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Over the past week, Vietnam’s export price for 5% broken rice rose to $490–495 per tonne, while some paddy prices in An Giang increased. Coffee purchase prices in the Central Highlands fell to 82,300–83,000 dong per kilogram.
In the week ending November 15, coffee purchase prices in Vietnam’s Central Highlands fell for a sixth straight week to 82,300–83,000 dong per kilogram, their lowest level since late February 2024. Traders said new-crop coffee had yet to reach the market in large volumes and recent rain had had little effect on harvesting.
On November 9, coffee purchase prices in Vietnam’s Central Highlands rose from the previous weekend to 84,500–85,300 dong/kg. London robusta futures rose last week, while New York arabica futures fell. Citi expects arabica prices to decline further in the coming months.
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%.
