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Industry Insiders: When weather becomes an investment risk
As a strengthening El Niño approaches, sovereign debt investors must look beyond headline weather predictions and evaluate how physical climate shocks transmit through local economies, policy responses and market valuations, says T. Rowe Price's Tongai Kunorubwe.
By AsianInvestor team
24 Sept 2026
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