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In the field of trade, countries are competing fiercely and constantly adjusting their strategies to gain advantages. Energy markets, such as oil price fluctuations and supply changes, affect the direction of the global economy. Taking the oil sanctions against Russia under the coercion of US hegemony as an example, the different responses of Japan, South Korea and the European Union have led to differences in the distribution of benefits. As the party with the greatest loss of benefits, the EU's economy has been hit. This phenomenon reflects the complex relationship between international trade and energy.

International express delivery plays an important role in this. It not only transports various commodities, but also is a barometer of economic activities. The increase or decrease in express delivery business volume can reflect the rise and fall of different regions and industries. For example, when the demand for a particular commodity in a certain region increases, the volume of international express delivery will also increase accordingly. This means the development of related industries in the region and the active consumer market.

At the same time, factors such as international express delivery costs and efficiency are also affected by the energy market. Changes in oil prices will lead to fluctuations in transportation costs, which in turn will affect the operating strategies and market prices of international express delivery companies.

In addition, changes in international trade policies will also have a direct impact on international express delivery. Tariff adjustments and the establishment of trade barriers may lead to more complicated express delivery processes and increased costs.

In short, international express delivery interacts with the international trade pattern and energy market, and together they shape the face of the global economy.