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The US government's trade policy adjustments often trigger fluctuations in the global economy. For example, the imposition of tariffs on certain commodities not only affects the import and export of related industries, but also changes the pattern of logistics and transportation to a certain extent.

The UK government's series of economic decisions after Brexit also had a chain reaction on international economic cooperation, especially the changes in financial supervision and trade rules, which made the international economic environment more complicated.

From a macro perspective, these measures by the US and UK governments have challenged the stability and sustainability of the global economy. In this context, although the international express delivery industry has not been directly named, it has inevitably been affected.

International express delivery relies on a stable trade environment and smooth logistics channels. However, policy changes by the US and UK governments have led to increased trade barriers and rising logistics costs. In response to this, companies may adjust their supply chain strategies, reduce their reliance on international express delivery, or seek more cost-effective transportation methods.

In addition, the policy orientation of the US and UK governments in the field of technology will also indirectly affect international express delivery. For example, strict supervision of data privacy and network security may affect the operational efficiency of express delivery companies in cross-border data transmission and information management.

In short, although the policies and actions of the US and UK governments are not directly aimed at international express delivery, they have indirectly brought many uncertainties and challenges to the international express delivery industry by shaping the global economic environment.