The Latest Breaking News from Supply chain

Asia's electric-vehicle market is poised for growth. Those who approach the challenges and opportunities with an ecosystem view can create significant value for their business -- and the global climate.

Although supply chain disruptions and interest rate hikes have had an impact on the auto manufacturing industry, a long-term shift toward electric vehicles (EVs) should support the industry’s growth. Therefore, fundamentally sound automotive stocks Volkswagen AG (VWAGY), Honda Motor (HMC), and Subaru Corporation (FUJHY) could be solid additions to your…

The Fed’s aggressive interest rate hikes and the increasing odds of a recession have kept the stock market under pressure. Although the space sector’s long-term prospects look bright, looming supply chain disruptions and inflation could dampen its performance in the near term. Thus, we think it could be wise to…

COVID-19 has laid bare the vulnerability of the supply chain model that has dominated the way African firms have organised their production. In this model firms rely on multiple suppliers, many of whom are located far away (mostly in China).

Supply chain constraints continue to trouble the solar industry. Moreover, considering declining solar installations, we think fundamentally weak solar stocks Sunrun (RUN) and Array Technologies (ARRY) might be best avoided now. Read more….

Australia's east coast is in for a wetter-than-average spring, putting further pressure on already-strained parcel supply chains.

Supply chain disruptions have eased since the height of the pandemic, but concern over a potential rail strike, which appears to have been narrowly averted, highlights how that system remains fragile.

The sector is also facing challenges from rising supply chain costs and a lack of skilled labour

Investors’ sentiment has been deteriorating in the semiconductor sector amid the lingering supply chain issues and slowing demand. However, Federal initiatives and continued digitization and automation brighten the industry’s long-term prospects. Therefore, investors could consider buying quality chip stocks Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM), Applied Materials (AMAT), MaxLinear (MXL), Axcelis (ACLS), and…