Domestic coffee prices
On September 28, domestic coffee prices continued to remain stable at the closing price of the last trading session of last week, with the average price in the whole region of VND 115,500/kg. This price has increased by VND 2,600/kg in the most recent session.
Prices remain unchanged from the previous session:
Dak Lak: 115,500 VND/kg
Dak Nong (old): 115,700 VND/kg
Gia Lai: 115,300 VND/kg
Lam Dong: 114,300 VND/kg
Compared to 1 week ago (September 21), domestic coffee prices have increased by about VND 4,100/kg, from about VND 111,400/kg.
Compared to 1 month ago (late August), when the average price was about 109,000 VND/kg, the current coffee price has increased net by about 6,500 VND/kg. This affirms the stable and sustainable growth trend of the Vietnamese coffee market throughout September, although the market sometimes encountered great fluctuations, prices still maintained the general increase.
World coffee prices
Both Robusta and Arabica coffee markets recorded strong increases in September 2025, creating favorable conditions for Vietnamese coffee prices in the context of very tight global supply.
At the end of last week's session, Robusta price (Lon London): Continued to lead the increase. The contract for November/25 ended the session at 4,201 USD/ton, up 107 USD compared to the previous session.
Arabica prices (New York City): Also increased sharply. The December 25 contract closed at 378.05 US cents/lb, up 6.70 US cents compared to the previous session.
The continuous recovery of both types of coffee is a testament to the fact that basic factors of supply (low inventory, tariffs) are overwhelming downward factors.
Forecast and prediction of upcoming coffee prices
The market is showing very positive signals after a series of strong price increases.
The continuous increase in both domestic and international markets shows that the recovery is sustainable, not just a temporary reaction after the shock. Coffee prices have established a new higher level of support.
New Year's prospects, as exchanges reopen early in the week, will focus on whether prices can maintain this rally and test higher resistance levels. Basic factors such as low inventories and weather risks are still the main drivers supporting prices.
Although the short-term outlook is positive, volatility is still high. Any new information related to Brazilian output or trade policy could have a strong reaction in the market, according to Barchart.com.
