The two-year global supply crisis is beginning to worsen again this month after easing due to the waning of the pandemic, as war in Ukraine and CCP virus lockdowns raise shipping costs and slow growth, according to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on March 28. “The sea carries more than 80 percent of the world’s traded goods, most of which sail inside 40-foot-long steel containers stacked by the thousands atop some of the largest vessels ever built,” said the IMF. The current resurgence of inflation is expected to impact the global economy through the end of 2022, which “will create complicated trade-offs for many central bankers facing increasing inflation and still ample slack in economic activity,” said the international lender. The CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus pandemic led to a shipping crunch, with transportation costs seven times the normal rate in the 18 months after March 2020, making shipping commodities in bulk …