Coffee prices on April 10, 2026: Signs of adjustment domestically

Coffee prices on April 10 globally

Global coffee prices today declined on both the New York and London exchanges. This movement pushed arabica prices down to their lowest level in 3 weeks, while robusta fell close to an 8-month low, increasing market volatility.

At the close of the trading session, the global coffee market showed mixed movements across major exchanges. On the London exchange, robusta prices declined across most delivery terms. Specifically, the May 2026 contract fell by $ 18/ton (-0.53%) to $ 3,310/ton; the July 2026 contract dropped by $ 17/ton (-0.51%) to $ 3,239/ton; the September 2026 contract decreased by $ 11/ton (-0.34%) to $ 3,177/ton.

Meanwhile, on the New York exchange, arabica prices fluctuated across contracts. The May 2026 contract edged down by 0.35 cent/lb (-0.11%) to 293.70 cent/lb; the July 2026 contract rose by 0.25 cent/lb (+0.09%) to 289.55 cent/lb; the September 2026 contract slipped by 0.15 cent/lb (-0.04%) to 275.80 cent/lb.

Overall, global coffee prices showed slight declines across both exchanges. In Vietnam, prices decreased earlier in the week due to weak demand, even as farmers limited selling, while rising temperatures and higher fuel costs added pressure.

According to Barchart, arabica prices fluctuated amid increased short-covering activity. Notably, the Brazilian real strengthened to its highest level in 23 months against the USD, prompting farmers in Brazil, the world’s largest coffee producer, to limit sales, tightening short-term supply.

At the same time, Brazil’s coffee exports declined sharply. Government data showed that green coffee exports in March reached only 151,299 tons, down 31% year-on-year. This indicates a slowdown in supply to the market, helping support prices on international exchanges.

However, arabica inventories monitored by ICE rose to 585,621 bags, the highest level in more than 6 months, putting pressure on prices. In contrast, robusta inventories fell to 4,045 lots, the lowest in nearly 4 months, reflecting localized supply shortages in this segment.

Thus, coffee prices on April 10, 2026, showed mixed adjustments across major global exchanges.

Coffee prices on April 10 domestically

Domestically, the coffee market on April 10, 2026, rebounded from the previous day, with increases of around VND 600-700/kg, bringing prices to VND 85,300-86,000/kg.

Specifically, in Dak Nong (now part of Lam Dong), coffee is being purchased at VND 86,000/kg, the highest among key coffee-growing regions. In Dak Lak and Gia Lai, prices are around VND 85,800/kg.

Meanwhile, Lam Dong records transactions at about VND 85,300/kg, while Kon Tum remains at a similar level of around VND 85,300/kg.

Thus, domestic coffee prices on April 10, 2026 are trading around VND 85,300-85,800/kg.

$ 1 = VND 26,360 (Source: Vietcombank).