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Economic development is closely linked to financial policies. Adjustments to interest rates will directly affect the flow of funds and the direction of investment. Investors pay close attention to these decisions, hoping to gain clues about the future economic direction from them so as to make wise investment decisions.

The logistics industry, as an important support for economic activities, is also affected in this context. Although logistics does not appear to be directly related to financial policies, in fact, they are inextricably linked.

First, changes in interest rates will affect the financing costs of enterprises. When interest rates are low, it is easier for enterprises to obtain loans, so that they have more funds to expand production and build logistics facilities. This helps to improve the efficiency and service quality of logistics and further promote the development of trade.

Secondly, the adjustment of monetary policy will affect the exchange rate. The fluctuation of exchange rate will affect the cost and benefits of international trade. For international express business, the change of exchange rate may change the transportation cost and price, thus affecting its market competitiveness.

In addition, the economic growth prospects will also have an impact on logistics demand. During economic prosperity, consumption and production activities increase, and the demand for logistics services will rise accordingly; while during economic recession, demand may decrease. This requires logistics companies to be able to respond flexibly and optimize their operating models to adapt to market changes.

As global economic uncertainty increases, logistics companies need to strengthen risk management. On the one hand, they need to pay attention to the dynamics of the financial market, arrange financing and investment reasonably, and reduce the risks brought by interest rate and exchange rate fluctuations; on the other hand, they need to improve their own operational efficiency, reduce costs, and enhance market competitiveness.

In short, although the changes in financial policies seem far away, they have a profound impact on the logistics industry through a series of economic transmission mechanisms. Only by keenly capturing these changes and actively responding can logistics companies achieve sustainable development in a complex economic environment.