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Price pressures in globalisation’s newest chapter

When Russia invaded Ukraine in early 2022, the global economy had barely recovered from the covid-19 pandemic. With global supply chains already vulnerable, the latest shock to hit the economy sent inflation soaring. Global inflation reached almost 10%, its highest rate in 26 years, and a cost-of-living-crisis had set in. As these economic shocks subside, many companies hope for a return to pre-pandemic normalcy. That is wishful thinking. The relationship between supply chains and inflation is far from over, and its ripple effects are set to define globalisation.

Podcast | From silk road to skyscrapers: Charting the investment landscape between Asia-Pacific and the United Arab Emirates

Episode 10: From silk road to skyscrapers: Charting the investment landscape between Asia-Pacific and the United Arab Emirates

Podcast | Funding impact in Asia-Pacific

Episode 9: Funding impact in Asia-Pacific

Podcast | How to invest in artificial intelligence in Asia-Pacific?

Episode 6: How to invest in artificial intelligence in Asia-Pacific?

Podcast | How to weather the coming recession

Episode 4: How to weather the coming recession

Podcast | Shelter from the storm: Investing in the era of uncertainty

Episode 1: Can Asia Pacific benefit from deglobalisation?

Podcast | Banning Bitcoin?

Getting to net-zero

The scale of the obstacles facing companies is revealed in a major research programme conducted by The Economist Intelligence Unit and sponsored by HSBC. While costs, skills gaps and supply-chain complexity are among the pain points for companies, perhaps the biggest challenge for many will be making the business-model shifts needed to achieve net-zero.

The DNA of an Adaptive Enterprise: Opportunity in a digital economy

The virtues of business adaptability—a capacity to anticipate and respond to change and swiftly, effectively evolve—have never been more apparent than during the covid-19 crisis. The pandemic has brought about profound change, affecting long-standing consumer behaviours and preferences, and in some cases permanently changing competitive landscapes.

Materiality of Asia: Investing away from climate risk

What constitutes material climate risks remains under debate within the financial industry, with clarity and consensus on the topic elusive. It is clear, however, that unless parties agree on what needs to be measured, the consequence could be an irreversible breach of climate limits—such as those set out in the Paris Agreement.

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