Coffee markets turned positive on August 5, with coffee price today showing strong gains—Robusta climbed to its highest level in two weeks, supported by drought concerns in Brazil and a strengthening Brazilian real. Meanwhile, Arabica futures also rebounded modestly. Separately, Vietnam’s coffee export earnings reached a record USD 6 billion in the first seven months of 2025, up 65% year-on-year.

Coffee price today showed a mixed performance across global exchanges. Robusta surged to over $3,400/ton—its highest level in two weeks—while Arabica continued to decline, falling to 293.4 US cents/pound.

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.

Coffee price today (July 26) reversed course and dropped sharply on global exchanges after three consecutive sessions of gains. Brazil’s 2025–2026 coffee harvest has reached 84% of planted area, surpassing 81% at the same time last year and the five-year average of 77%.

Global coffee prices rose again on July 25, extending a multi-day rally driven by supply-side hesitation — especially from Vietnam, the world’s top producer of Robusta coffee. The reluctance to sell has been triggered by a recent price dip, prompting farmers to hold back their stock in anticipation of higher returns. Global Coffee Price Update […]

July 24, 2025 – Market Update Global coffee prices continued to rise for a second consecutive session on both the London and New York exchanges, driven by ongoing concerns over potential frost in Brazil’s coffee-growing regions. However, the rally is showing signs of slowing as global supply remains robust. London Robusta Hits $3,300 per Ton […]