Group 1 - Financial institutions are increasing policy support and innovating financial service models to assist foreign trade enterprises in securing orders, expanding markets, and stabilizing customer relationships, thereby providing strong support for stable growth in foreign trade [2] - The Export-Import Bank of China’s Xiamen branch issued a foreign currency shipbuilding prepayment guarantee for Xiamen Xiangyu Co., Ltd., helping the company secure orders for two bulk carriers over 200,000 tons, highlighting the importance of quick guarantee issuance in winning international orders [2] - Several banks, including the Export-Import Bank and Bank of China, have launched special plans to enhance service quality for foreign trade enterprises, focusing on increasing credit input, optimizing resource allocation, and improving service efficiency [2] Group 2 - The Export-Import Bank of China has introduced a special work plan to strengthen financial support in the foreign trade sector, aiming to promote stable growth in foreign trade by leveraging its advantages in overseas markets [3] - The bank plans to support manufacturing enterprises in their high-quality "going out" strategy and will continue to enhance financial support for key areas and weak links in foreign trade, addressing the challenges faced by foreign trade enterprises [3] - In the first five months of this year, the Export-Import Bank has issued loans totaling 460 billion yuan in the foreign trade sector and has issued 47 billion yuan in themed financial bonds related to foreign trade [3] Group 3 - The Deputy Governor of the People's Bank of China emphasized the need for further reforms in trade foreign exchange business management and the implementation of high-level open pilot projects to support trade innovation and development [4] - Financial management departments are encouraged to enhance service proactivity and accelerate product service innovation to meet the diverse needs of foreign trade enterprises, ensuring safe foreign exchange collection and reducing financing and transaction costs [4] - Structural monetary policy tools can provide banks with low-cost funds, increasing their motivation to engage in trade financing activities, thereby supporting stable growth in foreign trade [4]