“关税风暴”下，金融之力如何为企业“稳外贸”

Group 1: Core Insights - The commitment from a state-owned bank in Shenzhen to not withdraw or reduce loans to private enterprises highlights the financial sector's support for foreign trade companies amid external challenges [1] - Shenzhen's foreign trade enterprises have seen a total import and export value of 990.1 billion yuan in Q1 2023, reflecting a year-on-year growth of 2.8% [1] - The implementation of the "Big Coverage" export credit insurance aims to provide comprehensive support to small and medium-sized foreign trade enterprises in Shenzhen [8] Group 2: Financial Support Measures - As of March 2025, loans to foreign trade enterprises in Shenzhen reached 1.1 trillion yuan, with a focus on enhancing financial support for these businesses [1] - Banks are conducting risk assessments and "stress tests" on foreign trade enterprises to evaluate their exposure to potential impacts from U.S. tariffs [2][3] - Various banks are introducing differentiated financial products and services to meet the specific needs of foreign trade enterprises, including "Cross-border E-loan" and "Export E-loan" [5][6] Group 3: Insurance Support - The "Cross-border E-commerce Insurance" initiative has been launched to help e-commerce businesses mitigate risks associated with global trade uncertainties [9][10] - Export credit insurance is being optimized to increase coverage limits for small and micro foreign trade enterprises, enhancing their risk protection [10] - Insurance institutions are prioritizing claims processing for cases related to U.S. tariffs to expedite support for affected enterprises [10]