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'Biggest El Niño ever recorded': Economist Sanjeev Sanyal highlights record-breaking Pacific heat

1 source · first seen 05:00 27 Sept · updated 05:00 27 Sept

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  • WMO warned the event could become the strongest El Niño ever recorded
  • A stronger El Niño could disrupt monsoon-dependent agriculture and affect Indian consumer-goods demand

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