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At the same time, the volatility of the stock market, bond market, foreign exchange market and commodity market also indirectly affects the international express delivery industry. For example, the uncertainty of the trend of US stocks may cause companies to become more cautious in their decision-making in international trade. This may reduce the import and export of certain commodities, thereby affecting the volume of international express delivery.

Furthermore, market uncertainty before the release of US CPI data has also made consumers and businesses take a wait-and-see attitude towards the economic outlook. Consumers may reduce non-essential online shopping, thereby reducing the number of international express parcels; companies may postpone the launch of new projects or expansion plans, which will also have an impact on the demand for international express delivery.

In addition, the chaotic situation in the global market will also have an impact on the cost of international express delivery. Fluctuations in oil prices and changes in exchange rates are directly related to the transportation costs of international express delivery. When oil prices rise, transportation costs increase, and international express delivery companies may have to adjust their pricing strategies, which may affect consumers and businesses' choices of international express delivery. Changes in exchange rates will affect the revenue and cost accounting of international express delivery companies in different countries, and thus affect their global business layout and strategic decisions.

In general, the international express delivery industry faces many challenges and opportunities in the turbulence of the global market. It needs to pay close attention to the changes in various economic and political factors and flexibly adjust business strategies to adapt to the ever-changing market environment.