Domestic coffee prices continue to be stable
On the morning of July 1, the price of coffee beans in the provinces was purchased at around 94,300 - 94,700 VND/kg. Dak Lak maintains the highest price of VND 94,700/kg, while Lam Dong (merged Dak Nong, Binh Thuan) is anchored at VND 94,300/kg; Gia Lai (merged Binh Dinh) is at VND 94,500/kg.
Compared to yesterday, coffee prices have remained almost unchanged. However, compared to the beginning of June, domestic prices have dropped sharply by about 25,000 - 26,000 VND/kg, from over 120,000 VND/kg to below the current 95,000 VND/kg, showing that the sharp decline shows no signs of stopping.
This price is still much lower than the record high in April 2025, when green coffee beans reached 129,300130,200 VND/kg (April 16, 2025).
World coffee prices drop slightly
On the London Stock Exchange, Robusta futures for September 2025 fell $41/ton to $3,620/ton; other futures fell $15-27/ton, closing around $3,468 - $3,566/ton, equivalent to a decrease of 0.4 - 1.1% compared to yesterday. Compared to the beginning of June, Robusta prices have lost more than 1,100 USD/ton, plummeting from the peak of nearly 4,700 USD/ton.
On the New York Stock Exchange, Arabica futures for September 2025 fell by 3.65 cents/lb to 300.10./lb; other futures fell by 2.45 - 2.80 cents/lb, closing in the range of 284 - 295 cents/lb. Compared to a month ago, Arabica prices have fallen by about 50 cents/lb from nearly 350 cents/lb, showing that downward pressure is still heavy on the market.
Market analysis
Although coffee prices today have temporarily stagnated after a series of sharp declines, the fundamentals have not yet supported the sustainable recovery trend. Supply from Brazil is forecast to increase as the main harvest is entering its peak, while Vietnam also has better output prospects than the previous crop.
In the demand direction, concerns about high inflation and the risk of economic decline in the US and Europe could slow down coffee consumption demand, making it difficult for prices to increase sharply. In the short term, the coffee market is likely to continue to struggle within a narrow range, fluctuating mainly according to technical signals and USD exchange rate developments. Growers and exporting enterprises should closely monitor the situation to have a suitable sales plan to avoid losses if prices are still deeply adjusted.
