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Bli værende på denne siden | Fortsett til en lignende side på norskChallenges facing global supply chains and the knock on effects on trade have been making headlines around the world. As economies bounce back from a period of reduced activity, supply chains have been struggling to cope with the sudden increases in demand.
In this Open Insights podcast, Richard Hayes, Acting Head of Trade Solutions Denmark at Nordea, takes a close look at the current state of global trade and the bumps supply chains have encountered as economic output recovers. Richard also discusses the fundamental issues that have been around for some time before COVID lockdowns that area also contributing to supply delays and shortages. Looking at the future, Richard reflects on the further challenges on the horizon that will likely continue to effect trade and supply chains.
Markets and investment
As the European regulatory environment for cryptocurrencies has matured and the demand for virtual currencies and cryptocurrencies is growing across the Nordics, Nordea has decided to allow customers to trade in a crypto-linked product on its platforms.
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Markets and investment
Our analysis of the main public infrastructure programmes in Europe points to a substantial step-up in investment due in 2026, which contrasts with the capital drain we’re seeing for US cleantech. This is driving investors’ sentiment for infrastructure, which, for the first time in years in Q2 2025, was higher in Europe than in the US, topped by the Nordics.
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Corporate insights
Despite global uncertainties, Sweden’s robust economic fundamentals pave the way for an increase in corporate transaction activity in the second half of 2025. Nordea’s view is that interest rates are likely to remain low, and our experts accordingly expect a pickup in deals.
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