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Coffee price today May 20: Regaining momentum, Robusta futures increase by 3 digits

Coffee prices today suddenly turned around and increased sharply, creating peace of mind for those holding this commodity.

Báo Gia LaiBáo Gia Lai20/05/2025


Trading sessions last night and early this morning (May 20, Vietnam time) recorded an impressive recovery in coffee prices on both major exchanges in the world .

On the London - UK exchange, Robusta coffee prices increased from 1.97% to 2.22%. On the New York - US exchange, Arabica coffee prices increased even more strongly, from 2.27% to 2.48%.

Notably, Robusta coffee prices have recorded triple-digit increases in the two most recent delivery periods, helping to strengthen the psychology of those who are stocking this commodity.

Specifically: Robusta coffee futures price for July 2025 reached 4,973 USD/ton, up 108 USD. Futures for September 2025 reached 4,962 USD, up 102 USD/ton.


The November 2025 term reached 4,923 USD/ton, up 93 USD. The January 2026 term reached 4,849 USD, up 95 USD/ton.

Converted to Vietnamese currency, the price of Robusta coffee on the London floor currently fluctuates from 124,800 - 128,000 VND/kg.

Meanwhile, domestic coffee prices yesterday afternoon, before the London exchange opened, were at VND124,600/kg, down slightly by VND500. However, with the strong recovery of world prices, domestic coffee prices are expected to increase again today.

Coffee prices fluctuate unpredictably

Coffee prices fluctuate unpredictably


The price of Arabica coffee futures for July 2025 delivery on the New York floor also had an impressive increase, reaching 8,260 USD/ton, an increase of 200 USD.

In another development, the Brazilian Coffee Exporters Association (Cecafé) released April export figures, showing that output reached only 185,400 tons, down nearly 28% compared to the same period last year. However, in the first 10 months of the crop year, Brazil's coffee exports still reached a record 2.4 million tons.

Brazil’s massive coffee exports in the previous months were due to European Union (EU) buyers stepping up purchases to avoid shortages due to the EUDR regulation, which comes into effect later this year. Normally, it takes six months from the time raw coffee is imported to the time the finished product hits the shelves.

Brazil is working with the EU to map 300,000 farms for traceability and agree on national risk management in compliance with the EUDR.


According to News-Photo: Ngoc Anh (NLDO)


Source: https://baogialai.com.vn/gia-ca-phe-hom-nay-20-may-lay-lai-da-tang-ky-han-robusta-tang-3-con-so-post323898.html


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