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Strategies & Market Trends : The Financial Collapse of 2001 Unwinding

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From: elmatador	11/29/2025 12:08:59 AM
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Coffee is the new chocolate. Coffee prices were already rising following poor harvests last year when the U.S. added new tariffs on coffee imports in April. Those tariffs have since been rolled back, but prices at grocery stores and cafés are still high, leaving many shoppers wondering why a simple cup of coffee costs so much. Don't mess with the countries that produce your Caffeine. You can hit Rare Earth, strategic minerals, cheese and wine. But coffee? No! "Tariffs are another factor. In April, the U.S. imposed new tariffs on coffee imports — 10% on key coffee-growing Latin American countries and about 20% for Asian growers, with Brazil hit hardest at 50%. Since then, grocery-store coffee prices have risen about 21%, according to consumer price index data." cnbc.com

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