Coffee price today October 11, 2025: Sharp decrease of 700 VND, Robusta lost nearly 2% of its value

Coffee prices on October 11, 2025 plummeted, with the Central Highlands dropping sharply by VND700/kg. On the London exchange, Robusta coffee prices lost nearly 2% of their value, equivalent to a record drop of -88 USD/ton.

Coffee prices today in the domestic market on October 11, 2025

Coffee prices today in the domestic market on October 11, 2025 (Compiled by Da Nang Newspaper)

The coffee market in the Central Highlands has just gone through a reporting period with downward adjustments in all key provinces. This simultaneous price decrease shows that the market is cooling down after a series of hot days, the price is fluctuating around 113,000 - 114,000 VND/kg. (The figures are calculated based on the Purchase price on October 11, 2025 and the Change compared to October 10, 2025).

In the price race, Dak Lak is currently trading at VND113,800/kg. This province recorded the largest decrease of VND700/kg compared to the previous session, showing a downward adjustment after reaching the price peak.

Following closely behind is Gia Lai , a land famous for its coffee, which is currently trading at VND113,500/kg. This province also saw a decrease of VND500/kg, reflecting a consistent downward adjustment in prices across the region.

Meanwhile, Lam Dong - a large-production area, maintained a common price of 113,000 - 114,000 VND/kg. This province recorded a decrease of 600 - 700 VND/kg compared to the previous session, continuing to play an important role in supplying coffee to the market with strong negative price adjustments.

Online coffee prices on October 11, 2025 in the world market

Online coffee prices on October 11, 2025 on the world market on the London floor

On the London exchange, Robusta coffee prices fell sharply across the board in the latest trading session. The sharp decline across all tenors shows that the market sentiment is pessimistic and under great selling pressure.

The November 25 contract closed at $4,480/ton, recording the largest decrease of -$88 (-1.92%). This was the contract subject to the strongest selling pressure.

The January 26 contract closed at 4,391 USD/ton, down -81 USD (equivalent to -1.80%). This was the second largest decrease.

The remaining maturities all showed a deep decline:

The March 26 contract had a matching price of 4,333 USD/ton, down -74 USD (equivalent to -1.67%).

The May 26 contract closed at USD 4,286/ton, down -USD 72 (or -1.64%).

The July 26 contract closed at $4,245/ton, down -$69 (-1.59%). Although the smallest decline in absolute terms, it still reflects the overall negative market sentiment.

Online coffee price on October 11, 2025 on the New York floor

On the New York Stock Exchange, Arabica coffee prices recorded a sharp decline across all delivery contracts in the latest trading session. This "red fire" shows that a wave of selling and pessimism is dominating the market, with a decline of around 1.1% to 1.3% across all terms.

The December 25 futures contract closed at 373.05 US cents/pound, down -4.20 US cents (-1.10%).

The March 26 futures contract also continued to fall to 356.35 US cents/pound, down -4.05 US cents (or -1.11%).

The May 26 contract had a strike price of 343.75 US cents/pound, down -4.25 US cents (equivalent to -1.21%). This decrease was the largest in absolute value (along with the July 26 contract).

July 26 futures settled at 332.25 US cents/pound, down -4.30 US cents (-1.27%). This was the second largest percentage drop among all futures.

The September 26 contract closed at 320.90 US cents/pound, down -4.20 US cents (-1.28%). This was the largest percentage drop across all maturities, suggesting that the far-end contract is being hit the hardest.

A report just released by Brazil shows that in September 2025, the country exported about 195,800 tons of coffee, down 19.5% over the same period last year.

This shows that Brazil's coffee exports have not been cleared after the US imposed a reciprocal tax of up to 50%. As a result, the country's coffee exports have continued to decline, despite having just finished harvesting with an estimated bumper crop.

The International Coffee Organization (ICO) reported that global coffee exports in August 2025 reached 681,000 tons, down 3.75% compared to the same period last year. The reason was the decrease in exports from South America, down 14%; Brazil alone decreased by 23%.

Meanwhile, the Asian coffee region (Vietnam, India, Indonesia) increased by 14.9% to 210,000 tons. However, in the 11 months of the 2024-2025 crop year, global coffee exports still increased by 0.2%.

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