In investment terms, uncertainty is the enemy of growth. The dramatic changes we have seen so far in 2022 have wreaked havoc on savings plans everywhere, and the uncertain outlook is keeping many investors away from the markets.

But what if today’s uncertainty actually has the opposite effect? Faced with a more uncertain future, companies and governments may be more willing to spend on innovation and adaptation, presenting incredible buying opportunities for those who are able to spot the trends.

Clear signs of slowing exports from Asia have drawn considerable attention and compounded worries over global growth. Factory closures since early April in Shanghai, Jilin and Kunshan have contributed to a 17% drop in inbound container traffic at Long Beach and Los Angeles compared to year-ago levels… Read more.