Global markets and cross-border trade flows are becoming more and more vulnerable to geopolitical risk, and these factors can impact costs, access to capital, and overall economic stability. Peter Zeihan, geopolitical strategist, thinker, futurist, and host of Zeihan on Geopolitics (@ZeihanonGeopolitics), sits down with J.P. Morgan Payments’ Global Head of Trade and Working Capital James Fraser to discuss deglobalization, international tensions and crises, world financial markets, urbanization, manufacturing, and supply chain risks.
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