America 🇺🇸 250 Years

[WeAAsles3]

Record highs again for the S&P and Nasdaq

 

[777 fixer9]

Coffee is coming down from its high. But coffee is a crop and we don’t grow that crop here in the USA 🇺🇸

Coming down.

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Could you tell me why that bag of coffee is $19?

 

[WeAAsles3]

Could you tell me why that bag of coffee is $19?

Because market prices don’t immediately make it to your store shelf. That inventory may have been bought even weeks in advance. Coffee however should reflect within a few days. Some grocers do hold a lag in bringing down prices compared to how fast they will raises prices. They all are for profit businesses obviously.

 

[WeAAsles3]

 

[WeAAsles3]

Bravo 👏 America 🇺🇸

And I’ll continue to ignore all the fear mongering.

 

[WeAAsles3]

 

[Dog Wonder90]

Will they dye it green for St. Patrick’s Day?

 

[delldude1]

An obvious DEI hire who was obviously selected over a much more qualified white male. Who probably ended up going to a mediocre community college for semester before dropping out.

Harvard.

 

[777 fixer9]

Harvard.

I was refereeing the the white male going to the mediocre community college because he was denied entry due to DEI

 

[777 fixer9]

Because market prices don’t immediately make it to your store shelf. That inventory may have been bought even weeks in advance. Coffee however should reflect within a few days. Some grocers do hold a lag in bringing down prices compared to how fast they will raises prices. They all are for profit businesses obviously.

You left the part out about how tariffs on Brazil was the major contributing factor.

 

[WeAAsles3]

You left the part out about how tariffs on Brazil was the major contributing factor.

Not true. Not “major” factor. Your comment is false.

 

[WeAAsles3]

July 2026

For July 2026, coffee futures are currently trading around 288 to 295 cents per pound for Arabica and roughly $3,421 to $3,474 per ton for Robusta. While these prices remain high compared to historical norms, they reflect a recent downward trend as the market anticipates a significant global supply surplus.

MarketWatch +3
Key market factors for July 2026 include:

• Projected Production Surplus: Analysts from StoneX predict a global coffee surplus of up to 10 million bagsin 2026, a sharp increase from the 1.8 million bag surplus in 2025.
• Bumper Harvests:
  • Brazil: Forecasts for the 2026/27 harvest reach record levels, with some estimates exceeding 75 million bags due to favorable weather conditions in major growing zones like Minas Gerais.
  • Vietnam: Exports have surged, with a 14% year-over-year increase in the first quarter of 2026, easing the tightness in Robusta supplies.
• Price Forecasts:
  • Arabica: Predicted to open July at roughly 299.53 cents and close near 304 cents.
  • Rabobank: Experts at Rabobankanticipate that Arabica prices could fall by one-third by the end of 2026 as these surpluses reach the market.
• Remaining Risks:
  • Climate: There is a 60% probability of El Niño between May and July, which could cause excessive rain in Brazil and degrade crop quality.
  • Logistics: Geopolitical tensions continue to impact freight, fuel, and fertilizer costs, keeping retail prices from dropping as quickly as futures.

 

[WeAAsles3]

Bravo 👏 America 🇺🇸

And I’ll continue to ignore all the fear mongering.

Hey WeAAsles congratulations. 🎉🎈🎊🍾

It’s really amazing that your Market returns are now beating your Gross earnings from working. Are you being affected negatively by inflation?

“No actually, not at all”

Well congratulations 🎊🎈🎉🍾 again then.

 

[Dog Wonder90]

your Mom should raise your rent.

 

[WeAAsles3]

America’s 🇺🇸 real heritage and culture comes from the English Isles. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 🇮🇪 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