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El Niño, War, and Fertilizer Costs Create a Dangerous Inflation Cocktail

Analysts say India is most exposed as a weak monsoon could lift food prices, slow growth and pressure the Reserve Bank of India.

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Rory Green, TS Lombard's chief China economist, is the latest Wall Street strategist to warn of the mounting macro and food inflation risks that a super El Niño could release on certain regions of the world. In a note titled "Super El Niño: Famine Follows War?" Green warns that war-related disruptions to energy and fertilizer markets, compounded by adverse weather conditions, could create a perfect storm for global food prices. Green said, "In g…

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The persistent uncertainties surrounding the Strait of Hormuz and the feared impact of the El Niño weather phenomenon threaten to have unprecedented consequences for Asian countries. The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) fears that 7 to 8 million tonnes of rice production in Asia and the Pacific could be at risk. Rising energy and fertilizer costs are leading to higher food prices throughout the region.

Closing the narrow Ormuz after the war between Israel, the US and Iran cut off the supply of energy and fertilizers from South-East Asia, pushing governments to pass officials to the week...

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bnr.nl broke the news on Tuesday, June 23, 2026.
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