Deglobalisation or “slowbalisation”?
There is increasing concern that we are entering a period of deglobalisation. A heightened sense of geopolitical risk and stress within global supply chains following the Covid pandemic and the Russia Ukraine are contributing to fears of a retreat in global trade growth. A series of targeted interventionalist policies by the West towards countries reliant on importing advanced technology and rising US-China tensions are only adding fuel to this fire. In this webinar, we explore whether these fears are warranted in our view and what is visible in the trade data.
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Niti Gupta
Economist, Freight, OE Australia
Niti Gupta
Economist, Freight, OE Australia
Melbourne, Australia
Niti joined Oxford Economics in 2021 as a member of the consulting department, focusing on ports and freight related projects on a global scale. She has international experience in consulting on projects within Local Government, Maritime, Transport & Logistics and the Consumer Goods Industry.
Prior to joining Oxford Economics, Niti worked at DP World Dubai for six years, in which time she led/co led a Business Intelligence team covering non containerised cargo business in the UAE region.
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