RED SEA ATTACKS DRIVE TRANSPORTATION COSTS TO 15-MONTH HIGH AND SAFETY STOCKPILING INCREASES SLIGHTLY, BUT NO SIGNS OF PANIC SO FAR: GEP GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAIN VOLATILITY INDEX

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Excess global supply chain capacity shrinks to its lowest level in nine months, showing the first signs of recovery in global manufacturing Demand for raw materials, commodities and components, while subdued, also trends higher in JanuaryAsian supply chains at their busiest in nearly a year as factory purchasing rebounds in region's key marketsView original content:https://www.prnewswire.co.uk/news-releases/red-sea-attacks-drive-transportation-costs-to-15-month-high-and-safety-stockpiling-increases-slightly-but-no-signs-of-panic-so-far-gep-global-supply-chain-volatility-index-302059944.html