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Attention turns towards the return of La Niña

A return of La Niña could provide some respite for those commodity producers who have been hit hardest by El Niño. But it could also pose problems for others – not least in South America – and so assessing any potential impacts on commodity prices is fraught with difficulty.

In view of the wider interest, we are also sending this Commodities Update to clients of our Climate Economics service.

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