Coffee prices today in the domestic market on October 14, 2025
On October 14, the coffee market in the Central Highlands recorded a slight upward trend in prices in key provinces. The market is fluctuating around 113,700 - 114,600 VND/kg, showing a positive improvement compared to the previous session.
Specifically, in Lam Dong , coffee prices were traded at 113,700 - 114,600 VND/kg, up 600 to 700 VND/kg compared to the previous session. The ceiling price reached 114,600 VND/kg, the highest in the region.
Next, Dak Lak , a land famous for high-quality coffee, recorded a price of VND 114,500/kg, an increase of VND 700/kg compared to the previous session. This increase strengthens Dak Lak's position in providing quality coffee, meeting the needs of roasters and exporters.
Gia Lai is also not outside the price increase trend, with the price reaching 114,200 VND/kg, an increase of 700 VND/kg compared to the previous session. As one of the main coffee supplying provinces, Gia Lai continues to maintain a stable supply, making an important contribution to the domestic and international markets.
According to statistics from the International Trade Center (ITC), in the first 8 months of 2025, Japan's coffee imports reached 250,700 tons, down 4.4%; the supply from Vietnam alone decreased by 15%, to nearly 67,700 tons.
One of the main reasons is that the price of coffee from Vietnam increased by 62% compared to the same period last year, to 5,738 USD/ton, while the overall price of imported coffee to Japan increased by 57%.
Vietnam continues to be the number 2 coffee supplier to Japan (after Brazil), but its market share has decreased from 30% to 27% during the above period.
Vietnam customs data shows that Japan is Vietnam's No. 5 coffee import market (after Brazil, Italy, Spain, Algeria).
Online coffee prices on October 14, 2025 in the world market
On the London exchange today, October 14, the online Robusta coffee price opened the week at 4,560 USD/ton for the November 2025 term and the July 26 term stopped at the lowest level of 4,291 USD/ton. All terms recorded positive price increases. Specifically:
The November 25 contract closed at a high of $4,560/ton, up $80/ton (1.79%) from the previous session. This was the leading contract in both price and increase.
Immediately after that, the January 26 contract closed at 4,467 USD/ton, maintaining the second highest price on the floor and increasing by 76 USD/ton (equivalent to 1.73%).
The remaining maturities all show a gradual decrease in price and increase in amplitude over time:
The March 26 contract had a matching price of 4,393 USD/ton, up 60 USD/ton (equivalent to 1.38%).
The May 26 contract closed at USD 4,339/ton, up USD 53/ton (equivalent to 1.24%).
The July 26 contract closed at $4,291/mt, the lowest price among the traded contracts, up $46/mt (1.08%). Despite the lowest price, this inverted market structure shows consistent support for early contracts.
On the New York Stock Exchange at the beginning of the week, October 14, the price of Arabica coffee closed at the highest level of 385.20 US cents/pound (12/25 term) and the lowest level of 330.85 US cents/pound (09/26 term). All terms recorded positive and strong price increases. Specifically:
The December 25 contract closed at a session high of 385.20 US cents/pound, up 12.15 US cents/pound (or 3.26%), reflecting strong interest in spot and fourth-quarter cargoes.
The March 26 futures contract also remained at a high of 366.95 US cents/pound, up 10.60 US cents/pound (or 2.97%).
The remaining maturities all show a gradual decrease in price over time, but still maintain a strong increase, demonstrating market optimism for the future:
The May 26 contract had a matching price of 354.00 US cents/pound, up 10.25 US cents/pound (equivalent to 2.98%).
The July 26 contract reached 342.45 US cents/pound, up 10.20 US cents/pound (equivalent to 3.07%).
The September 26 contract closed at 330.85 US cents/pound, up 9.95 US cents/pound (or 3.10%), the lowest price among the traded contracts.
Coffee price assessment and forecast
The coffee market is in a state of extreme tension. The downward pressure on prices is mainly due to liquidation of positions by funds and information about abundant real supply, such as Vietnam's Robusta output is expected to increase by 6%.
However, long-term price support remains strong and is keeping prices at current levels, including record low Arabica inventories (8.5 million bag deficit forecast) and unresolved tariff pressure.
Coffee prices are expected to remain volatile next week. The market may seek a more stable price level to stabilize, with the possibility of a rebound if there is new information about increased weather risks in Brazil or further declines in international inventories.
Source: https://baodanang.vn/gia-ca-phe-hom-nay-14-10-2025-sac-xanh-quay-tro-lai-tang-sat-dinh-115-000-dong-3306256.html
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