Report Core View - The report focuses on the new energy installation progress in the power industry and provides an overview of mid - level events, industry status, and key data in various industries [1] Industry Overview Production Industry - On September 24, 2025, President Xi Jinping announced China's new national independent contributions at the United Nations Climate Change Summit. By 2035, China aims to reduce the net greenhouse gas emissions in the entire economy by 7% - 10% from the peak, increase the share of non - fossil energy consumption in the total energy consumption to over 30%, increase the total installed capacity of wind and solar power to more than 6 times that of 2020, striving for 36 billion kilowatts, reach a forest stock volume of over 240 billion cubic meters, make new energy vehicles the mainstream of new vehicle sales, cover major high - emission industries in the national carbon emissions trading market, and basically build a climate - resilient society [1] Service Industry - Nine departments including the Ministry of Commerce issued 13 policy measures to promote service exports, aiming to boost the high - quality development of service trade. These measures include leveraging existing funds, enhancing the guiding fund's role, optimizing tax - free procedures, and increasing export credit insurance support. Support is also provided for international data service businesses in areas like the Lin - gang New Area of the Shanghai Free Trade Pilot Zone and the Hainan Free Trade Port, and for establishing international data and cloud - computing centers in relevant areas [2] Upstream - In infrastructure, cement prices have increased; in agriculture, the prices of eggs and palm oil have declined [2] Midstream - The polyester operating rate in the chemical industry has slightly decreased [3] Downstream - In the real estate sector, the sales of commercial housing in first - and second - tier cities have declined; in the service sector, the number of domestic flights has remained stable [3] Key Data Agricultural Products - On September 24, the spot price of corn was 2,288.6 yuan/ton with a year - on - year decrease of 0.12%, the spot price of eggs was 7.8 yuan/kg with a - 3.13% change, the spot price of palm oil was 9,040 yuan/ton with a - 4.50% change, the spot price of cotton was 15,090.8 yuan/ton with a - 1.50% change, the average wholesale price of pork was 19.6 yuan/kg with a - 0.81% change [37] Metals - On September 24, the spot price of copper was 80,060 yuan/ton with a - 0.67% change, the spot price of zinc was 21,824 yuan/ton with a - 1.45% change, the spot price of aluminum was 20,693.3 yuan/ton with a - 1.02% change, the spot price of nickel was 122,633.3 yuan/ton with a - 0.31% change, the spot price of aluminum was 17,031.3 yuan/ton with a - 0.18% change, the spot price of螺纹钢 was 3,195 yuan/ton with a 1.49% change, the spot price of iron ore was 813.7 yuan/ton with a 0.76% change, the spot price of wire rod was 3,375 yuan/ton with a 0.75% change, the spot price of glass was 14.3 yuan/square meter with no change [37] Others - On September 24, the spot price of natural rubber was 14,983.3 yuan/ton with a - 0.72% change, the China Plastic City price index was 790.7 with a - 0.33% change, the spot price of WTI crude oil was 63.4 dollars/barrel with a 0.17% change, the spot price of Brent crude oil was 67 dollars/barrel with a - 0.70% change, the spot price of liquefied natural gas was 3,802 yuan/ton with a - 1.81% change, the coal price was 788 yuan/ton with a 1.03% change, the spot price of PTA was 4,572.9 yuan/ton with a - 1.64% change, the spot price of polyethylene was 7,350 yuan/ton with a - 0.63% change, the spot price of urea was 1,655 yuan/ton with a - 1.05% change, the spot price of soda ash was 1,262.5 yuan/ton with no change, the national cement price index was 134.1 (compared to 114.3) with a 2.68% change, the real - estate building materials comprehensive index had a 0.24% change, and the national concrete price index was 91.7 with a - 0.08% change [37]

Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Commerce and nine other departments have issued a comprehensive set of policies aimed at promoting service exports, which includes 13 specific measures to enhance support for service trade and digital trade [1][2]. Group 1: Policy Measures - The policies include enhancing the role of the Service Trade Innovation Development Guidance Fund to attract more social capital into service trade and digital trade [1]. - There is an emphasis on increasing support from export credit insurance, expanding coverage in areas such as transportation, maintenance, and internet advertising, while improving claims service quality [1][2]. - The policies aim to optimize cross-border capital flow management, facilitating multinational companies' integrated currency pools and enhancing the efficiency of cross-border fund settlements for service trade [2]. Group 2: Focus Areas - The measures are designed to inject new momentum into traditional service export sectors, particularly in tourism, by promoting inbound consumption and enhancing international competitiveness [3]. - There is a focus on cultivating knowledge-intensive service exports closely related to the digital and green economies, as well as production-related services such as high-end design and certification [3]. - The policies represent the first comprehensive and systematic approach to service export support in China, covering fiscal, financial, regulatory, and international market development aspects [2].

