Core Insights - The 137th Canton Fair has seen increased participation, attracting nearly 170,000 foreign buyers and over 30,000 global exhibitors, making it a focal point for international trade despite global tariff challenges [1][6] - Financial institutions in Guangdong are enhancing services to support foreign buyers and exhibitors, ensuring their financial needs are met during the event [1][6] Financial Services for Foreign Buyers - The Guangdong Foreign Exchange Bureau has implemented measures to facilitate currency exchange for foreign visitors, including a service guide and new exchange points at Baiyun Airport [1][2] - From April 13 to 19, 6,131 foreign individuals processed currency exchange at Baiyun Airport, totaling 12.9 million yuan, marking a significant increase of 37.19% and 37.84% respectively compared to the previous year [2] - The fair venue features a diverse currency exchange service system, including 11 bank counters, 11 extended counters, and 8 self-service exchange machines, catering to approximately 3,000 visitors during the first phase of the event [2][4] Financial Support for Trade - Major banks are launching tailored financial products and services during the fair to support foreign trade enterprises [6][7] - The Bank of China Guangdong Branch announced a plan to provide at least $200 billion in international settlement services and over 180 billion yuan in trade financing by 2025 [7] - The Industrial and Commercial Bank of China is collaborating with multiple branches to offer integrated financial services for the Greater Bay Area, including cross-border settlement and risk management [8] Support for Small and Medium Enterprises - The Industrial and Commercial Bank of China has upgraded its "Canton Fair Loan 3.0" to provide dedicated financing support for small foreign trade enterprises, enabling a fully online application process [9] - China Merchants Bank is enhancing credit support and offering specialized products like "Export Flash Loan" and "Hedging Easy" to assist small and medium-sized enterprises in managing foreign exchange risks [10]