Companies are reconsidering the concept of nearshoring to reduce transportation costs, improve supply chain management, and mitigate global event risks. Mexico stands to benefit, becoming a nearshoring hub

China, known for its remarkable economic growth, now faces a complex mix of opportunities and obstacles that will define its economic evolution

Inflation is casting a long shadow over the EU, with rates surpassing 3 percent. The path ahead involves striking a balance between controlling inflation and fostering economic resilience

Mass disruption to global supply chains is forcing firms to rethink production and, in many cases, ‘reshore’ vast swathes of their business

Prices are soaring, businesses are closing and many are losing their livelihoods. Is there a global supply chain fix, and what might it look like?

Many countries were forced to look inwards for key parts and materials due to COVID-19. But dismantling global value chains further will only increase inequality

Established financial players are looking to use their resources and wealth of experience to help guard against the disruption caused political and economic developments in Latin America

Companies are increasingly taking pains to reduce their exposure to economic, environmental and socio-political risks in their supply chains