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Coffee Review |
Coffee's overall trend, revealed by trends of price, leverage, and time, defined and are discussed in The Matrix for subscribers.
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Coffee prices in the U.S. have surged 21% over the past year, the steepest rise since the 1990s, largely due to high tariffs and supply issues. As the world’s largest coffee importer, the U.S. relies heavily on countries like Brazil and Colombia but produces less than 0.1% of its own supply. A 50% tariff on Brazilian coffee—combined with a poor harvest—has sharply reduced imports from Brazil by 46%, raising retail prices. Although Colombia had a strong harvest and faces a lower 10% tariff, rising costs still affect U.S. consumers. Additional tariffs on coffee from Vietnam and Indonesia are also squeezing roasters. As a result, countries like Germany are overtaking the U.S. as top buyers of Brazilian coffee.
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