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HANOI, Feb 4 (Reuters) - Vietnam’s weekly domestic coffee prices were unchanged amid subdued activities, while the Indonesian market is expected to stay indifferent until a mini harvest in March, traders said on Thursday.
Farmers in the Central Highlands, Vietnam s coffee-growing capital, sold coffee COFVN-DAK at 31,200-31,700 dong ($1.35-$1.39) per kg, unchanged from last week.
May robusta coffee settled up $25, or 2%, at $1,343 per tonne on Wednesday.
“Shipping container shortage, low prices and the reemergence of the virus contributed to a subdued market this week,” said a trader based in the coffee belt.
Vietnam has locked down two remote districts in the coffee-growing Central Highlands province of Gia Lai following the reintroduction of coronavirus restrictions last week.
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