Core Insights - Hainan is set to officially close its borders on December 18, marking a significant step towards establishing a new type of offshore international trade center, which aims to shift Chinese enterprises from being mere suppliers to service providers in global trade [3][4][5] Group 1: New Offshore Trade Model - The new offshore trade model allows Chinese companies to engage in global trade without passing through Chinese ports, enhancing their role in the global supply chain [3] - This model emphasizes remote control and management of trade processes, enabling companies to coordinate procurement, processing, and sales across multiple countries [3] Group 2: Importance of Hainan Free Trade Port - Hainan's free trade port will cover an area of 35,400 square kilometers, significantly larger than existing free trade zones in China, providing ample space for talent and enterprises [5] - The free trade port will offer greater openness compared to traditional free trade zones, with most goods exempt from tariffs and simplified trade regulations [7][20] Group 3: Competitive Advantages - Hainan's free trade port will implement a zero-tariff policy for over 70% of goods, compared to Shanghai's limited tariff exemptions, making it a more attractive location for offshore trade [7][19] - The port will also feature a simplified customs process, allowing goods to enter before customs declaration, enhancing operational efficiency [7] Group 4: Service Trade Growth - The global trade landscape has shifted, with intermediate goods now accounting for over 70% of trade, and service trade comprising 30% of total trade volume, indicating a need for high-quality service support in offshore trade [8][9] - Hainan's service trade is projected to grow over 20% in 2024, with significant increases in sectors like transportation, tourism, and digital trade [9] Group 5: Offshore RMB Settlement Center - Hainan aims to establish an offshore RMB settlement center, complementing Hong Kong's existing role, to facilitate domestic and international capital flow [11][12] - This center will enhance the internationalization of the RMB and attract foreign investment, contributing to Hainan's financial ecosystem [12][15] Group 6: Challenges and Opportunities - Despite its potential, Hainan faces challenges such as a lack of financial market openness and service infrastructure, which could hinder its ability to attract high-quality resources [14] - However, Hainan's strategic location and the government's support for establishing a financial settlement center present significant opportunities for growth [14][15] Group 7: Future Trade Rules - The evolving global trade rules emphasize "zero tariffs," "zero barriers," and "zero subsidies," which align with Hainan's goals for trade liberalization [17][18] - Hainan's free trade port is positioned to experiment with these principles, potentially serving as a model for broader national implementation [20][21]

Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Commerce and nine other departments have issued a notice on promoting service exports, emphasizing the importance of developing service trade as a means to expand high-level opening-up and cultivate new momentum for foreign trade [3]. Group 1: Policy Measures - The notice outlines 13 specific measures to enhance service exports and promote high-quality development in service trade [3]. - It encourages the use of existing central and local funding channels to support new service export models, including digital services, high-end design, and green services [4]. - The notice highlights the need to enhance the role of the Service Trade Innovation Development Guidance Fund to attract more social capital into service and digital trade sectors [5]. Group 2: Export Support Mechanisms - The notice proposes optimizing the zero tax rate declaration process for service exports to improve efficiency [6]. - It calls for increased support from export credit insurance companies to provide comprehensive risk protection for service exports [8]. - The document emphasizes the need for precise export credit insurance policies to better serve small and medium-sized enterprises [9]. Group 3: Cross-Border Facilitation - The notice aims to facilitate cross-border personnel movement and improve visa policies for foreign investors and high-level talent [10]. - It encourages the optimization of cross-border capital flow management and the enhancement of cross-border payment convenience for service trade [10]. - The document supports the establishment of international data centers and cloud computing centers in designated areas to provide data processing services [12][13]. Group 4: Intellectual Property and Data Management - The notice promotes the transformation and transaction of intellectual property, including the establishment of a value assessment and transaction system [11]. - It outlines measures for the cross-border flow of important data, including the development of an important data directory and operational guidelines [11]. - The document supports the exploration of international data service business development in specific regions [13].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the recent notification issued by the Ministry of Commerce and nine other departments regarding measures to promote service exports, emphasizing the importance of developing service trade as a means to enhance high-level opening-up and cultivate new momentum for foreign trade [1][5]. Summary by Sections 1. Support for Service Exports - The notification outlines 13 specific measures to accelerate service trade development, including utilizing existing funding channels to support various new service export models and green services [6][1]. 2. Investment in Service Trade - It emphasizes enhancing the role of the Service Trade Innovation Development Guidance Fund to attract more social capital into service and digital trade sectors [8][2]. 3. Tax and Insurance Support - The notification proposes optimizing the zero tax rate application process for service exports and increasing support from export credit insurance companies to cover more areas, thereby improving risk management for service exporters [9][10]. 4. Regulatory Improvements - It includes measures to improve the bonded supervision system for research and testing businesses, facilitating easier import processes for necessary goods [12][2]. 5. Cross-Border Personnel and Capital Flow - The notification aims to facilitate cross-border personnel movement and optimize cross-border capital flow management, supporting multinational companies in integrating their funding operations [13][14]. 6. Knowledge and Data Management - It highlights the importance of promoting knowledge property rights transformation and establishing international data service businesses, including the creation of data centers in free trade zones [16][18]. 7. Market Expansion Support - The article mentions the role of service trade intermediary organizations in assisting companies to explore international markets, including legal support and participation in international exhibitions [19][1].

