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Supply Chain Edge: Slower, steadier and smoother

Australia 132 Bangladesh 38 Business Sentiment 217 Cambodia 24 China 3010 Cons. Discr. - Apparel 515 Cons. Discr. - Autos 1212 Cons. Discr. - Durables 542 Cons. Discr. - Retailing 492 Earnings 745 India 536 Indonesia 107 Info Tech - Tech Hardware 833 Japan 620 Malaysia 151 Mexico 904 Mode - Containerized 1498 Mode - Seaborne 1825 Myanmar 17 Pakistan 26 Strikes 77 Theme - Rates 238 Trade Balance 933 Trade Deals 1005 U.S. 5358 United Kingdom 378 Vietnam 388

Evidence from US seaborne imports shows that supply chain activity continues to slow, further reducing pressure on supply chains. US containerized imports fell by nearly a quarter in March versus a year earlier, led by consumer durable goods. The S&P Global PMI for manufacturing supplier delivery times has shown further improvement. The post-pandemic shakeout of consumer goods supply chains continues, with Fast Retailing exiting Myanmar, Levi Strauss cutting its inventories and Costco Wholesale reporting a continued slowing in nonfood sales. PC and smartphone supply chains are in reverse...

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