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The strongest El Niño on record will hit food prices from Brazil to Indonesia

bne IntelliNews · 1h ago · 🇧🇷 Brazil

The strongest El Niño on record will hit food prices from Brazil to Indonesia

The Pacific is warming faster than at any point in the modern record, and central bankers have started writing it into their forecasts.

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