El Niño Crop Impact Is Showing Up Earlier Than Expected

El Niño crop impact is showing up earlier than the official timeline suggests, from failed monsoon rains in India to heat waves across Europe. In part 2 of his El Niño coverage, Bertrand Oesterle, StoneX VP of Clearing & Execution Sales, explains when El Niño started, when it may peak and why its effects vary by crop and region. Early signals came from Peru fishmeal production, while reduced rainfall cut daily transits through the Panama Canal. The conversation also covers the European maize crop, U.S. corn yields, Australia's wheat harvest and the risks to the Brazil soybean crop. 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 0:00 El Niño Has Started, but When 2:17 Fishmeal Crisis Flashed Early 5:20 Europe's Maize Crop Takes Heat 9:24 Monsoon Miss to Panama Canal 11:15 Australia's Wheat Fear Fades 13:04 U.S. Corn Yields Spark a Fight 15:12 Brazil Soy and Corn on Watch 18:42 El Niño 's Tail Runs Into June Like and subscribe for more financial market insights. #ElNiño #StoneX #BertrandOesterle