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整体投入成本上扬，升幅呈2021年2月以来最小，受访业者普遍表示，薪资通胀放缓有利压抑成本升 温。同时，原材料价格向上，大幅推高采购价格，惟升幅已比5月缓和。行业数据反映，制造业、批发 及零售业、服务业的投入成本加重，但建造业却有所减轻。 随着通胀压力放缓，香港私营企业在过去4个月内，已经第三度调低售价，但减幅不大，有受访公司为 刺激销路，因此向客户提供折扣优惠。 标普全球市场财智经济学家Usamah Bhatti表示，随着本地和海外市场的需求同时走弱，经营业务因此大 幅缩减。包括新订单指数、业务预期指数在内的前瞻性指标作出提示，今年下半年的局面可能更加严 峻。整体商业信心下降至近五年最低，令人忧虑。全球经济和贸易环境疲弱，加上美国贸易政策不明 朗，皆有可能影响近期的营商表现。要待信心和需求明显好转后，就能迎来复苏。 香港私营经济进一步收缩。标普全球香港采购经理指数(PMI)经季节性调整后，由5月的49降至47.8，显 示营商环境连续五个月转差，而倒退幅度更是2022年4月以来最大。 综观整体私营经济，企业6月新接的订单量已连续五个月减少。受访业者透露，客户的财政预算紧绌， 加上美国贸易政策不明朗，有关因素打 ...

报道还称，随着新中两国落实30天互免签证安排，更多新加坡人也考虑将旅游行程安排得更长，或进行 深度旅游。 《环球时报》特约记者10年前刚到新加坡时，当地人谈到出国旅游，不是欧美和澳大利亚，就是日本和 泰国。即使去中国，也只是到北京和上海等大城市。近年来，中国游逐渐在新加坡兴起，这部分得益于 TikTok等社媒上介绍中国热门景点的短视频。记者明显感觉到，新加坡人对中国的了解不断加深，阿勒 泰地区、内蒙古大草原这些地方，如今都成为当地游客的向往之地。 《新加坡商业评论》报道称，最新调查数据同时显示，东北亚已成为新加坡游客的购物天堂，在当地， 游客的消费金额比在东南亚高出300%。大家偏爱逛中国名创优品、日本快时尚品牌GU、韩国美妆集合 店欧利芙洋等零售店。 【环球时报驻新加坡特约记者 辛斌】"中国6月取代日本，成为新加坡人首选旅游目的地。"《新加坡商 业评论》2日报道称，区域性金融科技初创公司YouTrip公布的最新调查数据显示，由于中国旅游经济实 惠且在文化、美食和零售体验方面魅力日益增强，今年6月，前往中国的新加坡游客数量相比去年同期 激增58%。 报道称，整体而言，超过80%的新加坡人倾向于在亚洲境内旅行， ...

Group 1 - The U.S. tariff policy is causing economic isolation, harming American consumers and businesses, and threatening decades of progress in global cooperation and prosperity [1][2] - The unilateral tariff measures have raised concerns internationally, leading to price increases and business uncertainties that are already evident [1][2] - The U.S. international image is deteriorating as unilateral actions undermine the rule-based international order, affecting global economic cooperation and supply chain stability [1] Group 2 - Tariffs are expected to be passed on to consumers, resulting in price increases for various goods, with an average loss of $4,400 per American household according to a Yale study [2] - The reduction in imports is weakening competition for domestic producers, leading to further price hikes and potential layoffs in sectors reliant on global supply chains [2] - The lack of transparency and coherence in U.S. trade policies is inhibiting long-term planning for businesses, stifling innovation and growth, and reducing competitiveness both domestically and internationally [2]

Group 1 - The ADP data for June shows a surprising decrease in private sector employment by 33,000 jobs, marking the first negative reading in over two years, contrary to economists' expectations of a 100,000 job increase [1] - The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) is expected to cut 288,628 federal government positions within the year, contributing to a slowdown in the labor market at a critical time [1] - Job vacancies in government sectors have decreased by 5% from January to April, while the application rate remains stagnant at 2014 levels, indicating a challenging environment for job seekers [3] Group 2 - There has been a 150% increase in job applications from government employees, particularly in data analysis, marketing, and software development roles, as they seek new opportunities amid fears of layoffs [3] - The search volume for positions such as "policy analyst" and "contract specialist" has surged, with a tenfold increase in searches for "policy analyst" roles among federal employees [3] - The labor market is expected to show complex dynamics, with a total of over 2.47 million layoffs in the second quarter, the highest since the second quarter of 2020, despite a 49% decrease in layoffs from May to June [5] Group 3 - The upcoming non-farm payroll report is anticipated to show only 115,000 new jobs added in June, which would represent the slowest job growth in the first half of the year since the financial crisis, with an expected slight increase in the unemployment rate to 4.3% [4] - The demand for white-collar jobs is significantly higher than for skilled labor jobs, posing a challenge for job seekers entering the labor market [6] - The tech sector is facing hiring difficulties due to sustained high interest rates, which hinder the growth of debt-dependent tech companies, particularly startups, leading to a reduction in hiring [6]

