- El Niño cycle increases drought risk across Southern Africa, Sahel, Central America, Southeast Asia, and the Caribbean, pressuring global food prices.
- El Niño conditions are impacting maize seasons in Southern Africa and posing crop yield risks to Central America.
El Nino drives wheat output below average in Argentina, while both Argentina and Zambia forecast stronger harvests.
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Updated Jul 3
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El Nino drives wheat output below average in Argentina, while both Argentina and Zambia forecast stronger harvests.
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- El Niño is causing adverse weather patterns in Zambia.