Core Insights - The China Service Trade Development Index (CSTDI) has been officially launched, providing a comprehensive evaluation system for service trade in China, filling a significant gap in the industry [2][4] - The report forecasts a substantial growth in service exports, with a comprehensive index expected to reach 113.0% in 2024, surpassing 101.1% in 2023, marking the highest level since 2020 [2][7] Group 1: Key Features of Service Trade Development - The service export industry development index is projected to be 118.0%, indicating a significant recovery in service export scale [4] - The trade balance capability index has improved to 102.5%, reflecting enhanced capacity to balance trade deficits [4] - The knowledge-intensive service export development index is expected to reach 110.0%, showing a 1.8 percentage point increase from the previous year, highlighting the ongoing digital empowerment effect [4] Group 2: Cultural and Structural Developments - The cultural development index and structural index for service exports are projected at 231.7% and 196.0%, respectively, driven by unilateral open measures like visa exemptions [4] - The commercial logistics service export index shows signs of recovery, contributing significantly to the overall rebound in service exports [4] - The life service export development index is expected to reach 177.5%, which is 4.3 times the average growth rate of service exports during the same period, indicating enhanced service consumption supply capacity [4] Group 3: Future Outlook and Challenges - The report anticipates a growth of approximately 12% in service exports for 2025, despite potential challenges from global economic uncertainties and trade contraction risks [11] - The comprehensive index for service export development is projected to reach 111.6% in 2025, indicating a slight decline from 2024 but still reflecting a positive trend in development quality [11] - Structural challenges remain, including increased pressure on traditional service exports and a persistent trade deficit in service trade, which has not shown significant improvement [9]

在制度层面，2024年7月实施的《中华人民共和国消费者权益保护法实施条例》提出，加大消费者合法 权益保护力度，建立和完善经营者守法、行业自律、消费者参与、政府监管和社会监督相结合的消费者 权益保护共同治理体系；2025年2月，市场监管总局等5部门联合印发的《优化消费环境三年行动方案 （2025—2027年）》明确消费供给提质、消费秩序优化、消费维权提效、消费环境共治、消费环境引领 五大行动，旨在建设诚信、公平、便捷、安全的消费环境。 "五月五，过端午"。随着端午假期临近，全国各省市的消费者权益保护委员会或消费者协会密集发布端 午节消费提示：佳木斯市提醒广大消费者规避消费陷阱，科学理性消费选购；丽水市提出端午消费"四 要"，粽子选购要细心、餐饮消费要谨慎、旅游出行要规划、购物消费要理性；西安市提示消费者，对 节日期间商家推出的促销活动，消费者要保持理性，不要被"打折""满减""赠品"等噱头所迷惑，结合自 身需求购物，避免冲动消费；阿勒泰市也提醒消费者在线上购物需谨慎，警惕"直播秒杀""明星同款"等 饥饿营销手段，通过多平台比价核实商品价格；珠海市建议消费者，妥善留存发票或相关购物凭证，依 法维护自身合法权益。 ...

Group 1: Economic Growth and Projections - Asia's economic growth is projected to reach 4.5% in 2025, slightly up from 4.4% in 2024, with GDP share of the world expected to rise from 48.1% in 2024 to 48.6% in 2025 [2] - China, India, Vietnam, Philippines, Mongolia, Cambodia, and Indonesia are expected to maintain growth rates above 5% [2] - China's economy is anticipated to remain strong, supported by government policies aimed at boosting domestic demand and improving the business environment [2] Group 2: Employment and Income Trends - Asia's employment growth rate is expected to decline from 1.94% to 1.22% in 2025, while the overall unemployment rate is projected to be 4.39%, lower than the global average of 4.96% [3] - The region's income levels are expected to improve as economic growth rebounds and inflation continues to decline [3] Group 3: Trade and Investment Dynamics - Asia is projected to face challenges in trade and investment due to global economic conditions, but digital and service trade are highlighted as bright spots [3] - Foreign direct investment in Asia is estimated to decline by 7.4% in 2024, with India and ASEAN showing growth in greenfield projects and foreign direct investment, respectively [4] - The region's financial markets are expected to remain stable despite increased volatility, with most economies maintaining upward trends in stock market indices [5] Group 4: Economic Integration and Trade Relations - The integration of Asian economies is on the rise, with a high trade dependency rate of 56.3% among Asian economies [6] - The Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) is enhancing trade and investment flows, although challenges remain in market integration and rule utilization [9][10] - RCEP is expected to create trade effects and stimulate foreign direct investment, contributing to the deepening of regional value chains [10] Group 5: Financial Market and Policy Outlook - Asian economies are expected to increase fiscal expansion and maintain loose monetary policies, with many countries experiencing rising fiscal deficit rates [5] - The region's financial integration is growing, with significant cross-border banking assets and a stable asset allocation among major economies [8]