Core Viewpoint - The 2025 version of the Market Access Negative List has been released, reducing the number of restrictions from 117 to 106, indicating a continued effort to simplify market access and promote economic development [1][2]. Group 1: Changes in the Negative List - The new list directly removes 8 national measures, including changing the seal engraving industry from a licensing system to a filing system [2]. - A total of 17 local measures have been deleted, affecting sectors such as transportation logistics and vehicle rental services [2]. - Eight national measures have been relaxed, including the establishment of television production units and the management of drug wholesale and retail enterprises [2]. Group 2: New Regulations and Emphasis - The new list further regulates access to new industries, including unmanned aerial vehicles and e-cigarettes, while emphasizing the importance of safety in key areas such as finance and production [3]. - It specifies that non-financial institutions must not use terms like "futures company" in their registration names or business scopes, reinforcing regulations against unauthorized futures activities [3]. Group 3: Market Access Barrier Removal - The government will initiate actions to clear market access barriers, aiming to eliminate unreasonable regulations and practices that hinder market entry [3]. - A long-term mechanism will be established for collecting, verifying, and reporting cases of market access barriers to ensure a fair market environment [3].

Economic Overview - The U.S. economy is facing significant challenges, with a reported GDP contraction of 0.5% in Q1 2025, marking the worst performance in three years [1] - The Federal Reserve is in a difficult position, unable to lower interest rates due to inflation concerns while also hesitant to raise rates amid fears of a complete economic collapse [1][2] - The uncertainty in policies has reached a new high since 1985, leading to low corporate investment and a reluctance to expand operations [2] Consumer Behavior - Consumer spending has drastically declined, with a 0.1% decrease in May, marking the first negative growth of the year, and a significant drop in consumer confidence to 93, the lowest since the pandemic began [4] - The average disposable income for the lowest income group has decreased by 4.9%, which is more than double the decline experienced by higher income groups [4] Trade and Inventory Issues - A surge in imports due to preemptive stockpiling before tariffs led to a 37.9% increase in imports, negatively impacting GDP by approximately 4.7 percentage points [5] - Retail inventory levels are high, with a sales-to-inventory ratio of 1.4, indicating that products are not moving off the shelves [5] Inflation and Price Pressures - Core PCE inflation is currently at 2.7%, but there are concerns that actual tariff rates could lead to a significant increase in inflation, potentially exceeding 2.8% if comprehensive tariffs are enacted [8] - Price increases are already being observed, with specific products like plush toys seeing a 42% price hike due to expiring tariff exemptions [8] International Trade Relations - The U.S. trade deficit has widened to $96.6 billion, with exports from countries like Vietnam and Thailand to the U.S. increasing by 35% in May [6][10] - Retaliatory measures from trade partners, including the EU's plan to impose tariffs on $26 billion worth of U.S. goods, could further strain U.S. agricultural exports and increase costs in the automotive sector [10]

Group 1 - The U.S. labor market showed a complex situation in Q2 2025, with layoffs in June decreasing by 49% from May to 47,999, but the cumulative layoffs for the quarter reached 247,256, the highest since Q2 2020 [1][2] - Year-over-year, cumulative layoffs increased by 39%, indicating ongoing corporate adjustments despite a 50% quarter-over-quarter decline [1] - Employers announced hiring plans of 82,932, a 19% increase from the first half of 2024, although this figure remains below historical averages [1] Group 2 - The government sector experienced significant layoffs, totaling 288,628 for the year, with federal agencies being heavily impacted; June alone saw a 46% increase in government layoffs [2] - The retail sector led private industry layoffs with 79,865, a staggering 256% year-over-year increase; the technology sector followed with 76,214 layoffs, a 27% increase [2] - Non-profit organizations faced a 407% year-over-year surge in layoffs to 16,930 due to reduced federal funding and rising operational costs [2] - The media industry showed signs of structural adjustment, with total layoffs of 4,752 for the year, a 46% decrease, and news industry layoffs dropping by 52% to 1,139, indicating some relief in traditional media's transition pressures [2]

按零售商主要类别的销货价值的临时估计由高至低分析，2025年五月与2024年五月比较，其他未分类消 费品的销货价值上升8.9%。其次为超级市场货品(销货价值上升1.3%)；服装(上升0.4%)；食品、酒类饮 品及烟草(上升2.8%)；百货公司货品(上升6.3%)；药物及化妆品(上升8.7%)；电器及其他未分类耐用消 费品(上升0.9%)；汽车及汽车零件(上升2.7%)；书报、文具及礼品(上升1.6%)；以及眼镜店(上升1.4%)。 智通财经APP获悉，7月2日，香港政府统计处今日发表最新的零售业销货额数字。数据显示，2025年五 月香港的零售业总销货价值的临时估计为313亿港元，较2024年同月上升2.4%。2025年四月的零售业总 销货价值的修订估计较2024年同月下跌2.3%。与2024年同期比较，2025年首五个月合计的零售业总销 货价值的临时估计下跌4.0%。 在2025年五月的零售业总销货价值中，网上销售占8.3%。该月的零售业网上销售价值的临时估计为26 亿港元，较2024年同月上升0.3%。2025年四月的零售业网上销售价值的修订估计较2024年同月下跌 3.7%。与2024年同期比较，2025 ...

智通财经7月2日电，香港5月零售销售量同比增长1.9%，预估为下降3.7%；5月零售销售额同比增长 2.4%，预估为下降1.8%。 ...