Prices in Daklak, Vietnam's largest coffee bean-growing province, rose to 47,300 dong-48,000 dong ($2.07-$2.11) per kg  COFVN-DAK, from 46,000 dong-47,300 dong a week ago.

The 5-pct black and broken grade 2 robusta  COFVN-G25-SAI were quoted at $30-$90 a tonne below the London's ICE May contract  LRCK7, widening from $40-$85 a tonne last week.

"There was not much trading in the market," said deputy director of Daklak-based Anh Minh Co.

Robusta coffee May futures  LRCc2 snapped three straight sessions of declines to gain 0.9 percent to $2,189 per tonne on Wednesday.

Vietnam exported 146,000 tonnes (2.4 million 60-kg bags) of coffee in February, up 4.3 percent from the previous month, slightly above market expectations.

Meanwhile, in Indonesia, Vietnam's major rival, supplies still remained at a low level, with the robusta grade 4, 80 defects  COFID-G4-USD quoted at a premium of $15-$28 a tonne to the May contract from $10-$20 a week earlier, traders said.

Export orders were also limited due to low coffee supply.

Coffee bean exports from Indonesia's main growing area of Lampung surged 45 percent in February as compared with a year earlier.