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Supply chain stress is intensifying and showing no signs of fading, Moody's Analytics says | Haiti Gazette

The content originally appeared on: CNN 'Supply-chain headaches show no sign of subsiding just yet,' Moody's economists led by Matt Colyar wrote in a Tuesday report. Everything you're waiting for is in these containers About 200,000 shipping containers, holding everything from toys and sneakers to critical parts for factories, remain stuck on ships floating off the coast of Los Angeles. A record 100 cargo vessels, from barges to container ships, are anchored outside the Ports of Los Angeles and Long […]

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