A Super El Niño Is Testing Food Supply on Land and at Sea

El Niño crop impact depends on timing as much as strength, as a super El Niño brings dry and wet extremes to wheat, palm oil, soybeans and fish. Bertrand Oesterle, StoneX VP of Clearing & Execution Sales, tours a global weather map to show where El Niño brings drier or wetter weather and which crops could struggle or benefit. Palm oil output in Indonesia and Malaysia is already slipping, while most estimates for Brazil's soybean and corn crops still point to records. A collapsed Peruvian anchovy harvest is lifting the cost of feeding farmed salmon, and lower reservoirs are cutting Panama Canal traffic. 0:00 Super El Niño Threatens Crops 2:46 Australia Wheat Defies Alarms 5:44 Indonesia Palm Oil Takes a Hit 7:32 India Wheat Turns Political 9:08 Brazil Soy and Corn on Watch 12:47 Wet Zones Help Kansas Wheat 14:06 Fishmeal Slump Squeezes Salmon 19:33 Panama Canal Joins Chokepoints Discover Actionable Insights with StoneX Market Intelligence: https://shop.stonex.com/collections/all?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=sxtv_guest_bertrand_oesterle&utm_content=share Like and subscribe for more financial market insights. #El Niño #StoneX #BertrandOesterle