Coffee prices skyrocket after Brazil drought

Coffee prices have doubled since late last year, and drinkers of the black stuff may soon start to notice.

The reason? The originator of a third of the world's coffee, Brazil, has experienced severe drought, according to CNNMoney.

"They had a big time drought in January and February, got some showers in March that stabilized the situation, but now they're entering their dry season," said Jack Scoville, a commodities futures broker with the Price Futures Group in Chicago. "It's harder and harder to get rain in there."

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