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The coffee market is experiencing such intense volatility that it challenges even the most experienced professionals in the sector. After reaching significant highs, the bean entered a technical correction that surprised the field, breaking important support levels and testing producer confidence. Independent investment agent João Santaella Neto projects that, after a series of ups and downs, the market may signal a sharp drop, potentially bringing the price of fine coffee back to levels of 1,500 reais. In a week of strong emotions and volatility, the Brazilian production sector celebrates a strategic achievement in international trade. Despite the announcement of the new 25% tariff imposed by the Donald Trump administration, Brazilian coffee managed to be included in the select list of exceptions in the United States. Joãozinho Grafista emphasizes that the pressure from entities like Cecafé, combined with the dependence of American industries on our product, was decisive in averting the risk of tariffs that could reach 32%. The Brazilian coffee sector is experiencing a scenario of striking contrasts at the start of the 26/27 cycle. On one hand, IBGE data confirms what was already expected: Brazil is heading towards the largest harvest in its history, estimated at 66 million bags. On the other hand, the weather is posing severe challenges, with unseasonal rains damaging the quality of the beans and causing losses ranging from 15 to 20% of coffee on the ground. Joãozinho Grafista analyzes how this combination of record volume and quality decline may influence certified stocks in New York and why, even with the difficulties in harvesting, Brazilian exports are expected to grow by almost 20% next year.