EsQ4’21 Outlook: The logistics of cheer; U.S. Steel bets on 232 with new plant; HB Fuller fights inflation with price increases, China consolidation. Also: Commerce opens Section 232 on rare earth magnets; Port congestion hits across the Pacific; U.S. soy exports face terminal delays; Power could be next culprit in chip shortage saga.
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