为落实中欧领导人会晤共识，妥善解决欧盟对华电动汽车案，中欧双方本着相互尊重的态度，进行了多 轮磋商。双方一致认为，有必要向对欧盟出口纯电动汽车的中国出口商，提供关于价格承诺的通用指 导，以便中国出口商可通过更加实用、有针对性且符合世贸组织规则的方式，解决相关关注。 （文章来源：商务部网站） 为此，欧方将发布《关于提交价格承诺申请的指导文件》，并在文件中确认，欧方将秉持非歧视原则， 根据世贸组织规则有关规定，对每一项价格承诺申请，适用相同法律标准，并以客观和公正的方式进行 评估。 这充分体现了中欧双方的对话精神和磋商成果。中欧双方有能力、有意愿，在世贸组织规则框架下，通 过对话磋商妥善化解分歧，维护中欧及全球汽车产业链供应链稳定。这不仅有利于中欧经贸关系健康发 展，也有利于维护以规则为基础的国际贸易秩序。 ...

Core Insights - Thailand's unrefined gold exports reached a value of 11.9 billion USD in the first 11 months of 2025, marking a 13.2% increase compared to the same period last year [1] - Gold exports accounted for 3.8% of Thailand's total exports in 2025, up from 2.9% in 2024 [1] - In November 2025, gold export value was 335 million USD, showing a significant year-on-year decline of 51.2%, attributed to accelerated growth in previous periods [1] Export Market Overview - The top five countries and regions for Thailand's gold exports from January to November 2025 are: 1. Switzerland: 11.9 billion USD 2. Cambodia: 5.849 billion USD 3. Singapore: 2.513 billion USD 4. Laos: 1.49 billion USD 5. Hong Kong: 687 million USD [1] Import Market Overview - Thailand's gold imports reached 20.245 billion USD in the first 11 months of 2025, reflecting a 43.9% increase year-on-year, constituting 6.4% of total gold imports [1] - In November 2025, gold imports amounted to 2.014 billion USD, which is a 6.3% decrease compared to the same month last year [1]

Core Insights - The bilateral trade between Cambodia and China is projected to exceed $19.7 billion in 2025, marking a year-on-year increase of nearly 30% [1] Trade Summary - In 2025, Cambodia's total trade with China is expected to reach $19.73 billion, reflecting a 29.9% year-on-year growth. Exports from Cambodia to China are estimated at $1.69 billion, showing a decline of 3.6%, while imports from China are projected at $18.04 billion, increasing by 34.3% [1] - The United States is identified as Cambodia's second-largest trading partner, with trade expected to reach $13.15 billion in 2025, a year-on-year increase of 29.2%. Exports to the U.S. are projected at $12.73 billion, up by 28.5%, and imports from the U.S. are expected to be $420 million, rising by 57.8% [1] - Vietnam ranks as Cambodia's third-largest trading partner, with trade anticipated at $7.79 billion in 2025, showing a slight decline of 1%. Exports to Vietnam are expected to be $3.73 billion, down by 0.8%, while imports from Vietnam are projected at $4.06 billion, decreasing by 2.5% [1] Overall Trade Performance - Cambodia's total international trade is projected to reach $64.03 billion in 2025, reflecting a year-on-year growth of 16.8%. Total exports are expected to be $30.15 billion, increasing by 14.7%, while total imports are projected at $33.88 billion, rising by 18.7% [1]

Core Viewpoint - The Thailand-China railway project Phase II (Nakhon Ratchasima to Nong Khai) is entering a critical advancement phase, with preparations for the first three civil engineering contracts underway, aiming for public consultation completion and tendering to start in 2026 [1] Group 1: Project Details - The entire Phase II project consists of 8 contract segments, covering a total distance of 357 kilometers, with an estimated total investment of approximately 341.3 billion Thai Baht [1] - The construction period is planned for 4 years, with the goal of officially opening the railway by 2031 [1] Group 2: Timeline and Milestones - The year 2026 is designated as the year for concentrated "bidding, tendering, and construction" for the second phase of the Thailand-China high-speed railway [1] - Subsequent contracts will be opened for public consultation and tendering in batches, ultimately achieving direct connectivity to the Laos border at Nong Khai, enhancing regional transportation and cross-border connectivity [1] Group 3: Phase I Updates - The Phase I project (Bangkok to Nakhon Ratchasima) has been under construction since 2017, but two contracts are currently stalled due to issues: one related to shared structures with the "Three Airports High-Speed Rail" requiring joint venture contract modifications, and the other concerning the impact assessment on the Ayutthaya World Heritage site, which is undergoing design adjustments expected to take about six months [1]

Core Insights - Thailand's trade volume showed significant growth in the first ten months before 2025, particularly with 18 countries/regions that have signed Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) [1] - The total trade volume reached $337.379 billion, marking a 13% increase compared to the same period last year [1] - China remains Thailand's most important trading partner, followed by ASEAN countries, Japan, and India [1] Trade Growth with FTA Partners - Trade with FTA partner countries grew at a satisfactory pace, with China increasing by 28%, India by 27%, ASEAN by 13%, and Japan by 2% [1] - Trade with FTA partners accounted for 59.2% of Thailand's total trade volume [1] Export and Import Performance - Exports to FTA partner countries reached $154.555 billion, with an 8% increase [1] - The highest growth in exports was seen in industrial products, which rose by 12% to $118.061 billion, while agricultural and processed agricultural products saw a 1% increase [1] - Imports from FTA partner countries totaled $182.824 billion, reflecting an 18% year-on-year growth [1] - The majority of imports were production inputs, making up 67% of total imports, including essential raw materials such as electrical machinery, machinery, chemical products, steel, and metal ores [1]

