Coffee prices on April 24, 2026: A sharp increase of 1500 VND.

Coffee prices todayOn April 24, 2026, the average price reached 89,400 VND/kg, an increase of 1,500 VND/kg compared to yesterday. This price reflects a clear upward trend in the domestic market. The price increase is in line with the global market as supply shows signs of shrinking.

Today's domestic coffee prices by region

Today's coffee prices in the Central Highlands region range from 88,700 to 89,500 VND/kg. This is a key coffee-growing area, so the prices here often reflect the general trend of the Vietnamese market.

In Dak Lak province, the price of coffee today is 89,300 VND/kg, an increase of 1,500 VND/kg. Gia Lai province also recorded a price of 89,300 VND/kg, the same increase of 1,500 VND/kg compared to yesterday.

In Dak Nong province, today's coffee price reached 89,500 VND/kg, an increase of 1,500 VND/kg and the highest among the surveyed areas. Lam Dong province recorded a lower price of 88,700 VND/kg, an increase of 1,400 VND/kg.

Domestic coffee prices rose across all regions today. The common increase of 1,400 to 1,500 VND/kg indicates a significant improvement in buying demand.

World coffee prices have risen sharply due to tight supply.

Coffee prices on the world market continued to rise sharply today. At the close of trading on April 23rd, the July 2026 robusta futures contract on the London exchange reached $3,507 per ton, up 3.03% or $103 per ton. The September 2026 contract reached $3,421 per ton, up 2.79%.

Arabica coffee prices on the New York exchange rose sharply. The July 2026 contract reached 300.35 US cents/pound, up 3.87%. Another contract for the same period recorded 288.35 US cents/pound, up 3.57%.

Arabica coffee prices have surpassed the $3/pound mark, closing above this level for the first time since March 26th. This indicates that the upward trend is being reinforced by supply and demand factors.

Reasons for the increase in coffee prices.

The main reason for today's coffee price increase is the shrinking global supply. Certified arabica stocks on the ICE exchange have fallen to around 515,000 bags. The amount of coffee awaiting inspection is only 20,700 bags, indicating very limited replenishment.

Demand for physical delivery also surged as the May contract expired, with 244 lots suspended from trading. This indicates the market is shifting into a short-term shortage.

Coffee prices are also being supported by geopolitical factors. Concerns that prolonged conflict in the Middle East could disrupt shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, thereby driving up logistics, fuel, and fertilizer costs.

The Brazilian real's rise to a two-year high against the US dollar also directly impacted coffee prices. When the domestic currency strengthens, Brazilian farmers tend to limit sales, leading to a decrease in export supply.

Robusta coffee inventories on the ICE exchange fell to 3,755 lots, the lowest level in 16 months. This is a key factor helping robusta prices maintain a steady upward trend.

Will coffee prices continue to rise today?

Coffee prices are rising today due to reduced supply and improved demand. The short-term trend remains upward if inventories continue to decline and transportation costs do not ease.

Domestically, coffee prices typically fluctuate in line with the global market. When robusta and arabica prices rise, domestic coffee prices tend to follow suit with a short lag.