Economy
August 26, 2021
Written by Alex Tuckett
By CRU Principal Economist Alex Tuckett, from CRU’s Global Steel Trade Service, Nov. 18
The world economy is facing multiple headwinds. Supply-chain problems continue to hold back industrial sectors and elevate inflation. Meanwhile, an energy crisis is adding to the pressure on manufacturers and consumers.
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