Despite recent tariff cuts in the US, the coffee market isn't catching a break. Prices remain stubbornly elevated, and industry insiders suggest this trend will persist longer than many anticipated. The fundamental supply-demand imbalance—driven by adverse weather patterns in key growing regions and shifting consumption behaviors—continues to outweigh any policy relief. For traders and consumers alike, the message is clear: prepare for premium pricing on your morning brew. This commodities squeeze reflects broader inflationary pressures that tariff adjustments alone can't resolve.
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MoneyBurnerSociety
· 11-30 15:27
The tariffs have dropped, but coffee prices are still ridiculously high. This is my investment style – a living textbook of favourable information leading to reverse pitfalls.
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GweiObserver
· 11-30 13:13
The price of coffee is going to rise again, and even tariffs can't save this situation.
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StillBuyingTheDip
· 11-27 16:11
Tariffs have dropped, but coffee prices are still super expensive, dying of laughter, policies can't save the situation of product squeeze at all.
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FloorPriceNightmare
· 11-27 16:08
The tariff has decreased but the price of coffee is still high, it's ridiculous... The weather has completely disrupted the Supply Chain and can't be saved.
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MEVEye
· 11-27 16:06
The tariffs are down, but the price of coffee is still ridiculously high...
Despite recent tariff cuts in the US, the coffee market isn't catching a break. Prices remain stubbornly elevated, and industry insiders suggest this trend will persist longer than many anticipated. The fundamental supply-demand imbalance—driven by adverse weather patterns in key growing regions and shifting consumption behaviors—continues to outweigh any policy relief. For traders and consumers alike, the message is clear: prepare for premium pricing on your morning brew. This commodities squeeze reflects broader inflationary pressures that tariff adjustments alone can't resolve.