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APAC Equity Research Watching the ships roll in: Chokepoints contained, cost pressure not
J P M O R G A N Asia Pacific Equity Research
15 May 2026
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APAC Equity Research
Watching the ships roll in: Chokepoints contained, cost
pressure not
One month since our initial assessment, the impact from the situation in the Middle APAC Equity Research Team
ACEast has evolved from a supply shock to a cost shock. Government interventions have Aditya Srinath
stabilised physical availability across select commodities and markets, but rising (65) 6882-7138
input costs are now propagating through the entire supply chain—from upstream aditya.srinath@jpmorgan.com
feedstocks to end-market consumer goods. Margin pressure is the dominant risk for J.P. Morgan Securities Singapore Private Limited
Q2–Q3 2026 earnings. The sectors facing the greatest margin sensitivity include Hannah L Lee AC
Taiwan refiners/chemicals and Chinese airlines, while container shipping and tankers (852) 2800-8886
hannah.l.lee@jpmorgan.com
with scale, pricing power, and supply discipline remain better positioned. J.P. Morgan Securities (Asia Pacific) Limited/ J.P.
Morgan Broking (Hong Kong) Limited
• Supply contained, but cost pressure intensifying — pass-through ability
now the key differentiator: Regional governments have acted decisively to
prevent physical shortages from becoming systemic, e.g.: the naptha export
bank in Korea, Japan's SPR release, Taiwan's guaranteed LNG procurement
The authors acknowledge the
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