European heatwaves to drive food inflation more than war, forecasts show

Extreme heatwaves in Western Europe have significantly impacted grain production, leading to substantial crop yield reductions and an out-of-cycle forecast revision by the European cereal traders association. This weather event is projected to drive food price inflation more than the ongoing conflict in the Persian Gulf, which disrupted oil and fertilizer markets. Farmers who adapted to changing climate conditions still faced devastating losses due to the unprecedented intensity of the heat. AI

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• Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes
• Benoît Merlo
• COCERAL
• Copernicus Climate Change Service
• Deutsche Bank
• Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit
• European Central Bank
• Forbes
• Oxford Economics
• UN's Food and Agriculture Organization
• World Weather Attribution

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