对于众多外贸企业而言，新兴市场的巨大潜力带来了无限商机，但收款环节的顺畅与否直接影响业务拓 展。PingPong外贸收款凭借其专业、高效、安全的服务，成为企业开拓新兴市场的得力伙伴。PingPong 支持全球多个国家和地区的收款，覆盖众多新兴市场，能够满足企业多样化的业务需求。其交易处理速 度快，可大幅缩短资金回笼周期，提高企业资金周转效率。同时，PingPong严格遵循国际金融安全标 准，采用多重加密技术和安全防护体系，保障企业资金安全无忧。 在全球贸易格局深刻变革的当下，PingPong外贸收款将持续助力企业把握新兴市场机遇，实现业务的稳 健增长。 这种增长是"各取所需"的互利合作。"中国制造"借助中欧班列等通道，将机电产品、绿色装备等送往共 建国家，满足当地生产消费需求；共建国家的特色农产品、能源资源则进入中国市场，丰富消费者选 择，为当地创造就业与收入。新兴市场的崛起，让中国外贸摆脱对单一市场的依赖，推动全球贸易格局 向更均衡、更包容方向发展。 新兴市场正成为全球贸易的"增长引擎"，激活贸易发展新动能。中国与新兴市场的深度绑定，为外贸增 长注入强劲动力。2024年，我国对东盟、拉美、非洲、中亚等新兴市 ...

世界贸易组织官网9月17日消息，2025年版《世界贸易报告》显示，如果制定正确 的扶持政策，到2040年，人工智能（AI）有望通过提高生产率和降低贸易成本，使跨 境商品和服务流动的价值提升近40%。然而，要使人工智能和贸易促进包容性增长，并 实现广泛惠益，就需要制定政策来弥合数字鸿沟，投资于劳动力技能，并维护开放且 可预测的贸易环境。 报告还指出，需要制定开放且可预测的贸易政策，受高收入和中上收入经济体的 影响，针对人工智能相关产品的限制措施的数量随着时间的推移急剧上升，从2012年 的130项增至2024年的近500项。人工智能相关产品的获取仍然不均衡，一些低收入经 济体的约束关税甚至高达45%。投资教育和培训，并实施适当的劳动力市场政策，有助 于避免经济体内部不平等现象的扩大。成员国做出更多承诺，例如更广泛地参与世贸 组织《信息技术协定》和更新《服务贸易总协定》下的承诺，可以使人工智能更具包 容性和可负担性。 报告指出，到2040年，人工智能可能带来贸易和GDP的显著增长。根据低收入、中 等收入和高收入经济体之间不同程度的政策和技术追赶，预计全球贸易将增长34%至 37%，全球GDP可能增长12%至13% ...

Core Insights - Standard Chartered Group's latest report highlights that mainland China remains a preferred market for global companies to restructure their supply chains amid geopolitical changes [1] - The report indicates a shift in China's industry from labor-intensive manufacturing to higher value-added segments [1] - The survey covered 1,200 executives and decision-makers across 17 global markets, projecting trends in global trade and corporate strategic priorities over the next three to five years [1] Industry Trends - There is a growing demand from clients to reshape global trade and supply chain ecosystems, with an increased adoption of smart manufacturing and artificial intelligence to enhance efficiency and offset rising costs [1] - Despite short-term trade fragmentation potentially hindering global growth, the prosperity of emerging economies and advancements in new technologies present complex yet promising opportunities for global trade [1] Company Role - Chinese enterprises are increasingly acting as innovators and enablers in the deep restructuring of global supply chains [1] - There is a notable change in corporate financial needs, with a focus on flexible allocation of cross-border funds, localized settlement capabilities, multi-currency fund management efficiency, and global visibility and compliance requirements [1] - Standard Chartered aims to play the role of a "super connector" by closely monitoring client needs and providing innovative cross-border financial solutions to build localized, regionalized, and digital supply chain systems [1]

