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Weak monsoon and El Niño could raise food costs

Forecast concerns about a weak monsoon and possible El Niño are linked to higher future food prices. The report describes a potential weather-driven supply and inflation risk.

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Reduced rainfall could affect crop output, food affordability and inflation across a major agricultural region.

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  1. Tougher Days Ahead! Weak Monsoon, El Niño Could Make Food Costlier ↗freepressjournal.in · Recorded source date: Sep 15, 2026, 7:32 AM UTC

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