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New study finds current El Niño is the strongest in at least 1,000 years

⚡ Markets: Increases volatility risk for agricultural commodities (e.g., coffee, cocoa, sugar, grains) and could impact insurance/reinsurance sectors due to higher frequency of extreme weather events.WheatCornCoffee

A scientific study analyzing coral skeletons has concluded that the current El Niño weather pattern is stronger than any recorded in the last millennium. This finding suggests unprecedented impacts on global weather, potentially exacerbating extreme events like heatwaves, droughts, and floods.

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