Domestic coffee prices
This morning, domestic coffee prices were adjusted down by 400500 VND/kg compared to yesterday's session. In Dak Lak and Dak Nong, the common purchase price is 127,800 VND/kg, down 500 VND. Lam Dong is currently trading at 127,500 VND/kg, down 500 VND. The price in Gia Lai decreased slightly, to 127,700 VND/kg, equivalent to -400 VND.
Compared to a week ago (May 5), domestic coffee prices are currently about VND1,0001,200/kg lower. This is the second decline in the last three days, showing that the correction trend is dominating after a short recovery from mid- last week.
World coffee prices
On the London Stock Exchange, Robusta coffee prices at the end of the most recent session remained unchanged, with the July delivery period anchored at 5,226 USD/ton. The September and November terms remained at 5,181 USD/ton and 5,122 USD/ton, respectively, unchanged from the previous session.
Meanwhile, the price of arabica coffee on the New York exchange also remained unchanged after increasing sharply before. July term was stable at 387.75 cents/lb. Other terms such as September, December and March 2026 fluctuated around 368382 cents/lb.
Market analysis
The stability of world coffee prices in the last session of the week, along with the signal of stagnation in the domestic market, showed that the short-term adjustment trend is still dominating. Previously, Robusta and arabica prices have increased continuously in the first week of May due to concerns about a shortage of supply and increased demand.
However, the fact that arabica prices remain unchanged in the context of the DXY index and US interest rates not having any more positive signals makes speculators more cautious. In addition, according to records, the weather in Vietnam and Brazil is more favorable, reducing supply pressure.
Since the beginning of May, domestic coffee prices have decreased by about VND 1,500/kg compared to the peak of VND 129,800130,000/kg recorded on May 3-4. The current upward momentum is stagnant as new expectations for demand and weather are still differentiated.
