Coffee prices on March 30, 2026: Coffee prices continue to decline

Coffee prices on March 30 globally

On the global market, coffee prices on the London Exchange and New York Exchange on March 30, 2026 recorded a slight decline across international trading floors.

Robusta prices on the London exchange decreased slightly across all contracts. Specifically, the May 2026 contract fell by $ 3/ton (-0.07%) to $ 3,593/ton; the July contract dropped by $ 6/ton (-0.16%) to $ 3,516/ton; while the September contract lost $ 8/ton (-0.22%) to $ 3,455/ton.

Following the same trend, on the New York coffee exchange, arabica prices declined by nearly 2% across contracts. The May 2026 contract decreased by 5.95 cents/lb (-1.92%) to 301.70 cents/lb; the July contract fell by 6.10 cents/lb (-2.01%) to 295.90 cents/lb; and the September contract also dropped by 6 cents/lb (-2.05%) to 284.60 cents/lb.

Global coffee prices continue a slight downward trend in the latest trading session, reflecting investor sentiment amid supply fluctuations.

Coffee prices are under pressure due to expectations of a record crop this year in Brazil, the world’s largest producer, although in the short term supply remains tight as farmers are reportedly delaying sales.

Global coffee prices have recently turned downward as a wave of long position liquidation appeared on the futures market. According to Reuters and Barchart, profit-taking sentiment has increased as the market expects diplomatic efforts between the U.S. and Iran to ease tensions, potentially reopening the Strait of Hormuz, a key shipping route that had been disrupted.

According to Reuters, although coffee prices had experienced a recent surge, the upward momentum quickly stalled after failing to surpass the $ 3.2 /pound level. Selling pressure along with increasing supply pushed prices below the $ 3.1 support level, opening the possibility of a deeper correction in the near term.

In Brazil, the Cooxupe cooperative is expected to purchase about 6.8 million bags of coffee (60 kg each) this year, up nearly 12% compared to last year, mainly due to a recovery in arabica production. Export plans have also been raised to 5 million bags in 2026, which will significantly increase supply pressure in the coming months.

Thus, global coffee prices on March 30, 2026 decreased slightly compared to the previous day.

Coffee prices on March 30 domestically

In the domestic market, coffee prices on March 29, 2026 recorded a slight decrease of VND 200/kg compared to the previous day. Currently, coffee prices in the Central Highlands are trading in the range of VND 91,500 - 92,500/kg across key producing areas.

Specifically, in Dak Nong (now Lam Dong), coffee prices decreased by VND 200/kg compared to the previous session, currently being purchased at VND 92,500/kg - the highest among key coffee-growing regions. In Dak Lak and Gia Lai, coffee is being traded at VND 92,300/kg, down VND 200/kg from the previous day.

Meanwhile, Lam Dong continues to have a lower price level, with transactions around VND 91,500/kg after decreasing by VND 200/kg.

At the same time, Kon Tum also remains at a lower level, with prices around VND 92,000/kg after a decrease of VND 200/kg.

According to traders, the domestic coffee market is showing signs of adjustment after a relatively strong increase in the previous week, as many businesses and investors become more cautious in the face of fluctuations in the international market.

$ 1 = VND 26.343 - Source: Vietcombank.