Coffee prices today 6/10: Simultaneously go down, the highest is 33,200 VND / kg

Published 2020년 10월 6일

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Coffee prices in Vietnam have decreased by 100-200 VND / kg in most areas, with Ho Chi Minh City leading with the highest price of 33,200 VND / kg. Meanwhile, Robusta coffee in London and arabica coffee in New York have also seen price decreases. In contrast, pepper prices in Vietnam have slightly increased.

Cambodia has seen a 21% increase in finished pepper exports in the first nine months of 2020, reaching over 4,121 tons. The country exports pepper to several international markets, but prices have not yet recovered.

At the Tokyo and Shanghai commodity exchanges, the price of rubber delivered in October 2020 decreased by 0.09% and 2.02% respectively, due to strict COVID-19 regulations and a raw material shortage. Spot rubber prices remained stable despite these decreases.

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Update coffee prices See also: Coffee prices today 7/10 According to the website tintaynguyen.com, coffee prices today simultaneously decreased from 100-200 VND / kg in most localities. Lam Dong province recorded a reduction of 100 VND / kg, purchased in the range from 31,300 to 31,400 VND / kg. Next are the provinces of Kon Tum, Dak Nong and Gia Lai with prices ranging from 31,500 to 31,700 VND / kg, down 100-200 VND / kg compared to yesterday. Also adjusted down from 100-200 VND / kg, coffee in Dak Lak province is currently trading around 31,900 VND / kg. Ho Chi Minh City also decreased slightly by 100 VND / kg, continuing to lead the country with the highest price of 33,200 VND / kg. On the world market, coffee prices decreased. Accordingly, the online price of Robusta coffee in London delivered in 11/2020 decreased 1.71% (equivalent to 22 USD), reaching 1,268 USD / ton. In New York, the price of arabica coffee in December 2020 traded down to 107.2 US cents / pound, down 1.61% ...

Source: Vietnambiz