The article reports on the fluctuation of agricultural prices in Vietnam and the global market as of June 4, 2021. It highlights a slight decrease in raw coffee prices in the Central Highlands, ranging from 33,500 to 34,700 VND/kg, due to a global market downturn, despite a predicted continuous increase driven by relaxing social distancing measures in major consuming markets. The slowdown in export volume from the leading producers, Brazil's focus on a new arabica coffee harvest, and an estimated shortage of 11.6 million coffee bags in the 2021-2022 supply are noted. In contrast, pepper prices in Vietnam have increased in some areas, with a decrease in Gia Lai province, and labor costs being a concern for farmers. A forecast is made for a slight global pepper price increase, with Vietnam accounting for about 32% of the world's pepper production.