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The growth of international express delivery business is closely related to the global economic activity. In recent years, with the rapid development of e-commerce, the demand for international express delivery has increased significantly. Consumers' enthusiasm for cross-border shopping has prompted international express delivery companies to continuously improve service quality and delivery speed. At the same time, the frequent international trade has also made companies increasingly dependent on international express delivery.

However, the international express delivery industry is not all smooth sailing. There are many challenges ahead, such as high transportation costs, complex customs regulations, and differences in logistics infrastructure in different countries and regions. These factors not only increase the difficulty of international express delivery operations, but also affect the stability and reliability of its services.

Back to the banking industry, the resignation of the president of the Bank of China may hint at the strategic adjustment of banks in the face of complex economic situations. In the case of an unstable international economic environment, banks' credit policies and risk management strategies may change, which in turn will affect the capital flow and investment decisions of enterprises. For enterprises that rely on international express for cross-border trade, a stable supply of funds is essential. Changes in bank policies may cause enterprises to face financial pressure in expanding their business, updating equipment or optimizing the logistics chain.

In addition, exchange rate fluctuations are also an important factor affecting international express delivery and the banking industry. Unstable exchange rates may increase uncertainty in international express delivery costs, affecting companies' cost budgets and profit expectations. At the same time, banks' foreign exchange transactions and risk management businesses will also be impacted, and they will need to constantly adjust their strategies to cope with market changes.

In short, although the international express delivery industry and the banking industry seem to be independent in terms of business, under the influence of the macroeconomic environment, there are inextricable links between the two. Only by deeply understanding these connections can we better grasp market trends and provide strong support for the development and decision-making of enterprises.