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Why the spectre of ‘climate black swan’ events is haunting global investors
Global investment banks warn investors about 'climate black swan' events, such as a record-setting El Niño threatening to disrupt food prices and the rice market. Asian importers are stockpiling grain amid fears of shortages linked to the potential climate event.
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