World · Analysis
El Niño 2026: the Next Global Economic Shock?
TL; DR: El Niño 2026 begins as a Pacific climate shift, but its real impact shows up in rainfall changes, crop stress, food inflation, and supply-chain disruption. The countries most exposed are those with weak food systems and limited buffers, so the event matters less as a global weather headline and more as a test of economic resilience in South Asia, Southern Africa, Central America, and similar vulnerable regions.
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