Core Viewpoint - The National Business Work Conference emphasized the importance of implementing the decisions made by the Central Committee and outlined the goals and tasks for the 14th Five-Year Plan and the upcoming 15th Five-Year Plan, focusing on stabilizing and advancing business development in China [1][3]. Group 1: Achievements and Initiatives - The conference highlighted significant achievements in the past year, including efforts to boost consumption, stabilize foreign trade, and optimize foreign investment structures [2]. - Key initiatives included promoting consumption through trade-in programs, enhancing service consumption, and innovating consumption scenarios [2]. - The conference noted the strengthening of the three pillars of a trade powerhouse, with stable foreign investment and orderly foreign investment development [2]. Group 2: Goals for 2026 - The year 2026 is identified as the starting point for the 15th Five-Year Plan, with a focus on high-quality development and better coordination between domestic economic work and international trade [3][4]. - The conference outlined eight key areas of work for 2026, including enhancing consumption, building a modern market system, and promoting trade innovation [4]. - Specific goals include creating a "Buy in China" brand, optimizing trade structures, and expanding foreign investment [4]. Group 3: Leadership and Governance - The conference stressed the need for strong party leadership in business work and the importance of high-quality governance to promote business development [5]. - It called for a focus on safety production and market supply within the business system [5]. - The emphasis was placed on uniting under the leadership of the Central Committee to ensure a successful start to the 15th Five-Year Plan [5].

Core Insights - Papua New Guinea (PNG) is building a more resilient economy by 2025, driven by agriculture, manufacturing, and mining sectors despite challenges in agriculture [1] - The economy is on track to achieve a projected 4.3% real GDP growth by September 2025, supported by increased agricultural exports, improved mining output, and ongoing public infrastructure projects [1] - Employment has grown by 2.8% over the past 12 months, with both mining and non-mining sectors contributing to job creation [1] Economic Performance - The mining sector has become a pillar of the economy, with the PNG LNG project contributing over 5 billion kina in tax revenue in the first five months of 2025, and an estimated 1.6 billion kina in corporate income tax for the entire mining sector [2] - Gold production and exports have increased since 2024, with market prices rising to approximately 18,000 kina per ounce, further boosting the mining sector [2] - The agricultural sector faces mixed results; while international coffee prices have surged due to adverse weather in major producing regions, PNG's coffee export volume has declined [2] Challenges and Risks - Structural challenges and instability in the agricultural sector remain key areas of concern, despite the overall economic growth driven by strong performance in mining and manufacturing [2] - There are risks related to uneven access to credit and imbalances in liquidity distribution within the banking system, which may limit effective monetary policy transmission and credit expansion to the broader economy [1]

Core Insights - Despite facing economic pressures, Thailand's digital economy is expected to provide significant support for growth in 2026 [1] Group 1: Digital Economy Growth - The digital payment market in Thailand is projected to exceed $8.6 billion by 2025, making it one of the fastest-growing markets in Southeast Asia [1] - Approximately 75% of the Thai population has utilized AI tools like ChatGPT, indicating a strong acceptance of technology [1] Group 2: Consumer and Business Trends - The current digital transformation is primarily consumer-driven, necessitating businesses to accelerate their digitalization, cloud computing, and AI strategies to enhance productivity and competitiveness in an uncertain economic environment [1]

据泰媒报道，泰国旅游与体育部数据显示，2025年泰国共接待外国游客3290万人次，同比下降7.23%， 国际旅游收入减少4.71%，降至1.53万亿泰铢。主要客源市场依次为马来西亚、中国、印度、俄罗斯和 韩国。国内旅游在一定程度上对冲了下滑影响，泰国居民全年出游2.02亿人次，同比增长2.7%，带来 1.16万亿泰铢收入，全年旅游总收入达到2.7万亿泰铢。泰国旅游局表示，2026年目标是吸引3670万外国 游客，并推动国内出游次数增至2.05亿人次，力争实现旅游收入7%的增长。 ...

Core Viewpoint - The National Business Work Conference held on January 10-11 emphasizes eight key areas for the national business system to focus on by 2026, aiming to enhance consumption, trade, and investment in China [1]. Group 1: Consumption Enhancement - Implement special actions to boost consumption and create the "Buy in China" brand, focusing on new growth points in service consumption and optimizing the old-for-new policy for consumer goods [1] - Develop international consumption environments and promote digital, green, and health consumption to stimulate lower-tier market activity [1]. Group 2: Market and Trade Development - Establish a modern market and circulation system, advancing the construction of a unified national market and enhancing retail innovation [1] - Promote trade innovation and establish the "Export China" brand by upgrading goods trade and significantly developing service trade, including digital and green trade [1]. Group 3: Foreign Investment and International Cooperation - Create new advantages for attracting foreign investment and enhance the "Invest in China" brand by expanding service sector openness and improving investment promotion levels [1] - Align with international high-standard economic and trade rules to further develop open highlands and enhance the quality and efficiency of open platforms [1]. Group 4: Risk Management and Economic Cooperation - Effectively manage foreign investment and guide cross-border supply chain layouts while deepening "Belt and Road" economic cooperation [1] - Strengthen bilateral and multilateral economic cooperation, implement global initiatives, and expand the free trade zone network [1]. - Establish a robust risk prevention framework to safeguard supply chain resilience and security [1].