Global Supply Chain Volatility Reaches Highest Level Since Late 2022 Amid Inflation Fears

The GEP Global Supply Chain Volatility Index rose sharply in April, reaching its highest level since the pandemic-era disruptions of late 2022. The increase was driven by aggressive stockpiling due to inflation fears and supply shortages, with Asia experiencing the sharpest deterioration.

By GEP · PR Newswire ·

Global Supply Chain Volatility Reaches Highest Level Since Late 2022 Amid Inflation Fears

Topics: global supply chain inventory stockpiling Middle East conflict transportation costs

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