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Supply Chain Edge: Tariff inflection point, Europe’s congested ports, pricier strollers

Brazil 407 Canada 522 China 3027 Cons. Discr. - Autos 1228 Cons. Discr. - Durables 556 Cons. Discr. - Retailing 502 Corp - Ports 903 Corp - Shipping 1014 Earnings 751 European Union 861 Germany 262 India 543 Industrials - Aero/Defense 202 Info Tech - Comms Equip 257 Info Tech - Tech Hardware 845 Japan 624 Malaysia 154 Mexico 916 Mode - Containerized 1511 Mode - Seaborne 1839 Netherlands 32 Poland 14 Taiwan 228 Tariffs 1845 Trade Deals 1009 U.S. 5375 Ukraine 22 United Kingdom 384 Vietnam 395

– A point of inflection may have arrived for the tariff challenges faced by supply chain decision-makers, with the US having reached deals with the UK and mainland China. The action is moving onto product-level tariffs, with 10 Section 232 reviews in place, most recently including the aerospace sector.
– Firms are also becoming less negative about tariffs in the latest corporate earnings season, in part due to the implementation of a wide range of coping strategies. Our research this week looks at a reshoring decision by Mitsubishi Motors Corp., inventory build by golf club-makers ...

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