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Coffee prices likely to surge again as new Trump tariffs take hold
Coffee prices are expected to rise as a 10% tariff universal tariff on products imported to the U.S. went into effect on April 5. The added tariff hits at a time when prices of raw whole beans from major coffee-producing countries like Brazil and Vietnam are up due to climate conditions.
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But Colombia later reversed its decision and accepted ... Trump agrees to a 30-day pause on his tariff threats against Mexico and Canada, as both trading partners take steps to appease Trump ...
What happens when tariffs start flying like frisbees? Global trade gets messy. The Trump administration's aggressive tariff ...
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Trump's tariff policy has been uneven. In January, Trump threatened a 25% tariff on Colombia, the second-biggest coffee importer to the U.S., after it refused to accept military planes carrying ...
BOGOTA, May 6 (Reuters) - Colombia's majority state-owned oil producer ... in China as well as the United States' widespread tariff threats had hit crude prices, while uncertainty on production ...
Today's news wrap includes updates on Donald Trump's tariffs, foreign delegations India-Pakistan relations among others.
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