Brazil Election Could Reshape Trade With the U.S.
Brazil supplies critical minerals for phones and cars, while also being the world's largest coffee producer, making the election outcome crucial for U.S. consumer prices.
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- ReutersBrazil election to reshape trade with US, with tariffs and minerals at stake
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