Coffee price today July 28, 2025: Moving sideways "like nothing"

International coffee prices today, July 28, 2025

Robusta coffee prices in London on July 28, 2025

The London Robusta coffee market on July 28, 2025, saw a simultaneous price decrease across all major trading contracts. The September 2025 contract fell by $121 to $3,228 per ton, equivalent to a 3.61% decrease.

Subsequent contract terms also recorded negative declines, including: November 2025 down $108 (3.27%) to $3,196/ton, January 2026 down $102 (3.11%) to $3,175/ton, March 2026 down $98 (3.01%) to $3,153/ton, and May 2026 down $97 (3.01%) to $3,128/ton.

New York Arabica coffee prices on July 28, 2025

Arabica coffee prices on the New York exchange on July 28, 2025, recorded a uniform decline across all trading periods. The nearest contract, September 2025, fell by 7.30 cents, or 2.39%, to 297.55 cents/lb.

Subsequent maturities such as December 2025 and March 2026 also fell by 6.55 cents (2.21%) and 6.00 cents (2.07%), respectively. Further maturities such as May 2026 and July 2026 also recorded declines of 5.90 cents (2.08%) and 5.70 cents (2.05%), respectively.

In terms of trading, robusta coffee grade 2 with approximately 5% black and broken beans is being offered by traders at a premium of $200 to $400 over the September contract on the LIFFE exchange, up from the $130-160 of the previous week.

In Indonesia, where the harvest season is underway, Sumatra robusta coffee for September and October contracts is being offered at a premium of $160/tonne, a slight increase from the $150/tonne premium for August and September contracts last week.

Another trader said coffee was also being offered at a premium of $150 per ton for November contracts.

A coffee exporter said that supply in Indonesia is being limited due to the recent sharp drop in prices, even though the harvest is still underway and is expected to continue until next month.

Domestic coffee prices today, July 28, 2025

Domestic coffee prices remained unchanged on July 28, 2025, currently at 95,000 VND/kg.

Specifically:

In Dak Lak , the price of coffee today is 95,500 VND/kg, unchanged from yesterday.

In Lam Dong , the price of coffee today is 95,000 VND/kg, unchanged from yesterday.

In Gia Lai , the price of coffee today is 95,400 VND/kg, unchanged from yesterday.

In Dak Nong (formerly Dak Nong, now soon to be merged with Lam Dong), the price of coffee today is 95,600 VND/kg, unchanged from yesterday.

Province/City	Coffee prices (VND/kg)	Change compared to yesterday
Dak Lak	95,500	Unchanged
Lam Dong	95,000	Passing by
Gia Lai	95,400	Stagnation
Dak Nong (now part of Lam Dong province)	95,600	Unchanged
Current average price	95,000	Passing by

Information about frost in Brazil helped coffee prices recover in the early days of the week; however, by the end of the week, the impact of the weather conditions became insignificant. This led speculators on the exchange to resume selling off. In addition, the accelerated pace of the coffee harvest in Brazil also put downward pressure on the market.

In Vietnam, according to Reuters, domestic coffee prices continued to rise compared to last week, as many Vietnamese and Indonesian farmers remained cautious about selling, hoping for further price increases.

A trader in Dak Lak said: "Farmers are currently reluctant to sell their produce because they expect prices to exceed 100,000 VND/kg."

Traders have also noticed a slowdown in trading activity as many people shift to buying coffee from Indonesia and Brazil, where prices are more competitive.

"The coffee harvest in Vietnam is expected to start in October, so I think farmers can't hold onto their stock any longer," he added.

Additionally, traders said that flooding caused by Tropical Storm Wipha did not affect coffee-growing regions.

"The rain has been beneficial for the coffee plants during their growth phase, and no farms have been damaged by the floods," another trader in Dak Lak commented.

Source: https://baodanang.vn/gia-ca-phe-hom-nay-28-7-2025-di-ngang-nhu-khong-dau-la-diem-dung-cua-con-sot-3298041.html