In the overnight trading session ending early this morning, September 25th (Vietnam time), Robusta coffee prices on the London exchange surged by 101-113 USD/ton, marking a 2.45%-2.84% increase. Similarly, Arabica coffee prices on the New York exchange rose by 3.77%-5.03%.
Coffee Prices Surge Across the Board
Specifically, Robusta futures contracts saw the following gains:
November 2025 delivery rose by 101 USD/ton to 4,219 USD/ton, equivalent to 110,500 VND/kg.
January 2025 delivery increased by 106 USD/ton to 4,185 USD/ton.
March 2025 delivery climbed by 108 USD/ton to 4,133 USD/ton.
May 2025 delivery jumped by 113 USD/ton to 4,091 USD/ton.
Arabica December 2025 futures rose by 410 USD/ton to 8,130 USD/ton, equivalent to 213,000 VND/kg.
Today’s coffee prices in the Central Highlands region are expected to rebound, starting from 111,400 VND/kg before the London session begins.
Notably, domestic coffee prices remain higher than the converted exchange rates for the highest futures contracts. This indicates that recent London exchange prices have had less impact on domestic coffee prices.
Vietnamese Coffee Gains Value
Why is Vietnamese Coffee More Valuable?
Recent export data reveals that physical coffee prices from Vietnamese exporters consistently exceed exchange prices.
Additionally, the growing investment in specialty coffee—meticulously harvested, processed, and evaluated by experts—has significantly increased its value.
Even coffee lots not meeting the 80/100 score threshold for specialty designation still boast higher quality and better prices than standard commercial coffee.
Many global buyers now source specialty coffee directly from Vietnam at premium prices, bypassing exchange rates as a reference.
Ahead of the upcoming harvest, experts and authorities continue to advise farmers to pick only ripe coffee cherries. This practice not only enhances quality but also increases yield.
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