The article reports a decrease in both the domestic and global prices of coffee and pepper. Vietnamese coffee exports for the first five months of the crop year 2022/23 reached 748 thousand tons, with concerns about potential supply shortages if other robusta producing countries reduce production. Meanwhile, global coffee exports for the first four months of the same crop year saw a decrease of 6% compared to the previous year. As for pepper, the price of black pepper in Vietnam increased slightly, while Brazilian black pepper ASTA 570 saw a decrease. China's pepper imports are on the rise, making up 25% of Vietnam's total pepper exports, despite the US remaining the leading market in terms of revenue. The State Bank of Vietnam announced the cross-rate of the Vietnam dong against the Indian rupee for export and import tax calculation.