Maersk head on Shanghai reopening: "Worst case, it will prolong bottlenecks"
Shanghai is coming out of its lockdown, and this may lead to a flood of containers heading toward the strained ports in the US and Europe. The biggest factor of uncertainty is, however, the gloomy economic outlook.
by niklas krigslund
In the worst-case scenario, it may lead to a ketchup effect of goods pouring out of China, prolonging supply chain bottlenecks, when Shanghai begins to open up following several months of extensive lockdown.
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