地方两会代表委员热议大宗商品市场发展新动向

Group 1: Economic Development and Commodity Market Trends - The discussions during the local two sessions reflect new trends in the commodity market, emphasizing "optimizing commodity resource allocation," "high-level opening up," and "enhancing supply chain resilience" as key issues for regional economic development and the national unified market [1] - The Shanghai Putuo District aims to create a trillion-level commodity trading platform, integrating commodity trade into the overall construction of the Yangtze River Delta industrial innovation belt [2][3] Group 2: Internationalization and Service Enhancement - Guangdong's strategy focuses on upgrading from "policy-based opening" to "capability-based and systematic opening," aiming to enhance international competitiveness and sustainability in the modern industrial system [4][5] - The need for a comprehensive service system to support medium-sized enterprises with innovation capabilities but lacking international experience is highlighted, suggesting the establishment of a "new quality productivity output base" to provide one-stop support for companies going abroad [5] Group 3: Digital Transformation and Financial Integration - In Jiangxi, the proposal to build a digital platform aims to link various industry chain participants, reducing supply chain costs and enhancing overall efficiency through the integration of logistics, finance, and information flows [7] - The implementation of an "industry + technology + finance" strategy by Jiujiang Bank is designed to support the digital transformation of industrial clusters, providing comprehensive service solutions for key industries [7] Group 4: Infrastructure and Logistics Development - Yunnan's "Golden Passage" initiative aims to address high logistics costs and improve the flow of bulk goods, with significant achievements in trade partnerships and a 10.2% increase in total trade volume [9][10] - The focus on creating a cross-border financial service center and a digital trade service platform is intended to enhance the efficiency of logistics and supply chain management, facilitating the transition from a "goods channel" to a "supply chain hub" [10]