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In a first since colonial times, United States tariffs are set to impact the coffee market, potentially weakening demand as prices increase for U.S. consumers. Brazil, the largest coffee supplier to the U.S., will be hit with a 10% tariff at a time that

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Brazil to prioritize negotiation after US trade tariffs, official says

Brazil will prioritize trade negotiations with the United States to address the tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump as it is continues to expand commercial agreements with other countries as a way to offset the impact, a top foreign trade official said Thursday.

The recent tariffs imposed by the United States (USA) on 185 countries brought significant challenges to Brazil. For economist Carlos Eduardo Oliveira Jr., president of the São Paulo Economists Union, the government must be aware of the possibility of measures increasing unemployment and reducing income in the country. + Read more news from Economy in the West “The high dollar makes inputs more expensive, puts pressure on inflation and inhibits …