Pol-Malo LE BRIS

2 weeks ago | barrons.com | Lucie Lequier |Pol-Malo LE BRIS

From semiconductors in Taiwan to medicines in India, the global production of goods has been highly specialised for almost half a century, enabling companies to optimise supply chains. But US President Donald Trump's trade war, despite a pause for some of his punishing tariffs announced Wednesday, risks fragmenting the status quo for global logistics, in turn causing commodity prices to skyrocket.