The global commodity markets are becoming increasingly sensitive to climate instability, with natural disasters causing sudden and often dramatic price fluctuations. According to specialists at Steinlux Group, extreme weather events have shifted from being sporadic shocks to becoming a persistent structural factor shaping trading decisions, investment strategies, and overall market sentiment. In the agricultural sector, climate disturbances remain particularly impactful. Prolonged droughts in major producing regions such as North America, South America, and Southeast Asia significantly reduce crop yields. Shortages in wheat, corn, and soybeans push futures prices higher, sometimes within hours of updated climate data. Steinlux Group analysts note...
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