Domestic prices continue to rise.

Updated coffee prices today, February 7, 2025: Central Highlands coffee, Lam Dong coffee, Gia Lai coffee, Dak Lak coffee, Robusta coffee, Arabica coffee.

Today's coffee price on February 7, 2025, on the world market, at 4:30 AM, updated on the Vietnam Commodity Exchange (MXV) (world coffee prices are continuously updated by MXV, matching those of exchanges worldwide; it is the only channel in Vietnam that continuously updates prices linked to exchanges around the world).

Children from ethnic minority groups in Lam Dong province stand beside a drying rack for coffee beans. Photo: Quang Son.

Coffee prices on the three main coffee futures exchanges, ICE Futures Europe, ICE Futures US, and B3 Brazil, are continuously updated by Y5Cafe throughout the trading hours and are as follows:

Robusta coffee prices fluctuated, showing both increases and decreases.

Robusta coffee prices in London on February 7, 2025

On the London exchange, at 4:30 PM on February 7, 2025, Robusta coffee prices experienced mixed trading. Specifically, the price for March 2025 delivery was 5633 USD/ton (down 10 USD/ton), the price for May 2025 delivery was 5646 USD/ton (up 0 USD/ton), the price for July 2025 delivery was 5601 USD/ton (up 21 USD/ton), and the price for September 2025 delivery was 5535 USD/ton (up 47 USD/ton).

Arabica coffee prices continue to rise.

New York Arabica coffee prices on February 7, 2025

At the close of trading, Arabica coffee prices on the New York exchange continued their upward trend for the 11th consecutive session, rising by 6.20 – 8.55 cents/lb, fluctuating between 378.80 – 403.95 cents/lb. Specifically, the March 2025 contract was 403.95 cents/lb (up 6.20 cents/lb), the May 2025 contract was 397.10 cents/lb (up 6.45 cents/lb), the July 2025 contract was 388.75 cents/lb (up 7.35 cents/lb), and the September 2025 contract was 378.80 cents/lb (up 8.55 cents/lb).

Brazilian Arabica coffee prices on February 7, 2025

Similarly, at the close of trading, Brazilian Arabica coffee prices continued their upward trend, recorded as follows: March 2025 delivery at $496.05/ton (up $0.85/ton), May 2025 delivery at $491.00/ton (up $7.35/ton), and July 2025 delivery at $489.75/ton (up $9.70/ton). However, September 2025 delivery saw a slight decrease to $469.50/ton (down $1/ton).

Robusta coffee traded on the ICE Futures Europe (London exchange) opens at 4:00 PM and closes at 12:30 AM (the next day) Vietnam time. Arabica coffee traded on the ICE Futures US (New York exchange) opens at 4:15 PM and closes at 1:30 AM (the next day) Vietnam time. Arabica coffee traded on the B3 Brazil exchange opens from 7:00 PM to 2:35 AM (the next day) Vietnam time.

The green coffee beans have been roasted and ground. Photo: Quang Son

Domestic coffee prices continue to rise .

According to information from Giacaphe.com, at 4:30 AM today, February 7, 2025, domestic coffee prices continued to rise compared to yesterday, averaging 130,400 VND/kg, an increase of 1,400 VND/kg.

The highest coffee prices recorded in key growing regions of the Central Highlands were 130,500 VND/kg. Specifically, today's coffee prices in Dak Lak are 130,400 VND/kg (an increase of 1,400 VND/kg), in Lam Dong 129,500 VND/kg (an increase of 1,200 VND/kg), in Gia Lai 130,400 VND/kg (an increase of 1,400 VND/kg), and in Dak Nong 130,500 VND/kg (an increase of 1,300 VND/kg).

The domestic coffee prices listed daily by Giacaphe.com are calculated based on prices from two global coffee exchanges, combined with continuous surveys from businesses and purchasing agents in key coffee-growing regions across the country.

Domestic coffee price list updated at 4:30 AM on February 7, 2025.

According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, coffee prices are rising sharply due to concerns about global supply shortages. Coffee prices have doubled in the past year, which could put significant pressure on consumers, as higher raw material prices will lead to even more expensive retail prices.

This price surge has impacted demand in major markets and begun to curb the explosive growth in consumption in emerging economies. Concerns about future production in Brazil, the world's largest coffee producer, are growing, particularly after a prolonged drought. Strong exports from Brazil early in the season have exacerbated the current supply shortages. Local farmers have also sold more than usual at this time of year, leading many to question the amount of coffee the country has left for export.

In Vietnam, the world's largest producer of Robusta coffee, production is also threatened by several factors that have been analyzed numerous times in the past. The combination of these factors is projected to drag global inventories down to their lowest level in 25 years.

According to coffee industry experts, coffee inventories at exchange-run warehouses are also on a downward trend. However, the amount of coffee awaiting quality assessment has recently increased, suggesting that record prices are attracting more supply to the exchange.

Source: https://congthuong.vn/gia-ca-phe-hom-nay-722025-trong-nuoc-tiep-tuc-tang-cao-372640.html