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India Caps Weakest Monsoon Since 2015, Raising Food Price Risks
Source: Bloomberg
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India is experiencing its weakest monsoon in more than a decade as a powerful El Niño disrupts rainfall. The shortfall threatens agricultural output and reservoir levels, increasing food-price and inflation risks in the world’s most populous nation. The event could affect domestic crop markets and raise broader concerns over India’s food security and economic conditions.
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