Author: Helena Coffee Vietnam

Coffee prices today continue to attract strong market attention as domestic coffee prices in Vietnam’s Central Highlands recorded their third consecutive weekly increase. While global robusta prices surged on the London exchange due to low inventories, Vietnam’s domestic market remained relatively slow as farmers continued holding stocks in anticipation of higher prices. At the same time, the global coffee market is facing mixed signals from supply forecasts, inventory levels, and harvest developments in major producing countries such as Brazil, Vietnam, and …

Coffee prices today remain in the spotlight as both Arabica and Robusta markets continue to face downward pressure from expectations of a large Brazilian harvest. However, concerns over cold weather risks, slow harvesting progress, and ongoing global supply uncertainties are still keeping the coffee market highly cautious this week. Global coffee prices remain under pressure Coffee prices continued to weaken last week as the market reacted to expectations of a larger Brazilian coffee crop. Although Brazil’s 2026-2027 harvest is still in its …

Coffee prices on April 20, 2026, recorded a significant decline across both domestic and global markets, marking the fourth consecutive week of downward movement. This trend is largely driven by expectations of increased supply as major producing regions like Brazil and Southeast Asia enter their peak harvest season. As supply pressure builds and market sentiment weakens, coffee prices are clearly entering a correction phase.Domestic coffee p  rices continue to fall In Vietnam, coffee prices in the Central Highlands the country’s key …