Lam Dong continues to have the lowest price, at 96,000 VND/kg. Dak Nong (new Lam Dong) tops the list with 96,800 VND/kg.

The difference between the highest and lowest prices is currently 800 VND/kg. The purchasing prices across different raw material regions remain relatively close, indicating that the market has not yet shown significant differentiation.

The market has stabilized after a sharp decline.

The fact that coffee prices remained unchanged on the morning of August 1, 2026, followed a sharp correction on July 31, 2026, when the average price fell by 1,800 VND/kg to 96,600 VND/kg.

Following the rapid decline, both buyers and those with remaining stock tend to be more cautious. Dealers are not in a hurry to raise purchase prices, while growers continue to observe the global market before deciding to sell.

Prices above 96,000 VND/kg are still relatively high, but they are quite far from the psychological target of 100,000 VND/kg that had been expected in previous sessions.

Robusta London closed higher.

On the London exchange, Robusta coffee prices closed in positive territory across key contract periods.

The September 2026 contract reached approximately $3,782 per ton, up $20. The November 2026 contract stood at $3,775 per ton, up $14.

Forward contracts also rose slightly. The January 2027 contract reached $3,744 per ton, while the March 2027 contract was at $3,715 per ton.

While the increase in Robusta prices hasn’t been significant, it’s a positive sign for Vietnamese market sentiment, as this type of coffee plays a dominant role in domestic production and export.

Arabica coffee prices in New York rose sharply.

Arabica coffee prices on the New York exchange also rose across the main contract periods.

The September 2026 contract rose approximately 9.05 US cents per pound, or 2.8%. The December 2026 contract increased by 6.95 US cents per pound, or 2.26%.

The March 2027 and May 2027 contracts both rose by approximately 5.70 US cents per pound.

The simultaneous increase in both Robusta and Arabica prices indicates that buying pressure has returned to the futures market. However, this increase occurred in just one session and is not yet sufficient to confirm a long-term recovery trend.

Why haven’t domestic prices risen in line with global prices?

Domestic coffee prices are often influenced by Robusta London prices, but this doesn’t always happen immediately. Purchase prices also depend on delivery demand, the amount of coffee held by farmers, bean quality, transportation costs, and the level of competition among dealers.

In addition, the domestic market has just experienced a sharp decline, so purchasing units tend to wait for further signals before adjusting prices.

If Robusta London maintains its upward momentum in the following sessions, coffee prices in the Central Highlands may receive further support. Conversely, if world prices reverse, the domestic market is likely to continue fluctuating around the current level.

Coffee price forecast for the coming days.

In the short term, the 96,000–97,000 VND/kg range remains a key area to monitor. The fact that the price has held above 96,000 VND/kg indicates that there is no selling pressure yet.

For a clearer recovery to form, domestic coffee prices need further support from Robusta London, and buying activity in producing regions must improve.

Growers with remaining stock should monitor developments over several consecutive trading sessions, financial needs, and actual purchase prices at each dealer. Listed prices may vary depending on coffee quality, delivery location, and payment method.

Thus, coffee prices today, August 1, 2026, remain unchanged in all surveyed localities. Dak Nong (new Lam Dong) continues to have the highest price at 96,800 VND/kg, while Lam Dong has the lowest at 96,000 VND/kg. On the world market, Robusta London and Arabica New York both increased.

Source: https://baovanhoa.vn/kinh-te/gia-ca-phe-hom-nay-182026-noi-dia-di-ngang-the-gioi-tang-252554.html