Dak Nong continues to have the highest purchase prices, while Lam Dong is at the lower end of the price list. This article was prepared on the evening of October 19th for October 20th, 2026, when the international market is still trading and the new harvest in Vietnam has begun.

Purchase prices increased slightly on October 19th.

Compared to last weekend, coffee prices in all four growing regions increased by 200 VND/kg on October 19th. Dak Lak and Gia Lai had the same purchase price of 93,000 VND/kg, 200 VND/kg lower than Dak Nong.

The difference between the highest and lowest prices is 900 VND/kg. The average price index published in the tracking table reached 93,100 VND/kg; this is the source index, not the arithmetic average of the four local prices in the table.

The increase of 200 VND/kg was on October 19th and does not yet reflect transactions on October 20th.

International prices rose during the session, but are not yet at closing levels.

At the latest update on the evening of October 19th (Vietnam time), the reference prices for both Robusta and Arabica were higher than the previous session’s levels on the same tracking chart.

The figures above are reference prices while the trading session is in progress. Changes are calculated based on the previous session’s price from the same price list, not combined with closing prices from other sources.

Forecast for October 20th: Two exchanges provide support, new crop supply needs monitoring.

If the upward trend in the international market continues until the end of the session, domestic purchase prices on October 20th may receive further support. However, the closing price is not enough to confirm that the domestic market will rise immediately at the start of the new day.

The harvest in Vietnam has begun, gradually replenishing the market supply. As sales increase, the upward price trend may face resistance, especially if businesses are slow to buy. Therefore, developments at the end of the international trading session and actual purchasing demand need to be monitored together.