Market evaluates impact of tariff and coffee-urea relationship

The coffee market remains attentive to the recent developments that have stirred international trade of the bean. The withdrawal of the 40% tariffs imposed on Brazilian coffee was the central point of the analyses made by market intelligence specialist Jeferson Souza, who observed the immediate effects and the limitations of this impact. According to the analyst, even with the change promoted by the U.S. administration, prices remain firm and without significant variations. He emphasizes that his evaluations focus on the market's progress and the purchasing power of the producer, not on trend projections. Within this scope, the current scenario stands out. When comparing the purchasing power of the coffee farmer with the average of the last decade, Jeferson classifies the moment as exceptional. This reading is reinforced by the relationship between coffee and urea, which is now well below historical standards. Although this indicator is more closely followed by grain producers, ...