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Coffee price forecast for tomorrow, July 7, 2025: temporary stability or undercurrent at the bottom?

Coffee prices on July 7, 2025, domestically and internationally, are stable, unlikely to break out or have major fluctuations. Low inventories support prices, but global supply and weather create unpredictable pressure.

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Coffee price forecast tomorrow 7 7 2025 temporary stability or undercurrent at the bottom
Coffee price forecast for tomorrow, July 7, 2025: temporary stability or undercurrent at the bottom?

Update domestic coffee prices today 7/6/2025

Market Medium Change
Dak Lak 96,300 0
Lam Dong 95,800 0
Gia Lai 96,300 0
Dak Nong 96,400 0

In Dak Lak, today's coffee price was recorded at 96,300 VND/kg, unchanged from the previous day.

In Lam Dong, coffee price today is trading at 95,800 VND/kg, unchanged from the previous day.

In Gia Lai, today's coffee price was recorded at 96,300 VND/kg, unchanged from the previous day.

In Dak Nong, the coffee purchase price was at 96,400 VND/kg, unchanged from the previous day.

Update world coffee prices today 7/6/2025

Robusta Coffee Price London 6/7/2025

In the recent trading session, robusta coffee prices on the market remained stable, specifically as follows:

The September 2025 contract remained at $3,677/ton, unchanged from the previous session.

The November 2025 contract remained at $3,615/ton, unchanged from the previous session.

The January 2026 contract remained at $3,562/ton, unchanged from the previous session.

The March 2026 contract remained at $3,528/ton, unchanged from the previous session.

The May 2026 contract remained at $3,491/ton, unchanged from the previous session.

New York Arabica Coffee Price July 6, 2025

At the New York Stock Exchange, Arabica coffee prices remained stable during the trading session on July 5, 2025, specifically:

September 2025 futures remained at 289.60 cents/lb, unchanged from the previous session.

December 2025 futures remained at 284.15 cents/lb, unchanged from the previous session.

March 2026 futures remained at 278.80 cents/lb, unchanged from the previous session.

May 2026 futures remained at 273.95 cents/lb, unchanged from the previous session.

News, forecast of coffee prices tomorrow 7/7/2025

Coffee prices are forecasted to continue moving sideways tomorrow, July 7, 2025, with slight fluctuations in a positive direction, creating favorable conditions for both coffee growers and exporters globally.

Domestic coffee price forecast on July 7, 2025

The forecast for coffee prices tomorrow, July 7, 2025, in the domestic market is expected to remain stable or may increase slightly in the short term. With the supply of Vietnamese robusta remaining stable and the trend of international arabica prices decreasing due to expectations of a recovery in Brazilian output, domestic coffee prices are likely to fluctuate around current levels.

In key regions such as Dak Lak, Lam Dong, Gia Lai and Dak Nong, coffee prices today remained unchanged, recording at VND95,800 - VND96,400/kg respectively. If the psychology of farmers and traders holding on to their goods continues, the market may remain stable in the next few sessions. However, it should be noted that weather developments and global market factors may still create unexpected fluctuations, affecting price trends in the coming time.

International coffee price forecast on July 7, 2025

International coffee prices on July 7, 2025 are expected to remain stable or slightly decrease. According to the trading session on July 6, the Arabica coffee market is under slight downward pressure due to expectations that Brazil's 2026 crop will recover thanks to favorable weather conditions and regular rainfall in major growing regions.

On the London exchange, Robusta coffee prices remained stable in major terms, with prices fluctuating around 3,490 - 3,680 USD/ton, with no significant fluctuations compared to the previous session. Similarly, the New York exchange recorded Arabica prices remaining stable around 273 - 290 cents/lb depending on the term, reflecting a temporary balance between supply and demand.

While arabica prices remain economically sustainable above $2.50/lb, the potential for significant near-term upside is limited due to low global inventories and high production costs. Robusta, on the other hand, is expected to see modest gains due to continued strong demand for robusta-arabica blends, coupled with improved arabica supplies.

With the current situation, international coffee prices may continue to be stable or fluctuate slightly, but it is still necessary to closely monitor weather factors and global market developments to have more accurate forecasts in the coming sessions.

Reasons for coffee prices increasing at the beginning of the week

Domestic coffee prices in Vietnam have recovered this week thanks to low inventories and positive news related to trade tariffs. According to the Import-Export Department (Ministry of Industry and Trade), most of the coffee from farmers had been sold earlier with the remaining inventory ratio of only about 10%-15%, creating pressure to reduce short-term supply, contributing to the price increase.

However, this increase is still limited due to pressure from increased supply in other major producing countries such as Indonesia and Brazil. Specifically, robusta coffee exports from Sumatra (Indonesia) in May increased sharply by 137% compared to the previous month, causing the premium for Sumatra coffee to decrease in line with the global trend. In addition, the progress of the Arabica coffee harvest in Brazil is also slower than last year, temporarily reducing supply in the market.

Trading activities in the domestic market are quite cautious, as most traders and coffee growers remain cautious, waiting for clearer developments. The premium for grade 2 robusta coffee in Vietnam is currently fluctuating from 70-80 USD/ton compared to the futures contract on the London floor, reflecting the balance between supply and demand during this period.

Note for coffee growers

Coffee growers should note that, although prices are trending up again, pressure from global supply may still cause unpredictable fluctuations in the coming period. Close monitoring of tariff policies, weather developments in major growing regions such as Brazil and Indonesia, as well as export situations are essential to make reasonable selling decisions.

In addition, due to the sharp decrease in domestic inventories, growers should carefully consider the timing of harvest and sales to optimize profits and avoid dumping when the market is not stable. Being cautious in transactions and regularly updating market information will help growers have more effective business strategies in the context of supply and demand in the global coffee market still fluctuating.

Source: https://baodanang.vn/du-bao-gia-ca-phe-ngay-mai-7-7-2025-on-dinh-tam-thoi-hay-song-ngam-duoi-day-3265113.html


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