As of the closing trading sessions last night and early this morning on December 24th (Vietnam time), Robusta coffee prices on the London exchange rose by 1.35%-1.49%, while Arabica prices on the New York exchange experienced minor fluctuations of less than 0.5% (both increases and decreases).
Robusta Prices Surge
Specifically, the March 2026 Robusta futures contract increased by $56 per ton, reaching $3,824 per ton, while the January 2026 spot contract saw a significant rise of $104 per ton, climbing to $3,970 per ton.
Arabica prices for the March 2026 contract decreased by $10 per ton, settling at $7,650 per ton. Longer-term contracts showed slight increases, but all remained below 0.5%.
Today’s domestic coffee prices are expected to continue rising from the previous level of 92,700 VND/kg, ahead of the London session.
Domestic coffee prices have been on an upward trend since the end of the week, with each session seeing increases of 1,000–1,300 VND/kg due to strong buying interest. Agents and enterprises facing delivery deadlines are compelled to purchase rather than wait further.
Coffee prices rebound
Spain Invests Over Half a Billion USD in Vietnamese Coffee Imports
Recently, major markets have increased their coffee imports, boosting Vietnam’s market share in several countries.
Spain stands as Vietnam’s third-largest coffee importer, following Germany and Italy.
According to data from the International Trade Centre (ITC), in the first nine months of 2025, Spain imported 283,400 tons of coffee globally, valued at $1.97 billion. This represents a 1% decrease in volume but a 47.4% increase in value compared to the same period last year.
During this period, Vietnam was Spain’s largest coffee supplier, accounting for approximately 33% of the market share, a slight increase from the previous year.
Russia Invests Heavily in Vietnamese Goods: Zero Import Tax, Over 1 Million Tons Annually
Vietnam’s export prices for this commodity have surged by nearly 40% year-on-year.
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.
Today’s Coffee Prices (Dec 3): Continuous Decline, No Bottom in Sight
Coffee prices today saw another sharp decline across both Robusta and Arabica markets, driven by Vietnam’s accelerated harvesting pace.
Today’s Coffee Prices (Dec 2): Sharp Decline as Hundreds of International Buyers Gather in Ho Chi Minh City
Coffee prices plummeted today, with Robusta bearing the brunt of the decline despite dwindling exchange inventories. This downward trend comes amidst abundant Vietnamese coffee supplies.
US Move Creates Golden Opportunity for Vietnam’s Billion-Dollar Nut Industry to Accelerate Market Share Dominance
According to *The Washington Post*, the Trump administration has announced plans to ease tariffs on a range of agricultural products. The move aims to alleviate consumer frustration over rising grocery prices.
