Vietnam Coffee Prices Fall for Fifth Week as Export Volume Rises but Revenue Declines
In the week ending November 8, 2026, coffee purchase prices in Vietnam’s Central Highlands fell for a fifth consecutive week to VND 84,000–84,700 per kilogram, while London robusta futures rose. In the first 10 months of the year, Vietnam’s coffee export volume increased 18.8% year on year, but export revenue fell 5.2%.
In the week ending November 8, 2026, coffee purchase prices in Vietnam’s Central Highlands ranged from VND 84,000 to VND 84,700 per kilogram, down VND 2,300–2,500 from the previous week and marking a fifth consecutive weekly decline. Đắk Nông’s purchase price was VND 84,700 per kilogram, still the highest among the areas listed; prices in Đắk Lắk and Gia Lai were both VND 84,500, while Lâm Đồng’s was VND 84,000.
Coffee purchase prices in Vietnam’s Central Highlands fell for a fifth consecutive week.（VietVance）
Increased supply from the coffee harvest is putting pressure on domestic prices in Vietnam. Coffee traders in the Central Highlands said harvesting for the 2026–2027 crop year has begun in some areas and is expected to peak in late November. One local trader expects output this crop year to be comparable to last year’s.
Data from Vietnam’s Statistics Office show that coffee exports reached 114,000 tonnes in October 2026, up 60.6% year on year. Exports totaled 1.57 million tonnes in the first 10 months, up 18.8% year on year, while export revenue fell 5.2% to $7.08 billion.
International markets moved in different directions: London robusta futures for January 2027 delivery rose 2.1% over the week to $3,270 per tonne. Citing below-normal monsoon rainfall, the Coffee Board of India cut its output forecast for the 2026–2027 crop year by 5% to 380,000 tonnes. The market is also watching the progress of Vietnam’s harvest and the possibility of increased robusta supply in the coming weeks.
Robusta and arabica coffee futures moved in different directions on international markets.（VietVance）
New York arabica futures for December 2026 delivery fell 2.5% over the week to 280 US cents per pound. Data released by Brazil’s Foreign Trade Secretariat show that the country exported about 287,400 tonnes of unroasted coffee in October, up 23.28% year on year; the average export price fell 14.69% year on year to $5,568.48 per tonne.
Source: VietVance
