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El Nino Impacts Crops in El Salvador; Drought Affects Colombian Output

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What happened

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El Nino has impacted maize and bean crops in El Salvador and Honduras. The climate phenomenon is also causing drought conditions in Colombia, which is affecting agricultural output. Analysts at Goldman Sachs Group are warning of broader implications for global food prices.

From businesstimes.com.sg

Why it matters

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The climate phenomenon is prompting asset managers, such as T Rowe, to adjust their investment strategies to protect emerging-market portfolios from El Nino fallout. The crop failures and drought raise concerns about global food price volatility.

From businesstimes.com.sg

Who's involved

  • El SalvadorSovereign state experiencing crop failure due to El Nino
  • ColombiaCountry experiencing drought affecting agricultural output
  • El NinoClimate phenomenon causing global weather pattern changes

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • El SalvadorSpeculative

    El Salvador might face reduced revenue from crops due to El Nino impacting maize and bean yields.

  • ColombiaSpeculative

    Colombia might see changes in inflation due to drought affecting agricultural output.

  • BogotaSpeculative

    Bogota might require central bank policy adjustments in response to drought-driven inflation.

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