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China’s NDRC Says Farm Sector Ready for Super El Niño

China’s National Development and Reform Commission said the country’s agricultural production is capable of withstanding risks including an expected super El Niño, which professional forecasts say will emerge this autumn and winter, peak at year-end and persist into next summer. Li Chao, deputy director of the NDRC’s policy research office, told a September press conference the climate impact brings major uncertainty to global grain output. The NDRC will work with relevant departments to monitor conditions and respond actively.

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Beijing's public confidence is itself the signal: a formal readiness claim from the NDRC ahead of a forecast event suggests the agricultural risk is being treated as a planning matter rather than a market one. The acknowledgment of uncertainty for global grain output matters more than the domestic reassurance, since it flags where volatility could surface beyond China's borders. Whether the NDRC's monitoring translates into concrete measures, and how the expected pattern actually develops, is the open question.

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