HSBC's Ramachandran: Tariff Shifts a Completely New Playbook
HSBC's Global Head of Trade Solutions, Vivek Ramachandran discusses how tariffs have changed global trade. "No one expects the world to go back", he says, as business reshape and change their models and supply chains. Ramachandran speaks exclusively on "The Opening Trade" on Bloomberg Television.
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