Coffee Price Today: Domestic Vietnam Market Hits Nearly 100,000 VND/kg, Despite Global Weakness

Vietnam Coffee Price Today continues to climb domestically, rising by 500–700 VND/kg to reach between 97,300 and 98,000 VND/kg. Yet paradoxically, world markets have turned lower amid uncertainty over pending U.S. duties.

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Domestic Coffee Price Today: 30/7

In Vietnam, daily coffee price today rose solidly:

• Đắk Nông: Up 500 VND/kg, now at 98,000 VND/kg.
• Đắk Lắk: Increased by 700 VND/kg, also at 98,000 VND/kg.
• Gia Lai: Up 600 VND/kg, reaching 97,800 VND/kg.
• Lâm Đồng: Rise of 500 VND/kg puts it at 97,300 VND/kg.

This domestic strength comes even as global markets remain tentative.

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Global Coffee Prices: London and New York

London Robusta Futures (as of 30 July)

• September 2025 contract closed at USD 3,345/ton, down 0.39% (− USD 13/ton).
• November 2025 contract dropped 0.54% (− USD 18/ton), settling at USD 3,290/ton.

New York Arabica Futures

• September 2025 contract fell 1.72% (− 5.2 US cents/lb), to 296.5 US cents/lb.
• December 2025 contract dropped 4.9% (− 4.9 US cents/lb), landing at 289.75 US cents/lb.

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Why the Divergence? Global Markets Remain Cautious

Global coffee price today turned lower as traders await clarity on U.S. tariff policy:

• A proposed 50% tariff on Brazilian coffee exports to the U.S. is set to begin August 1, prompting export slowdowns.
• However, the U.S. Trade Secretary suggested that commodities not produced domestically—like coffee—may be exempted, easing concerns about disruption.

Rabobank warned that such a tariff would severely disrupt global coffee trade and suppress U.S. demand—but uncertainty remains over whether the tariff will actually take effect.

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Insights on Harvest Progress and Stocks

• Brazil’s harvest: Cooxupé Cooperative reports farmers have completed 67.1% of the expected 2025 crop by July 25 (up from 59% the previous week), though below last year’s 75.2%.
• Safras & Mercado reports Brazil has now harvested 84% of the 2025–26 season (as of July 23), surpassing the prior year average (96% Robusta; 76% Arabica).
• ICE Robusta stocks have climbed to a one-year high of 7,029 bags, while ICE Arabica stocks dropped to a 3.5-month low at 791,842 bags, per Barchart data.

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Summary: Coffee Price Today Highlights

• Domestic Vietnam continues to show robust price gains (+500–700 VND/kg), nearing 100,000 VND/kg.
• International prices are declining due to reduced demand sentiment amid tariff uncertainty.
• Key drivers include global harvest progress, particularly in Brazil and Indonesia, and looming trade policy developments.