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El Niño expected to stress global supply chains
Deutsche Bank warned that this year’s strong El Niño weather system could disrupt global supply chains, agriculture, hydropower, and shipping, while also pushing inflation higher amid existing economic stress. The phenomenon is expected to bring wetter conditions to the US, weaker monsoons in India, and increased natural disaster risks, with China preparing typhoon survival training.
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