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| | ... to the slowdown (and shutdown in some cases) in business and consumer activity in China and its domino effect on supply chains around the world. The impact of COVID-19 on our economy would only be made worse if the virus had a significant impact on the ... |
| | | ... could spread so quickly, causing havoc on global share markets, impacting every advanced economy and triggering supply chains to grind to a halt was "dramatic", Waislitz said in the letter. "Previously, this would have been considered to be in the realm ... |
| | | ... lowest level on record and is below market expectations for a decline to 46.0. Lockdowns, quarantines, disruptions to supply chains and travel restrictions also took the services sector down with the official NBS Non-Manufacturing PMI in China plunging ... |
| | | ... the fear of contracting the virus has had a noticeable impact on daily life; depressing demand, impact on global supply chains and inhibiting productive capacity. Weak demand and decreased production (due to the unavailability of raw materials/parts) ... |
| | | ... widespread than has been reported, meaning there is still a vast amount of uncertainty," it said. "We believe global supply chains will be disrupted more than originally anticipated, especially given the surge in new cases outside of China." |
| | | ... "It's fairly well known that the gears of business in China have slowed, in some cases grinding to a halt, and that supply chains around the globe are being affected," Conway said. "Given the amount of parts Apple sources from suppliers in China ... |
| | | ... invest in renewables before government subsidies are cut, and calls from investors for greater transparency around supply chains," Fidelity global head of stewardship and sustainable investing Jenn-Hui Tan said. "More Chinese companies are also considering ... |
| | | ... interconnected with the rest of the world. As The Economist writes: "Its manufacturers have also become enmeshed in supply chains of mind-boggling complexity. A factory in Wuhan may provide parts to a firm elsewhere in China, which in turn supplies a ... |
| | | ... has seen him visit factories in China, Cambodia and Bangladesh to thoroughly research risks of slavery in company supply chains. He developed a statement on modern slavery for Ausbil in 2016 and was engaged in stakeholder conversations with the government ... |
| | | ... Ireland, where trade across the border could be severely hampered. Manufacturers fret about the effect on just-in-time supply chains of tariffs and non-tariff barriers. Farmers and fishers are worried about duties on sheep, beef and fish exports. Service ... |
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