Pepper prices in Vietnam's Central Highlands and the South remain stable, ranging from 47,000 to 50,000 VND / kg on June 30, 2020. However, global pepper prices in May 2020 saw mixed fluctuations, with increases in Vietnam and Indonesia but decreases in India and China. The total export of pepper in Vietnam in June 2020 is estimated to be 21,644 tons, a decrease of 28.68% in volume and 20.63% in turnover compared to May 2020. Experts forecast that pepper prices will continue to remain low or decrease due to increased cultivated areas, leading to oversupply. However, prices are expected to recover by the end of 2020 due to the return of supply and demand equilibrium and businesses buying at low prices. From 2021, prices are predicted to increase due to decreased output in most countries and increased quality of pepper and labor costs.