The Federal Reserve Bank of New York reports that supply chain disruptions intensified in September compared to the previous month, signaling persistent challenges in global trade and logistics networks. Economists warn the uptick could contribute to ongoing inflationary pressures as delays and shortages continue to affect production and distribution. The data highlights how lingering bottlenecks may weigh on recovery efforts, even as other economic indicators show signs of stabilization. Businesses and policymakers are closely monitoring the trend for potential ripple effects on prices and consumer goods availability.
New York Fed says supply chain pressures rose last month relative to August Reuters
