EnAdidas, Nike face continuing Vietnam challenges; Shimano could see higher costs if U.S. EU steel rhetoric moves forward; GM, P&G, Mondelez could all be impacted by new trade rules; Fujifilm pivots to drugs as printing declines
Also: Chinese logistics prepare for lunar new year; Fed could speed up monetary pullback in face of inflation; Tin tops up chip shortage woes
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