Long-term planning harder as supply chain bill arrives in Asia
From blocked shipping lanes to soaring raw material costs, senior company executives warn that supply chain pressures are structural, not cyclical, and the bill is heading to consumers, with long-term finance planning becoming harder.
Global supply chains are under simultaneous pressure from multiple directions including tariffs, energy market disruption, and blocked shipping corridors, and the costs are now hitting businesses hard enough that they can no longer be absorbed. The question facing chief financial officers (CFOs) and corporate treasurers is no longer whether prices rise, but how fast and how far.
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