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Chris Rogers
International TradeTrade DataShippingSupply Chain RiskTariffsSourcing Risk
About
Chris Rogers leads Supply Chain research at S&P Global Market Intelligence. His work covers international trade policy, shipping flows, logistics networks and the use of trade data to identify disruption and sourcing risks.
He connects international trade indicators with corporate Supply Chain exposure.
Dataleo perspective
Trade data can provide early warning only when its coverage, lag, classification and geographic biases are understood.
Before changing sourcing or inventory, teams should validate trade data against supplier, shipment and customs evidence and record the confidence of each signal.
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- insightsScope 3 data quality can change which suppliers look risky2026-09-17
- alertsWARNING: BIS flags AI boom as a financial-stability risk2026-09-11
- alertsRISK: Panama Canal slot cuts push priority transit premium to record $5.3m2026-08-28
- newsShipium moves parcel audit upstream with Always-On Audit2026-08-26
- insightsUS container imports rose 9%, but tariff uncertainty is distorting the demand signal2026-07-22
- insightsRisk management is reshaping the Supply Chain operating model2026-07-21
- newsExiger releases defense-industrial-base supply-chain AI report2026-07-14
- insightsTariff exemptions expose the difference between available and qualified supply2026-07-10
- alertsWARNING: Global risk monitor flags customs-data and port-clearance exposure2026-07-08
- alertsREGULATION: USTR public hearings begin on proposed forced-labour trade measures2026-07-07
- alertsREGULATION: USTR comment period closes on forced-labour tariffs covering around 60 economies2026-07-06