Update domestic coffee prices on April 8, 2025

On April 8, 2025, coffee prices in key areas such as Dak Lak, Lam Dong, Gia Lai and Dak Nong continued to record significant decreases. Specifically, the average coffee price in Dak Lak and Gia Lai reached 120,000 VND/kg, down 7,200 VND/kg and 7,000 VND/kg compared to the previous trading session. In Lam Dong, coffee prices decreased the most by 8,000 VND/kg, down to 118,000 VND/kg. Dak Nong also recorded a similar decrease of 7,200 VND/kg, bringing the average price to 120,000 VND/kg.

Not only coffee prices, pepper prices were also negatively affected when they decreased by VND9,000/kg, down to VND147,000/kg. This shows the general downward trend of key agricultural products at the present time. However, the USD/VND exchange rate showed positive signs when it increased by 120 points, up to VND25,690/USD.

The continuous decline in coffee and pepper prices on April 8, 2025 reflects the pressure from the international market and domestic consumption demand. The reason may come from the abundant supply, combined with the volatility of the export market. For farmers, this is a big challenge when profits are significantly narrowed.

However, the slight increase in the USD/VND exchange rate may bring opportunities for export enterprises, helping to increase competitiveness in the international market. This also shows the relative stability of the macro economy, although agricultural products are facing difficulties.

Coffee prices today, April 8, 2025, continue to maintain a downward trend, significantly affecting the domestic agricultural market. Consumers can benefit from low prices, but producers need to have a long-term strategy to adapt to market fluctuations. Closely monitoring economic indicators, especially the USD/VND exchange rate, will help businesses take advantage of opportunities and minimize risks in the coming time.

Update world coffee prices on April 8, 2025

Robusta Coffee Price London 8/4/2025

The London Robusta coffee price data table for the terms from 05/25 to 11/25 shows a strong and uniform downward trend across all terms, with the decrease ranging from 310 to 328 USD/ton, corresponding to a decrease rate of 6.18% to 6.40%. Specifically, the matched price for the term 05/25 decreased by 316 USD/ton (6.18%), down to 4,796 USD/ton; the term 07/25 decreased by 328 USD/ton (6.40%), reaching 4,800 USD/ton; the term 09/25 decreased by 317 USD/ton (6.24%), down to 4,765 USD/ton; and the term 11/25 decreased by 310 USD/ton (6.20%), closing at 4,686 USD/ton. The drop was significant, marking a volatile trading session in the world coffee market.

In terms of other indices, the highest and lowest prices of the session also recorded sharp declines compared to the previous day. For example, the highest price of the 05/25 term decreased by 28 USD/ton to 5,084 USD/ton, while the lowest price decreased by 360 USD/ton to 4,752 USD/ton. Similarly, other terms also showed the highest price decrease of 23 USD/ton and the lowest price of 361 to 377 USD/ton, reflecting the cautious sentiment of investors in the face of supply pressure and global economic factors. Trading volume increased sharply in the 07/25 (19,022 tons) and 09/25 (8,958 tons) tenors, showing great market interest, while the 11/25 tenor had a lower volume (1,652 tons), possibly because this is a longer term and is less traded.

New York Arabica Coffee Price April 8, 2025

Arabica coffee prices on the New York floor for the terms from 05/25 to 12/25 showed a strong and uniform downward trend across all terms, with a decrease ranging from 19.95 to 21.40 cents/pound, corresponding to a decrease of 5.66% to 5.96%. Specifically, the matched price for the term 05/25 decreased by 20.90 cents/pound (5.72%), down to 344.80 cents/pound; the term 07/25 decreased by 21.35 cents/pound (5.88%), reaching 341.95 cents/pound; the term 09/25 decreased by 21.40 cents/pound (5.96%), down to 337.75 cents/pound; and the term 12/25 decreased by 19.95 cents/pound (5.66%), closing at 332.80 cents/pound. This decrease is significant, reflecting a stressful trading session in the world Arabica coffee market.

In terms of other indices, the session highs and lows also recorded declines compared to the previous day. For example, the 05/25 high fell 1.20 cents/lb to 364.50 cents/lb, while the low fell a sharp 27.10 cents/lb to 338.60 cents/lb. Similarly, other tenors also showed the highest declines ranging from 0.80 to 1.30 cents/lb and the lowest from 25.05 to 27.10 cents/lb, reflecting investor caution in the face of global economic factors and improved supply. Trading volume gradually decreased with the further maturities, with the 05/25 tenor reaching 37,079 lots, but by the 12/25 tenor falling to 8,054 lots, reflecting the waning interest in long-term contracts amid the sharp decline in prices.

News, forecast for coffee prices tomorrow April 9, 2025, the decline continues

It is forecasted that domestic coffee prices on April 9, 2025 will continue to decrease sharply, possibly losing another 7,200 - 8,000 VND/kg, down to about 118,000 - 120,000 VND/kg. Specifically, in Dak Lak and Dak Nong, prices may drop to 120,000 VND/kg, down 7,200 VND. Gia Lai is similar, with an expected price of 120,000 VND/kg, down 7,000 VND. Lam Dong may drop to 118,000 VND/kg, down 8,000 VND. In the world, Robusta and Arabica coffee prices may fluctuate, but in general, they are still under downward pressure.

Why are prices falling like this? There are two main reasons that everyone can understand. First, big countries like Brazil and Vietnam have more coffee to sell, just like when there is too much in the market, prices will fall. Second, the US is threatening to increase tariffs on imported goods, making people nervous and not want to buy more coffee. Although Vietnamese coffee has not yet been taxed by the US (still at 0%), if the US imposes a 46% tax as predicted, Vietnamese coffee will have a hard time competing with Brazil or Colombia, because they are only taxed at 10%. In addition, buyers in the US and Europe are buying less, causing prices to fall even further.