The escalation of attacks on international shipping in the Red Sea is making itself felt not only in transport and logistics, but also in consumer goods supply chains - including sporting goods and luxury brands. In fact, this earnings season, more companies have highlighted the Red Sea flashpoint as a watch factor into the months ahead. So which sectors should investors watch out for? And how concerned should we be? Are we near a systemic Covid 2.0 style supply chain disruption? On Money in the Market, Hongbin Jeong speaks to Low Pei Han, Head of Equity Research, Bank of Singapore, to find out more.

The escalation of attacks on international shipping in the Red Sea is making itself felt not only in transport and logistics, but also in consumer goods supply chains - including sporting goods and luxury brands. In fact, this earnings season, more companies have highlighted the Red Sea flashpoint as a watch factor into the months ahead. So which sectors should investors watch out for? And how concerned should we be? Are we near a systemic Covid 2.0 style supply chain disruption? On Money in the Market, Hongbin Jeong speaks to Low Pei Han, Head of Equity Research, Bank of Singapore, to find out more.

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