世界贸易组织近日发布的《2025世界贸易报告》预测，在正确的政策支持下，到2040年人工智能的 应用有望推动全球贸易增长近40%，全球GDP将增长12%至13%。这一预测不仅彰显了人工智能技术的 巨大潜力，更为全球贸易发展描绘了令人振奋的前景。 在当前全球经济复苏乏力、贸易增长动能不足的背景下，人工智能正在成为推动全球贸易转型升 级、实现可持续增长的重要力量，通过多重路径赋能全球贸易发展。 极大降低贸易成本。在传统国际贸易中，信息搜寻、合同签订、跨境支付、物流运输等环节都存在 大量交易成本，人工智能可以通过智能匹配、自动化流程、优化决策等显著提高贸易效率。相关研究表 明，智能报关系统可缩短70%的通关时间，人工智能驱动的供应链管理可降低20%至30%的物流成本。 推动建立开放、包容、非歧视的人工智能贸易政策环境。各国应避免采取不必要的贸易限制措施， 通过世贸组织等多边平台加强对话协调，制定人工智能相关产品的标准互认机制，降低贸易壁垒。同 时，在数据跨境流动、隐私保护、数字税收等关键问题上寻求国际共识，为人工智能赋能贸易创造可预 测的政策环境。 加强人工智能领域的能力建设和人才培养合作。发达国家应通过技术转让、 ...

世界贸易组织近日发布的《2025世界贸易报告》预测，在正确的政策支持下，到2040年人工智能的应用 有望推动全球贸易增长近40%，全球GDP将增长12%至13%。这一预测不仅彰显了人工智能技术的巨大 潜力，更为全球贸易发展描绘了令人振奋的前景。 在当前全球经济复苏乏力、贸易增长动能不足的背景下，人工智能正在成为推动全球贸易转型升级、实 现可持续增长的重要力量，通过多重路径赋能全球贸易发展。 发挥中国人工智能促进全球贸易的重要作用。我国拥有完整的人工智能产业生态、丰富的应用场景和强 大的技术研发能力，在电子商务、智慧物流、数字支付等与贸易密切相关的人工智能应用领域处于全球 领先地位。应积极参与人工智能全球治理，分享成功经验，支持发展中国家能力建设，为推动构建开 放、包容、平衡、普惠的人工智能全球贸易发展新格局贡献中国智慧和中国方案。 人工智能正在开启全球贸易的新时代，充分发挥人工智能的潜力，推动全球贸易实现更加强劲、包容和 可持续的增长。正如世贸组织报告所提出的，贸易能够帮助各经济体获取人工智能相关资源以及推动人 工智能发展所需的投入，促进创新传播，开辟新的发展路径。在人工智能技术的推动下，全球贸易有望 迎来更 ...

Core Insights - The World Trade Organization's report highlights the significant impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on global trade dynamics, emphasizing the need for multilateral cooperation to ensure inclusive growth rather than exacerbating disparities [1][5] Group 1: Opportunities and Potential of AI in Trade - AI technologies can enhance efficiency in various sectors such as consulting and R&D, potentially increasing global total factor productivity by an additional 0.68% annually [1] - By 2040, global trade is projected to increase by 34% to 37%, with global GDP rising by 12% to 13%, and trade in digitally deliverable services, including AI services, expected to grow by 42% [1] - AI can optimize supply chains, improve customs and compliance efficiency, reduce cross-border communication costs, and assist small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in entering international markets [1][2] Group 2: AI's Role in Market Participation - 90% of companies utilizing AI report trade benefits, with 56% indicating improved risk management capabilities [2] - AI can facilitate broader market participation, particularly benefiting SMEs and developing countries by overcoming barriers such as high compliance costs and insufficient market information [2] - The technology can provide new export opportunities for low-income countries through remote services and online applications [2] Group 3: Risks and Challenges Posed by AI - AI may exacerbate the digital divide, with high-income economies having advanced capabilities compared to low-income countries, potentially leading to a 14% income growth in high-income countries versus only 8% in low-income countries by 2040 [3] - The disparity in AI adoption rates, with over 60% in large enterprises compared to 41% in small enterprises, highlights the challenges faced by lower-income economies [3] - AI's impact on labor markets could threaten jobs in sectors like translation and customer support, which are crucial for low-income countries' export opportunities [3] Group 4: Policy Recommendations for Inclusive Growth - Countries are urged to prepare policies, infrastructure, and capacity building to support AI development, including maintaining low tariffs and open markets [4] - Investment in education and training programs for AI, as well as improvements in data governance and infrastructure, are essential to bridge the skills gap [4] - Support for SMEs in AI adoption and a balanced approach to intellectual property and competition policies are necessary to prevent market concentration [4] Group 5: Importance of International Cooperation - The report stresses the need for enhanced international cooperation in AI governance, particularly in trade-related aspects, to avoid regulatory fragmentation [5] - Inclusive collaboration should involve both high-income and low-income countries in the global AI governance framework [5] - Strategic actions today will determine AI's future impact, with proactive measures potentially transforming AI into a driver of global trade and inclusive growth [5]

