5月全球经贸摩擦指数环比下降37.8%

Core Insights - The global trade friction index decreased by 37.8% month-on-month in May, indicating a reduction in trade tensions [1] - The comprehensive index for May stands at 105, which remains at a high level despite the decrease [1] - The decline in trade friction measures is attributed to various factors, including the suspension of certain tariff increases by the United States [1] Summary by Category Global Trade Friction Index - The global trade friction index for May is reported at 105, reflecting a significant month-on-month decrease of 37.8% [1] - Year-on-year, the monetary value of global trade friction measures has decreased by 13% [1] Country-Specific Insights - Among the 20 monitored countries and regions, the European Union, India, and the United States have the highest global trade friction indices [1] - The United States continues to lead in the amount involved in global trade friction measures, maintaining this position for 11 consecutive months [1] - The U.S. has the highest levels of tariff measures, trade remedy measures, and import/export restrictions, contributing to the sustained high level of the global trade friction index [1]