S&P Global Market Intelligence’s Rogers assesses 2024 import landscape
Recording Date/Time
Thursday, May 2, 2024 11:44AM
Podcast Duraton
00:20:16 hrs/min/sec
In this podcast, Jeff Berman, Group News Editor, for Logistics Management and Peerless Media, interviews Chris Rogers, Head of Supply Chain Research for S&P Global Market Intelligence.
Rogers provided Berman with an overview of various global trade trends and themes, including:
- the current outlook for U.S.-bound imports and shipments;
- a Peak Season outlook;
- ongoing inventory drawdowns;
- the U.S.-China relationship related to trade and tariffs, among others;
- the ongoing emergence of U.S.-Mexico-focused nearshoring; and
- a full-year 2024 outlook for U.S.-bound shipments
Chris Rogers is Head of Supply Chain Research for S&P Global Market Intelligence. He has more than 10 years of experience in building research businesses covering corporate decision-making and government policy in the supply chain and logistics sectors at S&P Global, Bloomberg, and Flexport. Chris’s prior experience includes power, gas and emissions markets analysis at investment banks, including JP Morgan and UBS.
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