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Supply shocks weren’t random. They were strategic—and should be seen as ‘supply coercion’ instead, former Fed official says
As the Federal Reserve considers how to respond to the latest inflationary spike, a former central banker has warned that the traditional monetary policy playbook doesn’t apply. In a Substack post last week, former Philadelphia Fed President Patrick Harker argued that the term “supply shock” is a mischaracterization of what’s really been going on in
DOE: Fuel supply may last until mid-May
With one million barrels of fuel expected to arrive in the coming weeks, Philippine fuel supply may last until the second week of May, according to the Department of Energy...
46% Of Bitcoin Supply Now In Loss—What It Could Take For A Bottom
On-chain data shows almost half of all Bitcoin is currently underwater, representing overhead supply that might need to be absorbed before a price bottom. Around 9.31 Million Bitcoin Is Now Being Held At A Loss In a new post on X, CryptoQuant community analyst Maartunn has talked about why a true Bitcoin bottom takes time
Unlocking supply chain visibility with IoT in logistics and shipping
In today’s globalized world, supply chains are more complex and vulnerable than ever, with key industries facing growing challenges in efficiency, cost control and sustainability. A smooth supply chain relies on visibility—the ability to track cargo, fleets and assets at every stage—making it an indispensable factor in enhancing operations, reducing disruptions and enabling seamless processes.
Hope for £43m owed to Henry’s supply chain
Administrators for Henry Construction Projects say there could be sufficient funds to pay some of the £43m owed to its supply chain if legal proceedings are successful. In their latest progress report, joint administrators David Hudson and Geoffrey Rowley of FRP Advisory said they were aware of more than 5,000 unsecured creditors that could recoup
Bowie supply chain not expected to get £1.7m owed
The administrators of Bowie Construction have warned unsecured creditors “it is not anticipated” that they will recover any money owed to them. In their latest progress report, Frank Wessely and Jo Leach from Quantuma said 101 claims totalling £1.7m of an estimated £4.5m total were received from unsecured creditors by December 2025. HMRC – a secondary preferential
How Can Supply Chain Consulting Services Benefit Your Business?
Supply chain consulting services offer a way to streamline your operations and lower costs through expert analysis and customized strategies. By identifying bottlenecks in your processes, consultants can help you optimize resource allocation and improve inventory management. This not merely leads to quicker delivery times but likewise boosts transparency and decision-making. Comprehending these benefits is
Supply chain given hope in latest Inland Homes update
Supply chain partners to collapsed housebuilder Inland Homes have been given renewed hope they will ultimately receive some funds. In their latest update, administrators from FRP Advisory said it was now “likely that there will be sufficient funds available to enable a dividend to unsecured creditors”. In May, FRP warned no funds would be available
