Trade is a critical part of the global #economy. How will it change? Jason Schenker shared a post with some data and expectations about the #future for trade and global #supplychain risks and opportunities.
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How will global trade change? The risks are big as are the opportunities. Currently, the biggest exporters are China, the U.S., and Germany. But with significant tensions between the U.S. and China - and risks of kinetic conflict - these trends could change in the future. It's why all of my keynote speeches this year tackled #supplychain risks, including trade, tariffs, and #ColdWarTwo. My expectations? Other manufacturing nations in Asia and Latin America are poised to be big winners in this conflict. India, Japan, South Korea, Mexico, Brazil, and many others are likely to see outsized increases in manufacturing and export demand into the United States. There is even a potential for the U.S. and its military allies in Europe to come closer together on trade. How do you think global trade will change in the years ahead? Let me know in the comments. Follow me - Jason Schenker - for content on the #economy and #markets.