NewsSignals AI analysis·Reuters·
Vietnam prices edge down, traders await new beans
Grade Bbullish AI signal$RC
Vietnamese coffee prices fell as traders awaited new-crop beans, with limited trading activity keeping the market subdued.
Vietnamese farmgate prices dropped to 91,000–92,500 dong per kg, while January robusta futures fell 2% to $3,364 per ton and Vietnam's 2025/26 output was estimated to rise 6%–10% year over year.
Severe El Niño conditions could threaten 2027/28 coffee production, potentially tightening future robusta supplies and supporting prices if weather damage materializes.
Bullish strength: 55/100
- Severe El Niño conditions could reduce coffee output in the 2027/28 crop year.
- A lack of rainfall has reportedly stalled coffee cherry development in Indonesia's Lampung Province.
Bearish strength: 45/100
- Vietnamese farmgate coffee prices declined from the previous week.
- January robusta futures fell 2% to $3,364 per metric ton.
- Vietnam's 2025/26 coffee output was estimated to increase 6%–10% year over year.
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