Supply Chain

Both the U.S. and India have not participated in the recent major Asian trade deals. Could a bilateral deal now look more appealing?

Nations around the world have made getting deals done a priority this year.

Selling $74 billion of merchandise is one thing. Getting it delivered to consumers is another story altogether.

Logistics has become the nightmare before Xmas as retailers hope that merchandise arrives in time for holiday shopping.

RCEP reduces tariffs, but only over a 20 year period. The biggest winners are likely to be China, Japan and S. Korea.

Most people still think of Bangladesh in terms of what it was, rather than what it is becoming.

In a reversal of fortunes, carriers are now facing capacity shortages - and exporters are paying the price.

Senior executives around the world have totally changed what they now see as the biggest risks to business.

91% of business are struggling with complex supply chains.

OECD unemployment rate falls to 7.4% in August 2020 but remains 2.2 percentage points above February 2020.