Arabica coffee prices increased by 2.96% to 8,325 USD/ton

The Vietnam Commodity Exchange (MXV) said that strong investment cash flow returned to the world raw material market in yesterday's trading session. The dominant green color pulled the MXV-Index up more than 1.1% to 2,197 points. Standing out in the industrial raw material market, cocoa prices jumped nearly 6% amid tight supply...

Giá cà phê Arabica tăng 2,96% lên 8.325 USD/tấn

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Industrial materials lead the increase

According to MXV, the industrial raw material group played a leading role in the market in yesterday's trading session. Notably, cocoa. At the close, the price of this commodity continued to increase strongly by 5.68% to reach 9,310 USD/ton - the highest level in more than two weeks.

Industrial raw material price list

Cocoa exports from Ivory Coast are showing signs of slowing after a period of strong growth. Government data released on Tuesday showed that Ivorian farmers shipped 1.48 million tonnes of cocoa to ports between October 1 and April 20, up 11.3% from the same period in 2024, but down sharply from the 35% increase recorded in December last year.

Meanwhile, cocoa grinding in major markets also recorded a decline in the first quarter. In North America, grinding volume decreased by 2.5% compared to the same period last year, to nearly 110,280 tons, but was still better than the market forecast. Similarly, in Europe, cocoa grinding volume decreased by 3.7%, lower than the forecast of about 5%. Asia also saw a smaller-than-expected decline of 3.4% in the same period.

In addition, on April 10, Barry Callebaut AG - one of the world's leading chocolate manufacturers - revised down its annual sales forecast due to the impact of high cocoa prices and complicated tariff situations, putting pressure on its business operations.

Arabica coffee prices recovered strongly with an increase of 2.96% to 8,325 USD/ton

In the coffee market, Arabica coffee prices recovered strongly with an increase of 2.96% to 8,325 USD/ton, while Robusta coffee opened down more than 1% but then recovered slightly, ending the session down slightly 0.42% to 5,231 USD/ton.

Supply continues to be the main factor driving price movements. According to Rabobank, Brazil's Arabica coffee output in the 2025-2026 crop year will decrease by 13.6% year-on-year to 38.1 million bags due to the impact of dry weather in major growing regions, which has slowed the flowering of coffee trees. In contrast, Brazil's Robusta coffee output is forecast to increase by 7.3% to a record 24.7 million bags, putting downward pressure on prices.

Positive news about a US-India trade deal also supported the dollar, but the Brazilian real continued to rise to a two-week high against the dollar, dampening the export momentum of Brazilian coffee producers.

In addition, inventories recorded on the ICE exchange on April 22 fluctuated slightly. While Arabica inventories increased slightly by 0.58% compared to April 21 at 806,180 bags, Robusta inventories decreased slightly by 0.28% compared to April 17, remaining at the lowest level since late March with 4,260 lots.

In the domestic market, this morning (April 23), the price of green coffee beans in the Central Highlands fluctuated between 128,500 - 129,200 VND/kg, stable compared to the previous day. Specifically, the price of coffee in Dak Lak was 129,200 VND/kg, Lam Dong 128,500 VND/kg, Gia Lai 129,000 VND/kg and Dak Nong 129,200 VND/kg, reflecting a temporary balance in the context of many fluctuations in the world market.

Oil prices rebound strongly

In the energy market, except for natural gas, all four remaining commodities in the group recorded significant increases after the US-Iran relationship showed signs of tension again.

At the end of the trading session, Brent crude oil price increased by 1.78% to 67.44 USD/barrel. Meanwhile, WTI crude oil price for May contract also recorded an increase of 1.95% to 64.31 USD/barrel, in the last trading session before this contract expired.