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What In The World? Supply and demand

Here’s the UK segment of the latest episode of What In The World? – an online show that’s recorded for your fellow Fools in the US. We hope you enjoy it!

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Here’s the UK segment of the latest episode of What In The World? – an online show that’s recorded for your fellow Fools in the US. We hope you enjoy it!

In this episode, The Motley Fool UK’s director of investing Mark Rogers and executive publisher Chris Nials discuss the serious supply chain issues that have not only led to problems in the supermarkets, but also panic at the petrol stations…

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