Costa Rica’s Central Bank forecasts a significant negative impact on the cultivation of two major agricultural products due to the El Niño weather pattern. These products are vital to the nation’s economy, representing key export commodities. The bank anticipates a “strong” effect, suggesting potentially substantial losses in yield and revenue. While the specific crops weren't named in this report, the warning signals potential disruption to Costa Rica’s agricultural sector. This forecast raises concerns about the country's trade balance and overall economic performance. Authorities are likely to initiate mitigation strategies to lessen the impact on farmers and the national economy. Further details regarding the affected crops and projected losses are expected to be released soon.