Rory Green from TS Lombard alerts that a super El Niño could provoke significant macroeconomic and food inflation challenges, particularly in regions like India and Latin America, already impacted by war-related disruptions in energy and fertilizer markets.
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Rory Green from TS Lombard alerts that a super El Niño could provoke significant macroeconomic and food inflation challenges, particularly in regions like India and Latin America, already impacted by war-related disruptions in energy and fertilizer markets. Read it as the current state of the file, not the final word.
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Rory Green from TS Lombard alerts that a super El Niño could provoke significant macroeconomic and food inflation challenges, particularly in regions like India and Latin America, already impacted by war-related disruptions in energy and fertilizer markets.
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Prediction due: Global food security will be more precarious due to prolonged El Niño effects and inflation.
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This analysis comes on the heels of the Japanese Meteorological Agency’s declaration of the onset of a super El Niño, acknowledging the potential for adverse weather conditions that may persist over the next two or more years. This page has 2 proof excerpts attached.
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Rory Green from TS Lombard alerts that a super El Niño could provoke significant macroeconomic and food inflation challenges, particularly in regions like India and Latin America, already impacted by war-related disruptions in energy and fertilizer markets.
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