Coffee price today October 8, 2025: Continuing the second series of declines, Arabica and Robusta "lost points" together

Coffee prices today, October 8, 2025, continue to decrease, with Arabica and Robusta both plunging. Domestically, the Central Highlands recorded prices of 113,000-114,000 VND/kg, down 1,000 VND.

Coffee prices today in the domestic market on October 8, 2025

The green coffee market in the Central Highlands has just experienced a reporting period with a slight downward adjustment across all key provinces. This general price decrease shows that the market is cooling down after a long period of maintaining high prices, but still maintaining a significant value threshold. (Figures are calculated based on the Average price and the Change compared to the previous session).

In the price race, the two "big guys" Dak Lak and Dak Nong shared the leading position with an impressive price of 114,000 VND/kg. However, both provinces recorded a decrease of -1,000 VND compared to the previous session.

Following closely behind is Gia Lai , a land famous for its coffee, currently trading at VND113,500/kg. The province saw a decrease of VND1,000, showing a consistent adjustment in the region.

Meanwhile, Lam Dong - a large-production area - maintained an average price of VND113,000/kg, recording a decrease of -1,000 VND, continuing to play an important role in supplying coffee to the market despite price adjustments.

Online coffee prices on October 8, 2025 in the world market

On the London exchange, Robusta online coffee prices fell sharply across all tenors in the latest trading session. This sudden downward adjustment reflected strong profit-taking selling pressure and cautious market sentiment, pulling Robusta online coffee prices back to lower levels in the global market.

November 25 futures closed at $4,414/ton, down -$57 (-1.26%).

The January 26 contract closed at 4,388 USD/ton, down -76 USD (equivalent to -1.69%). This absolute value decrease was the second largest among the contracts.

The March 26 contract had a matching price of 4,333 USD/ton, down -83 USD (equivalent to -1.87%).

The May 26 contract closed at USD 4,288/ton, down -USD 85 (or -1.93%).

The July 26 contract closed at $4,246/ton, down -$87 (-2.00%). This -$87 decrease was the largest in absolute terms among all the maturities. Clearly, the longer maturities are under the greatest downward pressure in both absolute terms and percentage terms.

Online coffee prices on October 8, 2025 on the world market on the London floor

On the New York Stock Exchange, Arabica coffee prices recorded a sharp decline across all delivery contracts in the latest trading session. This simultaneous "red fire" shows that strong selling pressure and anxiety are dominating the market.

The December 25 futures contract closed at 375.40 US cents/pound, down -5.95 US cents (-1.55%).

The March 26 futures contract also continued to fall to 359.15 US cents/pound, down -5.80 US cents (equivalent to -1.58%).

The May 26 contract had a closing price of 347.30 US cents/pound, down -5.95 US cents (or -1.67%).

July 26 futures settled at 336.15 US cents/pound, down -6.15 US cents (or -1.79%).

The September 26 contract closed at 324.20 US cents/pound, down -6.50 US cents (-1.96%). This -6.50 US cents decrease was the largest in absolute value among all maturities. Notably, the September 26 contract also had the largest percentage decrease.

Online coffee price on October 8, 2025 on the New York floor

New developments in the coffee futures market: Prices fall after a strong increase

After a strong week of gains, coffee futures opened this week with a clear bearish bias.

Last week, Robusta coffee prices increased by nearly 7.8% to $4,527 per ton, while Arabica coffee also increased by more than 3.3% to $8,614 per ton.

Traders are now less concerned about the supply shortage in the market and are waiting for the results of the negotiations between the US President and the Brazilian President on the possibility of removing the 50% tariff that the US applied to coffee imported from Brazil.

According to information from traders, the two leaders of the US and Brazil held an online meeting that was assessed as "positive", although not many specific details were announced.

The Vietnam Commodity Exchange (MXV) said that pressure from tariffs along with concerns about supply in Brazil were the main factors that helped coffee prices maintain high levels last week. Preliminary data from the Brazilian Coffee Exporters Association (Cecafé) showed that green coffee exports in the first 9 months of 2025 decreased by 23% compared to the same period last year, reaching only nearly 26 million 60kg bags. This year, Brazil's coffee exports are forecast to reach only about 40-41 million bags, much lower than last year's record of 50.5 million bags.

In addition, coffee inventories on the ICE exchange continued to decline sharply, mainly due to the 50% tariff imposed by the US, which disrupted the flow of goods from Brazil to the US. This forced US roasters to switch to buying on the ICE exchange instead of importing directly to avoid the tax.

In Vietnam, coffee gardens in the Central Highlands remain stable, with almost no serious damage after storm No. 10. Some gardens have proactively sprayed fungicides to prevent fungal diseases, while others assess the fungal situation as not worrying due to low occurrence levels.

Domestic coffee prices are currently fluctuating around 113,000 – 114,000 VND/kg, down from last week. Vietnam’s new crop output is forecast to remain stable, with the possibility of growth compared to last year not being high.

Source: https://baodanang.vn/gia-ca-phe-hom-nay-8-10-2025-tiep-chuoi-giam-thu-2-arabica-va-robusta-cung-nhau-mat-diem-3305737.html