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16 April 2022

Germany risks losing its leadership in industrial production in the ongoing crisis

This is especially true for hydrocarbons. According to the main German economic institutes (RWI, DWI, Ifo, IfW, IHW) without Russian gas and oil supplies the German economy would incur a "deep recession".

08 April 2022

After the pandemic, shoe supplies from Asia to the US have not yet returned to full capacity

Footwear imports into the US increased, in the first two months of 2022, to +29.3% year-on-year, with 432.32 million pairs, according to the Office of Textiles & Apparel (OTEXA) of the Department of Commerce. If recently from China imports have increased to +40.9%, from Vietnam it has fallen to -5% because production problems persist. [Vietnam Production Still Lagging, Shoe Imports Data Shows – Sourcing Journal]

21 February 2022

Supply disruptions add to inflation and undermine recovery in Europe

With the COVID-19 Lockdowns, “consumers have reduced spending on services and bought more artifacts“ (IMF-Blog), accelerating the rebound in manufacturing production, but the logistical crisis of the “Supply Chain” (NY Times) and the tail end of the pandemic have put global trade even more in crisis. Europe risks another energy crisis (Bloomberg) due to the soaring cost of gas, driven by the Ukrainian crisis. Agenda against inflation.

27 January 2022

Winter Olympic Games and increase in demand inject momentum to the Chinese footwear sector

China exported 7.9 billion pairs of shoes and boots in the first 11 months of 2021, which literally means that the country exported a pair of shoes for every person on the planet. However, according to the Global Times, such a large sector has lost about 430 billion yuan ($67.8 billion) in exports over the past seven years compared to export orders in 2014, according to data platform Wind.

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