Coffee prices today, November 13, dropped sharply after Mr. Trump's commitment

Coffee prices today, November 13, fell to 111,500 - 113,500 VND/kg when London robusta closed the session on November 12 with a sharp drop, and ICE arabica also fell. The short-term market maintained a narrow range.

Domestic coffee prices slightly decreased in the Central Highlands and key regions.

Coffee prices on the morning of November 13 fell to 111,500 - 113,500 VND/kg, down 4,500 - 5,800 VND/kg compared to yesterday. In an interview broadcast on November 11 on Fox News, President Donald Trump said the US will lower some tariffs on imported coffee. This is a rare time the White House directly talks about tax policies related to coffee prices, in the context of coffee consumption in the US always being among the top in the world .

According to Mr. Trump, the government will expand imports to reduce cost pressure for people. The tariff adjustment is considered a measure to help reduce pressure on coffee prices after a long period of maintaining high levels.

Mr. Trump’s remarks came at a time when food prices in the United States have risen sharply, pushing up the cost of living for many households. The reduction in import tariffs is expected to bring down the price of coffee to a more accessible level for consumers and processing businesses.

Lam Dong is around 111,500 VND/kg; Gia Lai is around 113,000 VND/kg; Dak Lak continues to be the highest at around 113,500 VND/kg.

London Robusta falls sharply, ICE Arabica falls accordingly

On the night of November 12, the London robusta floor fell sharply, with the contract losing nearly 5%, with the January 2026 contract closing at around 4.36 thousand USD/ton. On the ICE New York, Arabica also retreated, with the price of Coffee C reaching 401.65 cents/pound. The decline of both coffee lines has dragged down market sentiment, creating some pressure on domestic coffee prices.

International investors increased profit-taking, causing Robusta and Arabica to enter a synchronized adjustment phase. This is the reason why domestic coffee prices this morning decreased faster than the fluctuations of previous days.

Short-term coffee price forecast: Closely following the London floor

In the next few sessions, domestic coffee prices are likely to maintain a narrow range around the current level if there is no new sell-off on the London floor.

Mr. Trump’s remarks came at a time when food prices in the United States have risen sharply, pushing up the cost of living for many households. The reduction in import tariffs is expected to bring down the price of coffee to a more accessible level for consumers and processing businesses.

Analysts predict that international coffee prices could see significant fluctuations if the US actually expands imports from major producing countries such as Vietnam or Brazil.

The US tariff reduction is seen as a signal of direct intervention in commodity prices to curb food inflation. If the policy comes into practice, coffee prices in the global supply chain may be under pressure to adjust, affecting farmers, exporters and large roasters.

Many experts predict that the US's open import trend will increase competition, thereby putting greater pressure on coffee prices in the coming time.

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