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Rachel Willis Gutierrez and Duncan Innes-Ker discuss how El Niño amplifies risks for weaker sovereigns, affecting growth and public finances.

Rachel Willis Gutierrez and Duncan Innes-Ker discuss how El Niño acts as a risk amplifier for weaker sovereigns, intensifying pressures on growth, inflation, public finances, and trade. Listen now to this episode.

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Host: Rachel Willis Gutierrez

Guest: Duncan Innes-Ker

Topics covered

• El Niño
• emerging markets
• sovereign credit
• economic impact
• inflation
• public finances

Keywords

• El Niño
• emerging markets
• sovereign credit
• inflation
• public finances
• trade

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