The conclusion of the 2023/24 El Nino event is now giving way for the likely return of the climate phenomenon La Nina. During La Nina, the tropical Pacific Ocean is cooler than average, putting in motion a series of potential impacts, from stronger rains in Asia to drier conditions in South America. La Nina could therefore provide an upside price boost for several agricultural commodities.
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