El Niño Threat: Crops, Prices and Food Security in the Balance

TL;DR
A strengthening El Niño threatens to disrupt production of major agricultural commodities, lifting coffee and cocoa prices and risking global food shortages and inflation as fertiliser constraints and weather extremes bite across key growing regions. Analysts warn the shock could trigger further price volatility and export restrictions, with potential broader impacts on the world economy and food security for vulnerable populations.
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