(VAN) Coffee prices on June 10, 2026, increased by VND 300-500/kg compared with yesterday. Coffee prices are currently ranging from VND 85,000-85,600/kg.
Coffee prices on June 10 globally
Global coffee prices today continued to trend lower, mainly due to pressure from the ongoing coffee harvest in Brazil and expectations of a bumper crop.
On the London exchange, July 2026 robusta futures fell by $ 40 (-1.2%) to $ 3,293/ton. The September 2026 contract declined by $ 30/ton (-0.92%) to $ 3,230/ton, while the November 2026 contract dropped by $ 28/ton (-0.88%) to $ 3,161/ton. Other contracts also fell by around $ 24-25/ton.
Robusta coffee prices on the London exchange. (Source: giacaphe.com)
On the New York exchange, July 2026 arabica futures fell by 1.5 US cents/lb (-0.61%) to 244.4 US cents/lb. The September 2026 contract declined by 0.75 US cents/lb (-0.31%) to 240.9 US cents/lb, while the December 2026 contract dropped by 0.45 US cents/lb (-0.19%) to 233.9 US cents/lb. Other contracts also lost between 0.35 and 0.45 US cents/lb.
Arabica coffee prices on the New York exchange. (Source: giacaphe.com)
Global coffee prices declined on Tuesday, with arabica hitting a 19-month low and robusta falling to its lowest level in two months. The main pressure came from Brazil’s ongoing harvest, which is expected to deliver a bumper crop.
Last Wednesday, the Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS) of the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) forecast Brazil’s 2026-2027 coffee production at a record 71.9 million bags, up 14% from the previous season.
From a global perspective, Reuters cited the latest Rabobank report, which indicated that the coffee market could move into a more pronounced surplus during the 2026-2027 season, potentially reaching 9.5 million bags. Most of the increase is expected to come from stronger arabica production in Brazil. Rabobank estimates global coffee production could reach around 182.3 million bags, compared with approximately 172.6 million bags in the previous season.
ICE-certified arabica inventories fell to 412,422 bags as of June 8, the lowest level in six months. Meanwhile, ICE-certified robusta inventories dropped to a two-year low of 3,631 lots on May 15 before edging up slightly to 3,732 lots, still remaining near historically low levels.
Traders also noted that the return of El Niño to Vietnam, expected from July onward, may have only a limited impact on coffee production because coffee trees primarily require irrigation during the dry season from January to April.
Thus, global coffee prices on June 10, 2026 recorded declines across major exchanges compared with the previous day.
Coffee prices on June 10 domestically
In Vietnam, the domestic coffee market showed positive momentum, with purchasing prices across the Central Highlands rebounding.
After a period of consolidation and sideways movement over several sessions, coffee prices improved thanks to stronger market sentiment and support from global market developments.
According to the latest update, the average coffee price in the Central Highlands reached VND 85,500/kg, up around VND 400/kg from the previous session.
Among surveyed localities, Dak Nong (new Lam Dong Province) continued to post the highest purchasing price at VND 85,600/kg, up VND 300/kg.
In Dak Lak and Gia Lai, coffee prices rose by VND 400/kg to VND 85,500/kg.
Meanwhile, Lam Dong recorded the strongest increase in the region, gaining VND 500/kg to reach VND 85,000/kg.
$ 1 = VND 26,410 – Source: Vietcombank.
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