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Lowering interest rates means lower funding costs and easier financing for companies, which may encourage more companies to expand production and investment. At the same time, consumers' loan burdens will also be reduced, which is expected to stimulate consumption. However, this may also lead to lower deposit returns, prompting investors to seek higher-yield investment channels.

In the context of global economic integration, changes in economic dynamics will have a profound impact on the logistics industry. With the development of international trade, international express, as an important part of logistics, plays a vital role.

When the economic situation is good and consumer demand is strong, the volume of international express delivery business tends to increase. Enterprises will increase import and export trade, the circulation of goods will become more frequent, and the demand for express delivery services will also increase. When the economic situation is unstable, such as when financial policies are adjusted, enterprises may adjust their strategies and reduce trade activities, which will directly affect the volume of international express delivery business.

For example, the interest rate cuts by ICBC and ABC may lead to changes in the use of funds by enterprises. Some enterprises may take advantage of the looser funding environment to expand overseas markets, thereby increasing the demand for international express delivery. Other enterprises may temporarily shrink their businesses and reduce cross-border trade due to concerns about the economic outlook, leading to a decline in international express delivery business.

In addition, interest rate cuts may also affect currency exchange rates. Exchange rate fluctuations will directly affect the costs and benefits of international trade, and in turn affect the costs and business volume of international express delivery.

In short, although the interest rate cuts by ICBC and ABC mainly occurred in the financial sector, they have had an indirect but significant impact on the logistics industry such as international express delivery through the close connection of the global economy. We need to pay close attention to these changes to better adapt to the dynamic development of the economic environment.