Core Insights - The World Trade Organization (WTO) predicts that with appropriate policy support, the application of artificial intelligence (AI) could drive global trade growth by nearly 40% by 2040 [1] - AI is expected to significantly enhance global trade and GDP growth, with trade volumes projected to increase by 34% to 37% and global GDP by 12% to 13% by 2040, depending on policy and technological advancements [1] - The WTO emphasizes the potential of AI to reduce trade costs and improve productivity, but highlights the uneven ability of different economies to access AI technology and participate in digital trade [1] Trade and AI Development - Trade can facilitate access to AI and the necessary investments for its development, promoting innovation and opening new pathways for growth [1] - To harness the potential of AI in trade, stakeholders must take deliberate actions to bridge the digital divide and promote regulatory consistency [1] Policy Recommendations - The report notes a significant increase in restrictions on AI-related goods, from 130 measures in 2012 to nearly 500 by 2024, urging the need for open and predictable trade policies [1] - Strengthening international cooperation, particularly in the intersection of AI and trade, is essential for broader participation in AI development across economies [1] - The WTO is positioned to play a central role in ensuring that AI supports inclusive trade-led growth [1]

Core Insights - The World Trade Organization (WTO) predicts that with appropriate policy support, the application of artificial intelligence (AI) could drive global trade growth by nearly 40% by 2040 [1] - The report indicates that global trade volume is expected to increase by 34% to 37% and global GDP by 12% to 13% by 2040, depending on policy and technological advancements [1] - The WTO emphasizes the significant potential of AI in reducing trade costs and enhancing productivity, but highlights the uneven access to AI technology and digital trade participation among economies [1] Trade and AI Development - Trade can facilitate access to AI and the necessary investments for its development, promoting innovation dissemination and opening new development pathways [1] - To realize the potential of AI in trade, stakeholders must consciously take actions to bridge the digital divide and promote regulatory consistency [1] Policy Recommendations - The report notes a dramatic increase in restrictions on AI-related goods, from 130 measures in 2012 to nearly 500 by 2024, urging the need for open and predictable trade policies [1] - Strengthening international cooperation, particularly in the intersection of AI and trade, is essential for broader participation in AI development across economies [1] - The WTO can play a central role in ensuring that AI supports inclusive trade-led growth [1]

Core Viewpoint - Japan's exports have declined for the fourth consecutive month, primarily due to the impact of U.S. tariffs under President Trump's trade policies, particularly affecting trade with the U.S. [1][3] Export Performance - In August, Japan's export value decreased by 0.1% year-on-year, with automobiles and steel being the main contributors to this decline [1] - Exports to the U.S. saw a significant drop of 13.8%, with automobile exports falling by 28.4% and export volume down by 9.5% [3][4] - Exports to China decreased by 0.5%, while exports to Europe increased by 5.5% [3] Trade Balance - Japan's trade balance recorded a deficit of 242.5 billion yen (approximately 1.7 billion USD) [3] - The import value fell by 5.2%, which was worse than the consensus expectation of a 4.1% decline [3] Economic Implications - The ongoing decline in exports poses risks to Japan's fragile economic growth, potentially disrupting the desired cycle of inflation, wage growth, and overall economic expansion [3] - The impact of U.S. tariffs on Japanese companies, particularly in the automotive sector, may lead to cost-cutting measures that could suppress profit margins and wage growth [3][4] U.S. Trade Relations - Japan's trade surplus with the U.S. was 324 billion yen, indicating ongoing pressure from the U.S. to reduce this gap [5] - The recent trade agreement, which includes a reduction of tariffs on Japanese automobiles, may provide some relief, but its effectiveness will depend on Japan's commitment to invest 5.5 trillion yen as part of the agreement [4]

Core Viewpoint - The Chinese Ministry of Commerce opposes the U.S. request for imposing tariffs on China based on its imports of Russian oil, labeling it as unilateral bullying and economic coercion [1] Group 1: Economic Measures - The U.S. is seeking to impose tariffs ranging from 50% to 100% on China due to its purchase of Russian oil, aiming to pressure China to play a role in ending the Russia-Ukraine conflict [1] - The Chinese government asserts that such measures violate the consensus reached between the leaders of China and the U.S. [1] Group 2: Trade Relations - The Chinese Ministry of Commerce emphasizes the potential severe impact on global trade and supply chain stability if these tariffs are enacted [1] - China expresses a desire for the U.S. to engage in equal dialogue to resolve trade differences amicably [1] Group 3: Global Trade Order - The Chinese government calls for all parties to uphold principles that maintain the stability of the global trade order and supply chains [1] - There is a warning that if China's interests are harmed, it will take necessary measures to protect its legitimate rights [1]