Core Viewpoint - The recent announcement by nine government departments aims to promote service exports through a comprehensive set of 13 policy measures, enhancing support for various service sectors and facilitating international market expansion [2][17]. Group 1: Financial Support and Investment - Utilize existing central and local funding channels to actively support service exports, focusing on new service models such as digital services, high-end design, and environmental services [3][17]. - Enhance the role of the Service Trade Innovation Development Fund to increase investment in service trade and digital trade, encouraging more social capital participation [4][18]. Group 2: Tax and Insurance Measures - Optimize the zero tax rate declaration process for service exports by promoting electronic information to replace paper documentation, improving efficiency [5][19]. - Increase support from export credit insurance companies for service exports, expanding coverage and enhancing claims service quality [6][20]. Group 3: Regulatory and Operational Improvements - Improve the bonded supervision system for research and testing businesses in comprehensive bonded zones, simplifying import approval processes [8][22]. - Facilitate cross-border personnel movement and consumption by optimizing visa policies for foreign investment enterprises and high-level talent [9][23]. Group 4: Financial Transactions and Knowledge Management - Support service enterprises in joining multinational corporate cash pool trials to facilitate internal fund allocation [10][24]. - Encourage the transformation and transaction of intellectual property by enhancing valuation and transaction systems, and promoting financing services related to intellectual property [13][26]. Group 5: Data Management and International Trade - Promote and standardize cross-border data flow by developing operational guidelines and supporting enterprises in international trade and research [14][27]. - Accelerate the development of international data service businesses in designated free trade zones, providing data processing services to various enterprises [15][28]. Group 6: Market Expansion Support - Strengthen the role of service trade intermediary organizations in assisting enterprises to explore international markets, including legal support and participation in trade exhibitions [16][30].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the recent policy measures introduced by nine government departments in China to promote service exports, highlighting the importance of accelerating service trade as a means to expand high-level opening-up and cultivate new momentum for foreign trade [2][3]. Summary by Sections Policy Measures Overview - On September 24, the Ministry of Commerce, along with eight other departments, issued a document titled "Several Policy Measures to Promote Service Exports," which includes 13 specific measures to provide comprehensive policy support for service exports [4][19]. Financial Support and Investment - Utilize existing central and local funding channels to actively support service exports, particularly in new business models such as digital services, high-end design, and environmental services [5][19]. - Enhance the role of the Service Trade Innovation Development Guidance Fund to increase investment in service trade and digital trade, encouraging more social capital to participate [6][20]. Tax and Insurance Improvements - Optimize the zero tax rate declaration process for service exports by promoting electronic information to replace paper or electronic certificates, improving efficiency [7][21]. - Increase support from export credit insurance companies for service exports, expanding coverage and enhancing claims service quality [8][22]. Regulatory and Operational Enhancements - Simplify customs procedures for research and testing businesses in comprehensive bonded zones, allowing for easier importation of necessary materials [10][24]. - Facilitate cross-border personnel movement and improve visa policies for foreign investment enterprises and high-level talent [11][25]. Financial Management and Settlement - Support service enterprises in joining multinational corporate cash pool trials to facilitate internal fund allocation [12][26]. - Encourage banks to optimize the review process for small, high-frequency service trade transactions to enhance settlement efficiency [13][27]. Intellectual Property and Data Management - Accelerate the establishment of a knowledge property transaction and evaluation system, enhancing the ability to assess intellectual property value [14][28]. - Promote and regulate cross-border data flow by developing operational guidelines and supporting enterprises in international trade and research [15][29]. International Market Expansion - Increase support for service trade enterprises participating in domestic and international exhibitions, fostering the development of independent exhibition brands abroad [17][32].

