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2025珠江国际贸易论坛前瞻：外贸如何打好“逆风局”？金融赋能稳外贸拓新局
2 1 Shi Ji Jing Ji Bao Dao·2025-04-13 14:02

Group 1: Government Support and Trade Policies - The government work report emphasizes stabilizing foreign trade development and enhancing policies to support enterprises in securing orders and expanding markets [1] - The State Council's guidance on financial services aims to provide quality trade facilitation services for more SMEs and new trade formats [1] Group 2: International Trade Forum - The 137th China Import and Export Fair will host nearly 100 professional institutions and leading enterprises, focusing on international economic trends and risk management [1] - The "2025 Pearl River International Trade Forum" will discuss global economic conditions, trade risks, and the internationalization of the RMB [1][2] Group 3: Risk Management for Enterprises - Chinese enterprises face increased risks when expanding overseas, particularly in Southeast Asia, which has become a key market due to its proximity and cost advantages [2] - The forum will feature discussions on risk mitigation strategies, including a comprehensive risk management framework combining insurance, guarantees, and early warning systems [2] Group 4: RMB Internationalization - The internationalization of the RMB is gaining momentum, with increasing demand for RMB in trade settlements and investments, enhancing its role in foreign trade growth [3] Group 5: Transformation of Chinese Manufacturing - Chinese foreign trade is shifting from scale expansion to value enhancement, with industries like electric vehicles and smart equipment upgrading to higher value chains [4] - BYD's overseas sales reached 417,000 units in 2024, a 71.9% increase, while Hisense's overseas revenue accounted for 46.5% of total revenue [4] Group 6: Successful Case Studies - Companies like Lingdu Intelligent are innovating in the cleaning robot sector, showcasing successful international expansion strategies [5] - The forum will include discussions on the experiences of leading companies and how financial institutions can support foreign trade enterprises [5]