The world commodity market is regaining balance.

According to the Vietnam Commodity Exchange (MXV), at closing, dominant buying power pulled the MXV-Index up 0.9% to 2,168 points.

The market for industrial raw materials is weakening. Source: MXV

Last week, the world coffee market witnessed alternating trading sessions of increases and decreases. At the end of the week, the price of Arabica coffee increased by 3.51% to 7,885 USD/ton. However, for the whole week, the price still decreased by 2.19% compared to the previous week.

Robusta coffee prices also increased to $5,099 per tonne, escaping the lowest level since January this year.

However, tariff tensions still cause some coffee importers in the US to delay receiving goods and limit signing new contracts.

The US is currently the third largest market for Vietnamese green coffee, accounting for about 8.6% of total export turnover.

Two rubber products attracted attention when they plummeted.

Of which, Osaka RSS3 rubber fell sharply by 7.63% to 2,066 USD/ton. TSR20 rubber also fell sharply by 6.56% to close at 1,695 USD/ton.

China’s auto exports may face greater pressure than expected this year due to the impact of US tariffs, according to the China Automobile Industry Association. This could significantly reduce demand for rubber for auto production in the coming time.

Agricultural commodity market recovers. Source: MXV

Contrary to the market trend, agricultural products maintained their price increase, with all 7 products in the green.

Of which, corn prices increased by 6.5%; soybean meal increased by nearly 6%, CBOT wheat increased by 5%. Soybean prices increased the most by 6.7%, marking the strongest weekly increase since July 2022.

According to MXV, a combination of supportive factors such as stable exports, trade policy adjustments from the US and risks of supply disruptions in South America have significantly supported soybean prices.

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