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Strongest El Niño in a generation is disrupting global economy, studies find

⚡ Markets: Bullish for agricultural commodity prices (e.g., coffee, cocoa, palm oil) in affected regions. Can disrupt shipping and energy infrastructure, adding to supply chain pressures and inflation.CoffeeCocoaPalm OilNatural Gas

Scientific analysis indicates the current El Niño weather phenomenon is the most intense in decades, and potentially in the last millennium. The event is already causing widespread economic disruption through extreme weather, affecting agricultural yields, energy demand, and global supply chains, contributing to inflationary pressures.

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