Vietnamese domestic commodity prices: Pepper rises, coffee adjusts slightly

⑴ Major domestic commodity prices in Vietnam show that the price range of Robusta coffee beans in the Central Highlands is about 91.1 to 92.0 million VND per ton, a slight decrease compared to the previous week. ⑵ The price of black pepper in the southern region is about 140.0 million VND per ton, up from 138.0 million VND in the previous week. ⑶ The price of refined sugar in the southern region remains unchanged at 25.0 to 39.0 million VND per ton. ⑷ The price of fresh rice in the Mekong Delta remains at 5.9 to 6.3 million VND per ton. ⑸ The buying and selling prices of SJC gold bars in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City are about 143.3 to 144.8 million VND per 3.75 grams, a slight increase compared to the previous week. ⑹ Follow-up attention is on the price trends of coffee and black pepper, as well as the impact of the VND exchange rate and export demand on domestic commodity prices.