Coffee prices today, December 11th: Slightly increased to 102,200 VND/kg

Domestic coffee prices rose slightly to 102,200 VND/kg on December 11th, ending a six-day losing streak. The global market showed mixed trends, with Robusta prices falling and Arabica prices rising.

Coffee prices in the domestic market on the morning of December 11, 2025, recorded a slight recovery after a series of six consecutive days of decline, with an increase of 200 to 300 VND/kg. Currently, the purchase price in the key provinces of the Central Highlands ranges from 100,700 to 102,200 VND/kg.

Domestic coffee prices rose slightly, while the global market saw mixed trends.

Detailed coffee prices by local area

The coffee purchasing prices in the Central Highlands provinces are updated as follows:

Province/City	Area	Price (VND/kg)
Lam Dong	Di Linh, Lam Ha, Bao Loc	100,700 – 101,400
Dak Lak	Cu M'gar	101,300 – 102,000
	Ea H'leo, Buon Ho	101,200 – 101,900
Boeing Nong	Gia Nghia	101,400 – 102,200
	Dak R'lap	101,400 – 102,200
Gia Lai	Chu Prong	100,800 – 101,700
Kon Tum		Approximately 101,700

Despite the recovery, current prices are still about 15,000-17,000 VND/kg lower than the peak set more than a month ago.

Global markets are experiencing mixed trends.

On international exchanges, coffee prices showed a clear divergence. In London, Robusta futures contracts for January 2026 delivery saw a slight decrease, fluctuating between $4,221 and $4,226 per ton. Pressure from abundant supply as Vietnam enters its peak harvest season is believed to be the main reason. Conversely, the March 2026 contract saw a slight increase to approximately $4,136–$4,138 per ton.

Meanwhile, in New York, Arabica coffee prices continued their strong upward trend. The December 2025 futures contract rose to 400.8-402 cents/lb, and the March 2026 contract also increased to 372.3-373.7 cents/lb.

Key influencing factors

The market is being influenced by several conflicting factors. The Federal Reserve's third consecutive 0.25 percentage point interest rate cut has brought the benchmark interest rate to its lowest level since November 2022. This decision has raised expectations of cheaper capital flowing into commodity markets, providing support for coffee prices.

However, supply pressures remain significant. The US Department of Agriculture (USDA) forecasts Brazil's coffee production in the 2026/27 crop year could reach a record high of over 4.24 million tons, indicating abundant long-term supply. Although Brazil's green coffee bean exports in November fell 27.1% year-on-year to just 3.28 million bags, the country is still gradually closing the gap with Vietnam in the Robusta market.

Domestic market sentiment

In Vietnam, due to concerns that prices are unlikely to rebound sharply in the short term, many farmers have chosen to sell immediately after harvest instead of stockpiling and waiting for prices to rise as in previous years. Along with this, consumer trends among young people are changing, prioritizing blended products based on personal preference rather than a clear distinction between Robusta and Arabica, which could give Robusta an advantage when prices fluctuate.

Source: https://baolamdong.vn/gia-ca-phe-hom-nay-1112-tang-nhe-len-102200-dongkg-409552.html