Supply Chain Edge: Evolving involution, forecasting transport prices, sourcing Ukraine’s electronics — Panjiva
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Supply Chain Edge: Evolving involution, forecasting transport prices, sourcing Ukraine’s electronics

Argentina 65 Brazil 422 Chile 120 China 3076 Colombia 78 Cons. Discr. - Autos 1261 Corp - Forwarders 354 Corp - Ports 933 Corp - Shipping 1054 Ecuador 16 Energy - Renewables 210 India 567 Indonesia 120 Industrials - Aero/Defense 209 Info Tech - Comms Equip 276 Info Tech - Tech Hardware 889 Japan 646 Kenya 8 Malaysia 162 Materials - Metals/Mining 812 Metals - Aluminum 279 Mexico 936 Mode - Airfreight 187 Mode - Bulk 143 Mode - Containerized 1547 Mode - Pipeline 34 Mode - Rail 124 Mode - Seaborne 1863 Mode - Tanker 193 Mode - Truck 76 Nigeria 5 Peru 52 Philippines 59 South Korea 613 Taiwan 244 Theme - Rates 246 Turkey 75 U.S. 5432 Ukraine 30 United Kingdom 396 Vietnam 421

– Mainland China’s anti-involution campaign is set to remain a supply chain policy priority even as producer prices return to inflation, with the focus shifting from broad capacity cuts to demand repair, investment discipline and higher returns on capital. The US removal of de minimis exemptions is already reshaping reporting and compliance risks, with mainland China-reported exports to the US reaching 163.7% of US-reported imports in the three months to May 31, 2026.
– Transport costs should remain elevated through mid-2026 as fuel costs feed through to ocean, truck...

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