.
Vietnamese Coffee Brews Global Sensation
Vietnamese coffee is experiencing its golden age, not only as a supplier of high-quality beans but also as a purveyor of a unique and vibrant coffee culture.
