La minaccia di El Niño:“Danni per 7mila miliardi all’economia globale”

El Niño, a significant warming of the Pacific Ocean, is expected to be the strongest since 1950, impacting global weather patterns and economies. The NOAA predicts an 83% chance of record intensity, with effects including droughts in Asia and excessive rainfall in South America. This phenomenon could lead to a 3.3% drop in global wheat production and an 11% increase in food prices by mid-2027. Countries like India and Peru are already experiencing adverse effects, with potential inflation spikes. While some regions may benefit, the overall economic impact could reach $1 trillion in direct losses, affecting food-importing nations the most.