
BCG CEO Christoph Schweizer said trade and tariffs are "over-emphasised" and that business leaders now face bigger challenges from geopolitical uncertainty and rapid technological change. Speaking at the ET World Leaders Forum…
BCG CEO Christoph Schweizer said trade and tariffs are "over-emphasised" and that business leaders now face bigger challenges from geopolitical uncertainty and rapid technological change. Speaking at the ET World Leaders Forum in New Delhi on Friday, he noted that the current generation of CEOs no longer believes the world will return to stability.

Schweizer's remarks come as global CEOs grapple with trade fragmentation, AI disruption, and shorter planning cycles, now down to two to four years. The comment that tariffs are over-emphasised is notable because it pushes back against a narrative focused on US-China trade wars. What matters next is how Indian corporates, heavily reliant on exports and imports, adapt their supply chains and investment strategies without stable geopolitical assumptions.
Source: timesofindia.indiatimes.com
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