当美国竖起贸易高墙 世界正在“另起炉灶”

Group 1 - Canada has surpassed the US in car imports from Mexico, while China is sourcing soybeans from South America instead of US farmers, indicating a shift in global trade dynamics [1] - Small economies are adapting to increased US market entry barriers, with Peru expanding its blueberry market to Asia and Lesotho focusing on Asia, Europe, and Africa [1] - 14 countries, including New Zealand, Singapore, Switzerland, and the UAE, have formed partnerships to enhance trade and investment among themselves [1] Group 2 - Logistics companies, such as ICTSI, are experiencing significant changes due to the evolving trade landscape, with ICTSI's stock rising nearly 30% this year [2] - China's exports to the US have dropped by 33%, while exports to ASEAN, the EU, and Africa have increased by 23%, 10%, and 26% respectively, indicating a shift in trade patterns [2] - Clarksons Plc predicts a nearly 3% contraction in cargo volume on the trans-Pacific route, while all other routes are expected to grow [2] Group 3 - The EU is actively expanding its trade partner network, currently covering 76 partners, and is accelerating negotiations with the South American common market [5][6] - Recent trade agreements include a free trade deal with Indonesia and progress in negotiations with Australia, reflecting renewed momentum in trade discussions [6] - The trend of countries signing bilateral or regional agreements may marginalize smaller economies that rely on a rules-based trading system led by the WTO [6][7] Group 4 - East Timor, a new WTO member, hopes to diversify its economy by opening new markets for coffee, vanilla, and fruits, despite its small size and economic challenges [7] - US companies are also feeling the impact of trade policies, with some, like True Places, shifting focus away from the US market due to tariffs [7]