GEP global supply chain index hits -0.20 in Nov, lowest since June

The GEP Global Supply Chain Volatility Index rose to -0.20 in November, the lowest spare capacity since June, driven by Asia’s rising procurement activity, particularly in China and India.
North America saw increased safety stockpiling ahead of potential tariffs, while Europe faced weakening demand amid a worsening industrial recession.
Manufacturers are planning to overcome trade challenges.

​The GEP Global Supply Chain Volatility Index rose to -0.20 in November, the lowest spare capacity since June, driven by Asia’s rising procurement activity, particularly in China and India.
North America saw increased safety stockpiling ahead of potential tariffs, while Europe faced weakening demand amid a worsening industrial recession.
Manufacturers are planning to overcome trade challenges.