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The El Niño weather phenomenon threatens to drive up food prices and increase the cost of everyday meals, known as the corrientazo, in Colombia. According to recent reports, shifting climate patterns are emerging as a significant economic concern for the country.
Experts warn that if the intensity of El Niño increases in the coming months, it could deliver another disruptive blow to national inflation rates. The potential price hikes are directly linked to the expected agricultural impacts of the severe weather cycle.
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InfobaeFocuses strictly on the economic threat of El Niño to Colombian food prices and inflation.