EnThe Indian government’s widespread lockdown raises risks for supply chains in the pharmaceutical, consumer durable and machinery industries. Copper exports from Chile and Peru were already in decline even ahead of the coronavirus outbreak. Also: Pemex faces problems, Valero and ExxonMobil do better in Mexico; canals set to face coronavirus challenge as shipping slows; global trade returned to the bad times before the worse times; money ready, orders yet to arrive as U.S. readies stimulus; and G20 hopes may fail on national interests.
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