31.78平方公里的上海陆家嘴金融城（陆家嘴金融贸易区）里，有4.7万多家企业。这里外资企业集聚， 以全市1/7的外资企业数量贡献了近1/2的税收和财力，以24%的规上外资企业贡献了陆家嘴44%的总营 收。 外资企业如何在这里迸发活力？以奋迅·贝克麦坚时联营办公室为例，作为中国获核准成立的首家中外 律师事务所联营办公室，该平台依托本土法律功底与实务经验，结合国际网络资源，能够更好地为国内 外金融机构、跨国公司、本土企业就并购、资本市场、银行与金融、私募股权、劳动法、税务、知识产 权、争议解决等广泛的商业法律问题提供综合解决方案。 奋迅·贝克麦坚时联营办公室/奋迅律师事务所高级合伙人施淼说，作为"第一个吃螃蟹的人"，她和同事 感受到了陆家嘴金融贸易区政府部门的专业、务实和对市场创新的支持，以及这里国际化、法治化、高 效且充满活力的营商环境。"不断优化的开放政策，带来更广阔的市场和更多的合作机会，已成为我们 业务增长的核心驱动力。" 在上海，越来越多的外资企业与中国对外开放的步伐一致、快速发展。从头部企业到中小企业，都感受 到了中国大市场的机会和优秀的营商环境。 上海市政府新闻办主任陈怡群介绍，今年1月至5月，上 ...

Group 1 - The 2025 China International Service Trade Fair showcases strong cross-border cooperation, highlighted by Brazilian coffee imports to China, emphasizing the benefits of BRICS collaboration [2] - The BRICS summit, held online, focused on opposing unilateral trade practices and discussed the need for a more equitable international order, particularly in light of U.S. tariff threats against member countries [3][4] - BRICS countries reached a consensus on opposing unilateral protectionist measures and supporting a multilateral trade system centered around the World Trade Organization [4][5] Group 2 - Chinese President Xi Jinping emphasized the importance of multilateralism and cooperation among BRICS nations to counteract rising protectionism and promote shared development [5][6] - The BRICS New Development Bank has actively issued bonds and invested in sustainable development projects, showcasing China's leadership in promoting multilateral cooperation [8] - The trade index between China and other BRICS nations has shown a significant increase, with trade volume growing over threefold in 16 years, indicating a strong upward trend in trade relations [10][11]

Core Viewpoint - The coffee bean market is experiencing unprecedented volatility, driven by a significant increase in prices due to supply constraints, particularly from Brazil, which has led to a surge in coffee futures prices to historical highs [1][4][14]. Group 1: Price Dynamics - Coffee futures prices have risen dramatically, reaching a peak of 440 cents per pound, up over 62% from 270.72 cents per pound in November of the previous year [1]. - In Yunnan, the purchase price for coffee beans has soared to 64.5 yuan per kilogram, nearly doubling compared to the previous harvest season [2]. - The price of fresh coffee cherries has increased to 11 yuan per kilogram, compared to only 1.2-1.3 yuan six years ago, reflecting a broader trend of rising costs in the coffee supply chain [14]. Group 2: Market Challenges - The coffee processing trade is facing significant pressure, with farmers and processing plants raising prices while buyers are reluctant to increase their purchase prices, leading to a squeezed margin for traders [3][4]. - The market is characterized by a rapid turnover of transactions, with companies needing to adapt quickly to fluctuating prices, often resulting in losses on contracts due to rising costs [5][6][16]. - The domestic demand for coffee has outstripped supply, leading to a reduction in exports and a shift in focus towards local consumption, which has further exacerbated price increases [12][13]. Group 3: Supply Chain Issues - The coffee production cycle is affected by environmental factors, with a significant reduction in yield expected this year due to adverse weather conditions, potentially leading to a 30% decrease in output [14]. - The processing time for coffee beans has increased, with companies facing longer cash flow cycles due to the need for upfront payments and the rising costs of raw materials [19]. - The competition for sourcing coffee beans has intensified, with companies needing to actively seek out suppliers rather than relying on traditional procurement methods [19][21]. Group 4: Future Outlook - The rising prices of coffee beans are making it increasingly difficult for brands to maintain low-priced products, with estimates suggesting that a cup of coffee could cost around 1.7 yuan just for the coffee powder alone, not accounting for other costs [28]. - Companies are adjusting their procurement strategies, often reducing order sizes to mitigate risks associated with price volatility, which could lead to supply shortages in the future [23][29]. - The long-term sustainability of the coffee market may be at risk if supply begins to exceed demand in the coming years, potentially leading to a price collapse [29].