Coffee prices today September 9, 2025: New York and London exchanges "break the ice", green returns

Coffee prices today on the world market

According to coffee price updates, on the ICE exchange, world coffee prices are fluctuating. Specifically, on the ICE Futures Europe exchange:

Robusta coffee prices on the New York Stock Exchange during the trading session on September 9 — Robusta coffee price on the New York Stock Exchange during the trading session on September 9

On the exchange, the price of Robusta coffee futures for September 2025 is at 4,562 USD/ton, up 94 USD, equivalent to 2.10%.

The following terms all increased in price. The price for November 2025 delivery reached 4319 USD/ton, up 10 USD (0.23%). The price for January 2026 delivery was at 4251 USD/ton, up 13 USD (0.31%). The price for March 2026 delivery was at 4195 USD/ton, up 15 USD (0.36%). Finally, the price for May 2026 delivery is now at 4143 USD/ton, up 6 USD (0.15%).

Arabica coffee prices on the London Stock Exchange during the trading session on September 9

Specifically, the price of Arabica coffee for delivery in September 2025 is currently at 386.95 cents/lb, up 1.35 cents, equivalent to 0.35%. The price for delivery in December 2025 also increased by 4.40 cents to 378.05 cents/lb, equivalent to 1.18%.

Similarly, the price for delivery in March 2026 increased by 3.90 cents to 365.20 cents/lb, an increase of 1.08%. The following terms also recorded increases, with the price for delivery in May 2026 reaching 354.55 cents/lb, an increase of 4.05 cents (1.16%), and the price for delivery in July 2026 at 342.30 cents/lb, an increase of 3.95 cents, equivalent to 1.17%.

In the fourth quarter of 2025, major harvests in countries such as Colombia, Central America, Mexico and Vietnam will provide large supplies to the global market. Favorable climatic conditions in these regions could increase production, creating downward pressure on prices.

Signs of declining inventories and continued growth in global coffee demand are supporting prices in the long term. Global coffee prices are hovering around 50-year highs, reflecting past supply-demand imbalances.

New policies such as US tariffs on Brazilian coffee will continue to cause some uncertainty in the market.

In the short term, coffee prices may continue to fluctuate within a narrow range as the market is in the off-season. However, in the longer term, as new harvests begin in major producing countries such as Vietnam, Brazil and Central America, supplies will be more abundant, potentially putting upward pressure on prices.

Domestic coffee prices today September 9, 2025

Coffee prices today in four Central Highlands provinces, including Dak Lak, Lam Dong, Gia Lai and Dak Nong , all remained unchanged after a series of sharp declines.

Specifically, the coffee price in Lam Dong is currently at 112,000 VND/kg, while Gia Lai is at 112,800 VND/kg. In Dak Lak , the price is 113,200 VND/kg. Dak Nong holds the highest coffee price at 113,300 VND/kg.

Based on market developments, domestic coffee prices on September 9, 2025 are likely to remain stable or fluctuate slightly. Currently, trading activities in coffee growing areas are slowing down as people wait for the new harvest. This reduces supply in the domestic market, but at the same time, the pressure from the new crop has not yet affected prices.

Normally, September and October are the off-season months, so Vietnam's export output is often at its lowest level of the year. Therefore, domestic supply and demand factors do not have many significant changes in the short term.

Source: https://baodanang.vn/gia-ca-phe-hom-nay-9-9-2025-san-new-york-va-london-pha-bang-sac-xanh-tro-lai-3301357.html