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Deborah Elms: Global Trade Is Being Reshaped at Higher Cost

Bloomberg Markets Thursday 05 November 2026, 04:17 UTC 1 min read
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Nov 5th, 2026 Deborah Elms: Global Trade Is Being Reshaped at Higher Cost Hinrich Foundation Trade Policy Head Deborah Elms says geopolitical conflicts and trade tensions are accelerating the rerouting of global commerce. She argues that corporate diversification and friend-shoring efforts will continue but without necessarily guaranteeing supply chain stability.

Nov 5th, 2026 Deborah Elms: Global Trade Is Being Reshaped at Higher Cost Hinrich Foundation Trade Policy Head Deborah Elms says geopolitical conflicts and trade tensions are accelerating the rerouting of global commerce. She argues that corporate diversification and friend-shoring efforts will continue but without necessarily guaranteeing supply chain stability.
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