Prolonged lockdown in China will exacerbate already volatile supply chains
With workers confined to homes or quarantine facilities, disruptions are inevitable
Singapore
POTENTIAL price hikes and delays are on the cards for already-battered supply chains even as China keeps its ports open, eases lockdown rules and initiates bubbles to allow production to continue.
A key chokepoint is the manpower shortage, as residents are redirected to quarantine facilities or confined to homes as part of lockdown measures.
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