Domestic coffee prices
On Sunday holiday (February 15), the domestic coffee market did not have new price fluctuations. After a week full of "storms" when prices fell deeply at times, the recovery of Vietnamese coffee beans and standing firm above the threshold of 97,000 VND/kg before the new week is a very positive sign.
Detailed price levels in key areas:
Dak Nong (old): Maintains the highest price in the region reaching 97,900 VND/kg.
Dak Lak and Gia Lai: Both maintain stable purchase levels at 97,700 VND/kg.
Lam Dong: Coffee prices are anchored at 96,400 VND/kg.
World coffee prices
In the international market, two major exchanges are temporarily closed, the listed price is maintained at the closing level of Friday's session (February 14).
London Stock Exchange (Robusta): March 2026 coffee futures stopped at 3,859 USD/ton. Last week, Robusta rebounded from a 6-week low thanks to short covering after Brazil's January export report fell sharply by 42.4%.
New York Stock Exchange (Arabica): March 2026 futures price is anchored at 300.05 cents/lb. Although Brazil's forecast for the 2026 crop to reach a record 66.2 million sacks put great pressure, Colombia's January production decrease of 34% helped Arabica regain the important 300 cent mark.
Market opinion
In general, the coffee market is showing strong resistance to forecasts of abundant supply in the long term. Standard inventories on the ICE exchange, although recovering, are still not enough to ease the short-term supply drought, especially as large producing countries like Brazil are showing signs of slowing down in early-year delivery.
In Vietnam, the explosive export growth in January (up 38.3% compared to the same period) shows that our country's Robusta supply is the focus of the world coffee flow.
