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Bloomberg Terminal and the Bloomberg Business app. To talk about the

specific sectors and some of the rolling recessions, one of the

recessions has been in the logistics area in the shipping area and I do before we get to Steve Rishuto of Mizujo here I do want to just touch base with Lee

Glasgow senior a logistics analyst at Bloomberg Intelligence and Lee, the reason why you're

really the person who I want to speak to is to understand how much we could be dealing with

potential supply chain disruptions again because of what we're seeing in the Red Sea.

Yeah I don't think these are going to be a major dislocation. I think it's going to be more or less a

hiccup if you will. But the net effect is that freight rates are rising.

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