“Influences a Lot or Something”: a Poll Points Out that Electoral Uncertainty for 2027 Is the Biggest Brake on Producers’ Investments
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According to a survey conducted by the Austral University, next year's elections represent a conditioning factor for half of the producers consulted.The El Niño phenomenon also appears as one of the main concerns.
According to a survey by the Agribusiness and Food Center of the Austral University, 49% identify the political scenario as a conditioning factor, followed by climate uncertainty, with 38%, and financing rates or conditions, with 24%
As the confidence index rises, what can happen next year puts a brake on the desire to invest. The phenomenon is more significant than El Niño’s possible impact on crops.
The confidence of agricultural producers is at high levels, but when it comes to making decisions they have a view on the electoral calendar and the sky because of the climate risk. Read more
Two factors focus the attention of producers: political and institutional uncertainty in the 2027 elections and the possibility of an El Niño climate event during the next agricultural campaign.
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