记者 辛圆 据商务部网站周三发布消息，商务部会同中央网信办、财政部等九个部门印发《关于促进服务出口的若干政策措施》（以下简称《措施》），提出一系列具 体举措。 《措施》首先提到，用好用足中央和地方现有资金渠道积极支持服务出。加强政策解读，指导地方充分利用中央和地方现有资金渠道，进一步支持数字服 务、高端设计、研发、供应链、检验检测、认可认证、知识产权、地理信息、语言服务等服务出口新业态新模式，以及节能服务、资源循环利用服务、环境 治理服务、环境咨询服务、碳足迹核算管理服务、碳管理综合服务等绿色服务，培育服务出口重点企业和重点项目。 《措施》还提出，增强服务贸易创新发展引导基金撬动作用。支持服务贸易创新发展引导基金加大对服务贸易的投资，加强与地方基金联动，带动更多社会 资本投资服务贸易和数字贸易领域。修订《服务出口重点领域指导目录》《服务外包产业重点发展领域指导目录》，对基金重点投向加强业务指导。 《措施》同时提到，优化服务出口零税率申报程序。加强部门协同和信息共享，鼓励更多有条件的地区依托相关电子信息平台，在申报服务出口退税时推广 以电子信息替代需企业申报的纸质或电子凭证，提高服务出口退税申报效率。 商务部数 ...

Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Commerce, in collaboration with eight other departments, has issued a set of 13 policy measures aimed at promoting service exports, providing comprehensive policy support for the sector [1] Group 1: Financial Support and Investment - Utilize existing central and local funding channels to support new service export models, including digital services, high-end design, and green services [2] - Enhance the role of the Service Trade Innovation Development Guidance Fund to attract more social capital into service and digital trade [3] Group 2: Tax and Insurance Support - Optimize the zero tax rate declaration process for service exports to improve efficiency through electronic information platforms [4] - Increase support from export credit insurance companies to cover a wider range of service export areas, enhancing risk management and claims services [5][6] Group 3: Regulatory and Operational Improvements - Improve the bonded supervision system for R&D and testing businesses within comprehensive bonded zones [7] - Facilitate cross-border personnel movement and consumption by optimizing visa policies for foreign investors and high-level talent [8] Group 4: Financial Transactions and Knowledge Management - Advance cross-border capital flow management and enhance the convenience of cross-border fund settlement for service trade [9][11] - Encourage the transformation and transaction of intellectual property by improving valuation and financing services [12] Group 5: Data and Market Expansion - Promote and regulate cross-border data flow, supporting companies in using networks for international trade and research [13] - Support enterprises in exploring international markets by providing legal support and enhancing participation in international trade exhibitions [15]

Core Insights - The article emphasizes the need to enhance the structure of foreign trade in China, encouraging high-end development and the internationalization of "Chinese services" to better support high-quality economic growth [1][2]. Trade Performance - From January to July, China's total goods trade reached 25.7 trillion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 3.5%. In July alone, the total trade value was 3.91 trillion yuan, growing by 6.7% [1]. - High-tech and high-value-added products have become the main drivers of trade growth, with significant progress in diversifying markets, particularly in Southeast Asia and Africa [1][2]. Regional Contributions - Zhejiang province's total import and export volume reached 2.73 trillion yuan in the first half of the year, a 6.6% increase, with exports surpassing 2 trillion yuan [2]. - Fujian province led the nation in lithium battery exports, totaling 76.461 billion yuan from January to July, marking a 23.96% increase [2]. Challenges and Risks - Despite positive growth, challenges such as high export market concentration, similar industrial structures, and intense competition remain significant issues for China's foreign trade [2]. - The article notes that while there have been steady advancements in talent and technology-intensive industries, establishing a solid competitive advantage will take time, with some core technologies still being constrained [2]. Strategic Recommendations - The article suggests enhancing the technological content of products and promoting high-end foreign trade structures through increased R&D support and financing for strategic emerging industries [3]. - It advocates for the integration of "Chinese services" with goods trade, encouraging enterprises to establish regional manufacturing centers abroad and improve local service capabilities [3]. Regulatory and Governance Enhancements - The establishment of a public service platform for free trade agreements is recommended to provide comprehensive support for enterprises, including information on trade friction and compliance requirements [4]. - The article calls for active participation in global economic governance to enhance China's influence in international trade rule-making, particularly through multilateral dialogues and cooperation on trade facilitation [4].