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Pepper prices on 11/05/2024: Still holding at VND 141,000/kg

(VAN) Pepper prices on 11/05/2024 showed no new fluctuations. Domestic pepper prices remain steady, trading around VND 140,000 - 141,000/kg.
Latest domestic and global pepper prices on 11/05/2024

Latest domestic and global pepper prices on 11/05/2024

Pepper prices on November 5 globally

In the global market, pepper prices on November 5 continue to show a slight decline in Indonesia.

Accordingly, the price of Lampung black pepper in Indonesia decreased by 0.18%, down to $ 6,671/ton. Meanwhile, the price of Muntok white pepper from the country decreased slightly by 0.19%, at $ 9,133/ton.

The price of Kuching ASTA black pepper in Malaysia is at $ 8,500/ton; while the ASTA white pepper from this country is priced at $ 11,000/ton.

For the Brazilian market, the price of ASTA 570 black pepper is trading around $ 6,400/ton.

In Vietnam, export prices for black pepper of 500 g/l are trading at $ 6,500/ton; while for 550 g/l, the price is $ 6,800/ton. The price of white pepper for export is $ 9,500/ton.

The global price of pepper today continues to show a slight decline in Indonesia but remains stable in other markets.

Thus, the global price of pepper on 11/05/2024 continues to decrease in Indonesia compared to yesterday.

Pepper prices on November 5 domestically

In the domestic market, the price of pepper on November 5 has not changed compared to yesterday.

Specifically, Dak Lak is still purchasing pepper at VND 141,000/kg;

The price of pepper in Dak Nong today remains at VND 141,000/kg;

The price of pepper in Gia Lai today is maintained at VND 140,000/kg;

Similarly, traders in Dong Nai are buying pepper at VND 140,000/kg;

The price of pepper in Ba Ria - Vung Tau is still trading at VND 141,000/kg;

Traders in Binh Phuoc are dealing in pepper at the price of VND 140,000/kg.

The domestic price of pepper today remains stable, with the highest level at VND 141,000/kg.

Thus, the domestic price of pepper on 11/05/2024 is trading around VND 140,000 - 141,000/kg.

$ 1 = VND 25.130 - Source: Vietcombank.

Author: Bang Nghiem

Translated by Hoang Duy

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