The Supply-Chain Pressure Cooker Is Heating Up Again

Cranes at the Port of Hamburg in the Altona area of Hamburg, Germany, on Friday, March 11, 2022. Germany's maritime traffic is likely to take a hit from sanctions on Russia, the Federal Statistics Office said this week, data through November show the country was German seaports most important partner in 2021, ahead of Sweden and China. — Cranes at the Port of Hamburg in the Altona area of Hamburg, Germany, on Friday, March 11, 2022. Germany's maritime traffic is likely to take a hit from sanctions on Russia, the Federal Statistics Office said this week, data through November show the country was German seaports most important partner in 2021, ahead of Sweden and China.Photographer: Dominik Reipka/Bloomberg

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By Simon Kennedy

March 29, 2022 at 11:00 AM UTC

Hello. Today we look at how supply chains are weakening again, a rare gender pay gap in New York and a new version of the misery index.

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