Coffee price today October 9, 2025: Dak Lak and Lam Dong recover to the peak of 115,000 VND/kg

Coffee prices increased by +1,000 VND/kg across the Central Highlands. Dak Lak and Lam Dong accelerated to the peak of 115,000 VND/kg. The increase was due to depleted inventories and the world's Robusta price jumping to 128 USD/ton.

Coffee prices today in the domestic market on October 9, 2025

Local	Purchase price on October 9, 2025 (VND/kg)	Change compared to October 8, 2025 (VND/kg)
Dak Lak	115,000	+1,000
Lam Dong	114,000 - 115,000	+1,000
Gia Lai	114,500	+1,000

The green coffee market in the Central Highlands has just gone through a reporting period with a slight upward adjustment in all key provinces. This simultaneous price increase shows that the market is still maintaining its heat and there is a consensus on the value level, reinforcing a significantly high price threshold. (Figures are calculated based on the Purchase price on October 9, 2025 and the Change compared to October 8, 2025).

In the price race, Dak Lak has taken the lead with an impressive price of 115,000 VND/kg. This province recorded an increase of +1,000 VND compared to the previous session, affirming its position as the price center of the region.

Following closely behind is Gia Lai, a land famous for its coffee, currently trading at VND114,500/kg. This province has increased by VND1,000, showing a consistent upward adjustment in the region.

Meanwhile, Lam Dong - a large-producing region - maintained a common price of 114,000 - 115,000 VND/kg (an average of 114,500 VND/kg). This province also recorded an increase of +1,000 VND compared to the previous session, continuing to play an important role in supplying coffee to the market with positive price adjustments.

In Vietnam, coffee prices are continuing to rise, similar to the rapid advances of the national team under coach Park Hang-seo. Key provinces such as Dak Lak, Gia Lai and Lam Dong are witnessing bustling transactions, in the context of the inventory being depleted among the people like the empty stands after the first half. With the new harvest still months away, the domestic market is in a state of "running out of reserves", forcing businesses and traders to raise purchasing prices to ensure export supply.

Amid the international price fever, some farmers and dealers in Vietnam are adopting Pep Guardiola’s “hold the ball” tactic, hoarding their goods in anticipation of higher prices. This mentality, combined with scarce domestic supply, is creating a tense “derby” in the coffee market, pushing prices up like a stoppage-time goal. At this rate, will the coffee market continue to explode like a Haaland hat-trick at the Etihad?

Online coffee prices on October 9, 2025 on the world market

Online coffee prices on October 9, 2025 on the world market on the London floor

On the London exchange, Robusta online coffee prices increased sharply across all terms in the latest trading session. This sudden upward adjustment shows the strong buying power and optimistic sentiment of the market, pushing Robusta online coffee prices to higher levels in the global market.

The November 25 contract closed at $4,542/ton, recording an increase of $128 (or +2.90%). This increase was the largest in absolute value among all contracts.

The January 26 contract closed at 4,484 USD/ton, up +96 USD (equivalent to +2.19%). This increase in absolute value is the second largest among the contracts.

The March 26 contract had a matching price of 4,419 USD/ton, up +86 USD (equivalent to +1.98%).

The May 26 contract closed at USD 4,371/ton, up USD 83 (or +1.94%).

The July 26 contract closed at $4,328/ton, up $82 (or +1.93%). Clearly, the nearest contract (11/25) is under the greatest upward pressure in both absolute and percentage terms.

Online coffee price on October 9, 2025 on the New York floor

On the New York Stock Exchange, Arabica coffee prices recorded a sharp increase across all delivery contracts in the latest trading session. This "bright green" shows that strong buying power and optimistic sentiment are dominating the market.

The December 25 contract closed at 385.10 US cents/pound, a gain of +9.70 US cents (or +2.58%). This was the largest increase in absolute value among all maturities.

The March 26 futures contract also continued to increase to 368.00 US cents/pound, up +8.85 US cents (equivalent to +2.46%).

The May 26 contract had a closing price of 355.60 US cents/pound, up +8.30 US cents (or +2.39%).

July 26 futures reached 344.20 US cents/pound, up +8.05 US cents (or +2.39%).

The September 26 futures contract reached 332.25 US cents/pound, up +8.05 US cents (equivalent to +2.48%). Notably, the December 25 futures had the largest absolute increase, while the September 26 futures had the second largest percentage increase.

Arabica and Robusta coffee prices in the global market are breaking out spectacularly, like a top combination between Messi and Neymar at the Parc des Princes. After a period of downward adjustment, the prices of both types of coffee have accelerated simultaneously, thanks to the shrinking global supply. According to international news agencies, Brazil – the biggest “goalkeeper” of the coffee market – recorded a decrease of more than 20% in July exports compared to the same period last year, causing the international circulation to fall into a state of “lack of balls”.

Not only Brazil, adverse weather in key coffee growing regions in South America and Africa is making the market “sweat” as it faced Klopp’s pressing tactics at Anfield. The FAO report shows that the prolonged heat and drought in Brazil and Vietnam – two “star players” that account for more than 50% of global Robusta production – has raised concerns about the new crop. Production is at risk of being “red carded”, pushing global coffee prices back up like a long shot from outside the penalty area.

The recovery of the Real against the USD has become a “steel defender” supporting coffee prices. As the local currency strengthens, Brazilian farmers and businesses play a “defensive counterattack” strategy, limiting sales while waiting for better prices. The result? Short-term supply in the market is tightened, stimulating speculators on the futures floor to enter the market, pushing coffee prices up slightly like a subtle poke from Xavi at Camp Nou.

Source: https://baodanang.vn/gia-ca-phe-hom-nay-9-10-2025-dak-lak-va-lam-dong-phuc-hoi-ve-dinh-115-000-dong-kg-3305832.html