El Niño's Economic Toll Deepens as Global Agriculture Faces Further Disruption
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A potential Super El Niño could disrupt coal production and transport in major exporting regions, tightening global supply and lifting prices. The article outlines how extreme weather—floods in Australia/Indonesia and drought in South Africa—could constrain output, while demand for coal may rise for backup power. Uncertainty remains over the event's intensity and timing, but the risk to coal markets is material.
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