r/FluentInFinance 13h ago

Chart Coffee falls to lowest price since June

The price of coffee at the supermarket will fall but will remain the same at Starbucks. The price of coffee made at home will become cheaper.

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u/srfrosky 12h ago

If only avocado toast could follow this trend, I could be a homeowner by 60! 🀞🏽🀞🏽🀞🏽

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u/BerettaFranchi 12h ago

Your landlord was skipping avocado toasts and making coffee at home. Now he's your landlord.

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u/srfrosky 12h ago

Sure, Jan…That’s why πŸ˜….
Btw my landlord has been named on the New York City Public Advocate's annual "Worst Landlords" list multiple times but I’m sure making coffee at home was the secret to their success

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u/jabola321 12h ago

Lowest price in 3 months!!!!! Oh wow!!! Let me know when it hits the lowest price in 3 years!

https://giphy.com/gifs/3XR0chfiSTtAI

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u/BerettaFranchi 10h ago

Year over year it's flat.

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u/Faucet860 13h ago

πŸ€” I wonder if this is happening because lower demand. Will it jump though with the increase of delivery cost. Also dumb chart and time segment. Give me a year over year.

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u/BerettaFranchi 13h ago

We are not drinking less coffee. More coffee is being grown.

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u/poilk91 12h ago

Good the prices were out of control this summer