券商中国·2025-06-03 07:17Group 1 - The recent HSBC survey indicates that 74% of Hong Kong enterprises remain confident in expanding international trade over the next two years, with a focus on deepening trade relations with mainland China, South Asia, and Europe [4] - 90% of mainland enterprises express confidence in continuing international trade expansion, with 84% believing that trade uncertainties are prompting them to transform and seek new opportunities [4] - 54% of Asian enterprises plan to increase economic and trade interactions with mainland China, while 38% expect to deepen trade relations with South Asia and 36% with Europe [4][5] Group 2 - The Morning Consult data shows that as of the end of May, China's net approval rating stands at 8.8, while the U.S. is at -1.5, indicating a significant shift in global perceptions [2][7] - The CEO confidence index in the U.S. dropped from 60 to 34, marking the lowest level since Q4 2022 and the largest decline since the survey began in 1976, suggesting a pessimistic outlook on the economic future [2][10] - 34% of Asian enterprises have adjusted prices to cope with rising costs, and 37% have increased inventory levels to address supply chain disruptions [5]