Dollar devaluation cuts coffee export earnings by $2B; output down 10-15%

Colombian coffee exporters face nearly $2 billion in lost revenue due to dollar devaluation, compounded by a 10-15% production decline. The stronger peso erodes export competitiveness, while increased supply from Brazil and Vietnam pressures global prices. This signals a squeeze on Colombia's key export sector and potential trade balance deterioration.

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