The article reports on the fluctuation of coffee and pepper prices in the domestic and international markets. In Vietnam, coffee prices have risen, with Robusta reaching a record high of 48,700 VND/kg, influenced by a predicted global deficit of Robusta coffee bags due to excessive rain damage in Indonesia. Conversely, arabica coffee prices have seen a decrease. Pepper prices in Vietnam remain stable, despite challenges such as low selling prices, a shortage of workers, and high rents for growers. Internationally, the price of Lampung black pepper has increased by 2.18%, driven by strong demand from China. However, Vietnamese pepper prices have remained stable due to China's high inventories. The State Bank of Vietnam has updated the cross-rate of Vietnam Dong to Indian Rupees for export and import tax calculation, which may impact the export and import activities of these agricultural commodities.