This natural cyclical phenomenon, which originates in the Pacific Ocean, is triggering a cascade of extreme weather events.

Wood Mackenzie analysts explore how a severe El Niño cycle could cut global gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel demand by 350,000 bpd through 2029.

President Keiko Fujimori will remain in Lima as Peru responds to an expanding El Niño emergency, with heavy rains threatening communities, agriculture and infrastructure across the country.

Electrical storms have repeatedly disrupted flights at Guayaquil airport in 2026. Forecasts of an intensifying El Niño coincide with Avianca's planned suspension of its Miami route.

There have been large corrections in the prices of some industrial metals over the past several months, but the prices of ...

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Ever wonder why it's called El Niño? The name dates back centuries to Peruvian fishermen, Christmas and an ocean current named after baby Jesus.

Peru's blueberry and avocado campaigns have played out very differently this year. In the case of blueberries, climate change ...

Peruvian asparagus supplies are significantly tighter this year, with warmer-than-normal growing conditions reducing ...

BANKS whose clients are exposed to the super El Niño cycle building in the Pacific Ocean are now assessing loan structures and loss risks, with debt rescheduling among options being considered.

A recurring temperature shift in the Pacific Ocean can influence weather across much of the planet, bringing floods to some ...

A chaotic climate phenomenon called El Niño is intensifying heavy rains and floods in the Southwest. Experts say the natural ...