Es• S&P Global Market Intelligence’s outlook for the rest of 2023 and beyond finds that supply chain operations are mostly close to normal, and that trade activity will recover late in 2023. Policy events to watch include US-mainland China tariff relations, EU environment policy and the war in Ukraine. More firms will launch post-pandemic supply chain resilience strategies.
• We look at Tesla’s potential investments in India. The approaching Wimbledon week provides an excuse to investigate the environmental, social and governance challenges facing tennis ball suppliers. New macroecon...
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