As of the overnight trading session ending early morning on January 16th (Vietnam time), Arabica coffee prices on the New York exchange rose by 0.59%-0.63%, while Robusta coffee prices on the London exchange increased by 0.86%-1.21%.
For the March 2026 reference contract, Robusta prices climbed by $48 per ton to $4,003, and Arabica prices rose by $50 to $7,890 per ton.
This marks the fourth consecutive session of gains for Robusta coffee in the reference contract, totaling a $100 per ton increase—a positive sign for coffee holders.
Converted to the local currency, Robusta prices on the exchange currently stand at 104,300 VND/kg, while the latest domestic coffee price is 98,500 VND/kg.
Coffee prices have risen steadily over the past four sessions.
Domestically, coffee prices are expected to rebound today, with an anticipated increase of approximately 1,000 VND/kg.
According to several coffee exporters, farmers’ current price expectation at the beginning of the season is 100,000 VND/kg. However, recent prices have mostly fallen below this threshold, leading to minimal sales.
Meanwhile, buyers are purchasing in batches based on production needs and are not stockpiling due to high prices. The mismatch in price expectations between buyers and sellers has resulted in sluggish coffee transactions.
Today’s Coffee Prices (10-1): Arabica Plunges
Coffee prices today saw a universal decline, with both major coffee types experiencing drops. Notably, Arabica prices plummeted significantly.
Today’s Coffee Prices (Dec 31): Robusta Climbs for the 5th Consecutive Session
Coffee prices continued their upward trend today, with Robusta beans leading the charge while Arabica experienced a slight dip.
Today’s Coffee Prices (Dec 24): Vietnam Leads as Spain’s Top Coffee Supplier
Coffee prices continued their upward trajectory today in a predominantly bullish session, with Vietnamese coffee gaining favor across multiple markets.
Today’s Coffee Prices (Dec 20): 7th Consecutive Decline Amid Record-High Consumption
Coffee prices dipped today, yet the market appears to be finding a bottom as many farmers face no pressing need to sell.
Today’s Coffee Prices (Dec 5): Breaking the Downtrend with Positive News from the Top Market
Coffee prices rebounded today, with both Robusta and Arabica experiencing gains, except for a nearby delivery contract in Robusta.
