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Xi Jinping addresses Canton Fair, calls for global trade stability

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What happened

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Chinese President Xi Jinping sent a congratulatory letter to the 140th China Import and Export Fair, which opened in Guangzhou on October 14, 2026. In his letter, Xi said the fair has played a significant role in promoting trade exchanges between China and other countries over the past 70 years. He also stated China's willingness to safeguard the multilateral trading system and ensure global industrial and supply chain stability.

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Why it matters

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Xi Jinping emphasized the need to expand mutually beneficial international economic and trade cooperation. This message supports China's role in promoting an open world economy and injecting new momentum into global development and prosperity.

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Who's involved

  • Xi JinpingChinese President who addressed the fair and promoted trade cooperation
  • GuangzhouCity where the China Import and Export Fair opened
  • ChinaNation whose economic globalization and trade expansion were discussed

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • GuangdongSpeculative

    Guangdong might benefit from the political endorsement of global trade stability, supporting its core economic hub.

  • China Southern Airlines may see increased demand for international air travel and logistics services due to the trade endorsement.

  • ChinaSpeculative

    China could see its national economic strategy supported by the political affirmation of the multilateral trade system.

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