
Following the general market trend, the industrial raw materials group also recorded positive buying pressure on December 22nd, with most key commodities experiencing strong increases. Notably, the prices of both coffee commodities recovered strongly. Specifically, Arabica coffee prices increased by nearly 2% to $7,657 per ton, while Robusta coffee prices rose by more than 2.3% to $3,866 per ton.
According to the Vietnam Commodity Exchange (MXV), unfavorable weather conditions and concerns about supply in Brazil continued to support coffee prices in yesterday's trading session. According to the weather forecasting agency Climatempo, Minas Gerais state – Brazil's largest Arabica coffee-growing region – recorded only 38.3 mm of rainfall in the week ending December 19th, equivalent to about 76% of the multi-year average, increasing the risk to coffee plant growth.
Regarding supply, Brazil's coffee exports are showing signs of stagnation, thereby narrowing the supply to the international market. Notably, although Brazil's Robusta coffee production is projected to increase sharply this year, the export performance of this commodity is presenting a less positive picture.
In the first eight months of the 2025-2026 crop year (from April 2025 to March 2026), Robusta exports reached only 3.07 million bags, a decrease of 54.92% compared to the same period of the previous crop year. The main reason is that Brazil boosted Robusta exports to record levels in the 2024-2025 crop year, narrowing the available supply for the current crop year.
In the domestic market, the price of bulk green coffee beans remained stable at the beginning of the week, generally around 92,000 - 93,000 VND/kg. Although prices showed a slight recovery from the end of last week after a series of consecutive declines, market liquidity remained low as farmers and dealers continued to wait for higher price levels.
Source: https://vtv.vn/gia-ca-phe-quay-dau-bat-tang-manh-10025122316413263.htm






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