Coffee price forecast for tomorrow, March 12, 2025: The upward trend continues.

Coffee price forecast for tomorrow, March 12, 2025: Central Highlands coffee, Lam Dong coffee, Gia Lai coffee, Dak Lak coffee, Robusta coffee, Arabica coffee.

World coffee prices updated on March 11th: mixed trends of increases and decreases.

On the London exchange, as of 4:00 PM on March 11, 2025, Robusta coffee prices maintained their upward trend compared to yesterday's trading session, increasing by 35-65 USD/ton, fluctuating between 5,202 and 5,440 USD/ton. Specifically, the price for May 2025 delivery was 5,427 USD/ton (up 52 USD/ton), the price for July 2025 delivery was 5,394 USD/ton (up 52 USD/ton), the price for September 2025 delivery was 5,329 USD/ton (up 53 USD/ton), and the price for November 2025 delivery was 5,213 USD/ton (up 35 USD/ton).

The coffee beans are roasted and ground, ready for packaging. Photo: Cam Thao

Similarly, Arabica coffee prices on the New York exchange on the afternoon of March 11th reversed course and rose again after several previous sessions of decline and sideways movement, fluctuating between 354.40 and 386.20 cents/lb. Specifically, the May 2025 delivery contract was 385.90 cents/lb (up 1.90 cents/lb), the July 2025 delivery contract was 376.65 cents/lb (up 1.95 cents/lb), the September 2025 delivery contract was 367.55 cents/lb (up 1.90 cents/lb), and the December 2025 delivery contract was 356.10 cents/lb (up 1.95 cents/lb).

At the close of trading, Brazilian Arabica coffee prices fluctuated between delivery periods, ranging from $453.50 to $475.00 per ton, as recorded below: March 2025 delivery at $474.90 per ton (down $1.10 per ton), May 2025 delivery at $474.70 per ton (down $1.90 per ton), July 2025 delivery at $471.15 per ton (up $0.60 per ton), and September 2025 delivery at $456.05 per ton.

Domestic coffee prices continue to rise .

According to information from Giacaphe.com, at 4:00 PM today, March 11, 2025, coffee prices in the Central Highlands continued their slight upward trend compared to yesterday's trading session, increasing by 300-500 VND/kg, with the current average purchase price at 131,400 VND/kg.

Domestic coffee price list updated on the afternoon of March 11, 2025.

Specifically, today's coffee prices in Dak Lak are 131,300 VND/kg, in Lam Dong 130,500 VND/kg, in Gia Lai 131,300 VND/kg, and in Dak Nong 131,500 VND/kg.

The domestic coffee prices listed daily by Giacaphe.com are calculated based on prices from two global coffee exchanges, combined with continuous surveys from businesses and purchasing agents in key coffee-growing regions across the country.

Coffee prices are forecast to continue rising tomorrow, March 12, 2025.

According to experts, coffee prices may continue to fluctuate in the short term due to persistent supply pressure. However, in the medium term, the market may recover as demand increases again and supply shows signs of decreasing.

In the domestic market, pepper prices continued to rise for the second consecutive day, increasing by 300-500 VND/kg to 130,500-131,500 VND/kg. On the world market, near-term robusta futures prices also saw a slight increase while arabica continued to decline.

According to analysts, current coffee prices are influenced by several factors, with supply from Brazil and Vietnam being key: Although supply is abundant, sales tend to slow down as farmers expect prices to continue rising. In addition, speculative funds are refraining from selling off, helping to stabilize the market. Robusta coffee inventories monitored by ICE have fallen to their lowest level in two months, providing impetus for price increases. Fluctuations in the US dollar also affect commodity prices, including coffee.

Analysts predict that coffee prices may continue to trade sideways or rise slightly in the coming sessions as demand remains stable. However, the market still faces the risk of correction if there is increased profit-taking pressure from investors.

According to Reuters, dry weather in Brazil, the leading producer, remains a concern, but this has been partially reflected in prices. Now, new concerns are emerging about the impact of high prices on demand.

Global coffee traders and roasters say they have cut purchases to a minimum as the industry grapples with a sharp price surge. Meanwhile, suppliers have yet to convince retailers to accept the cuts.

Source: https://congthuong.vn/du-bao-gia-ca-phe-ngay-mai-1232025-tiep-da-tang-377766.html