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Supply Chain Edge: Outlooks adrift, auto tariffs, congestion in Europe

Belgium 25 China 3067 Cons. Discr. - Autos 1257 Consumer Staples 821 Corp - Shipping 1045 Energy - Conventional 478 Germany 272 Ireland 15 Mode - Containerized 1539 Mode - Seaborne 1856 Tariffs 1881 Theme - Alliances 99 Theme - Shipbuilding 116 Trade Balance 935 Trade Deals 1020 U.S. 5422 USMCA 463 Venezuela 70

– The early months of the US Trump administration have disrupted global supply chains through investigations and initial tariffs, although frequent changes and unfulfilled threats are contributing to uncertainty.
– Muted industrial activity and rising trade protectionism are expected to limit global trade volume growth to just 0.9% in 2025, with a recovery to 2.2% anticipated in 2026. Ongoing conflicts in the Red Sea have led to 78% of containerships opting for the Cape of Good Hope route, further impacting shipping capacity and rates.
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