Domestic coffee prices slightly decreased in the Central Highlands and key regions.
Coffee prices on the morning of November 13 fell to 117,300-118,500 VND/kg, down about 300-600 VND/kg compared to yesterday. This coffee price movement was recorded simultaneously at many points in the Central Highlands when entering the harvest period in mid-November. The amount of goods brought to the market is not large, causing cautious selling pressure and the decrease is not too strong.
Lam Dong is around 117,300 VND/kg; Gia Lai is around 118,000 VND/kg; Dak Lak continues to be the highest at around 118,500 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.
Domestic coffee prices react slowly to international exchanges
The lag between floor fluctuations and physical goods is quite clear. Exporters continue to monitor the basis and progress of goods receipt, while farmers prioritize waiting for drying and maintaining quality before selling. The impact of the sharp decline mainly affects purchasing psychology: some agents adjusted coffee prices closer to 117,300-118,500 VND/kg instead of 117,600-119,000 VND/kg on November 12.
Although the floor price has decreased sharply, the amount of real goods in the domestic market has not increased, so coffee prices have remained relatively stable.
Short-term coffee price forecast: Narrow range, closely following 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. Some factors to watch include the speed of harvesting in the Central Highlands, the adjustment of Robusta after the November 12 session and the basis difference when the near-term contracts are finalized.
Strategically, farmers with products that meet humidity standards can sell a portion of the crop in rotation to ensure cash flow, while the rest continues to monitor the coffee price on the floor. Exporting enterprises need to review the pre-closing rate for the November-December delivery lot to reduce risks when fluctuations are still strong.
Source: https://baodanang.vn/gia-ca-phe-hom-nay-13-11-giam-nhe-gia-ha-ve-117-300-118-500-dong-kg-3309932.html






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