The article provides an overview of the current domestic and international pepper prices, with a focus on Vietnam, Indonesia, Brazil, Malaysia, and India. In Vietnam, the domestic market is seeing varied prices across different regions, with China being the leading import market. Despite the end-of-season harvest leading to an increase in available pepper on the market, prices have remained stable. The International Pepper Association reports a slight decrease in prices for some pepper types, such as Lampung black pepper and Muntok white pepper, while Vietnamese pepper prices remain relatively stable. The article also mentions the exchange rate used for converting prices to Indian Rupees (INR) and highlights the influence of low consumption demand and abundant supply on the expectation of global pepper prices in 2023.