[WTO: The latest data shows that global trade in goods remains resilient] On September 10th, the World Trade Organization's "Trade in Goods Barometer" released on the 9th showed that the latest barometer index was 102.0, which was higher than the benchmark value of 100 and the previous index of 101.7 in June this year, indicating that trade in goods was above trend levels and continued to grow. The WTO said growth in global trade in goods remained resilient despite continued geopolitical and policy-related uncertainties. The negative impact of conflict in the Middle East continues to be partially offset by strong demand for goods such as artificial intelligence-related electronic components. According to the compilation rules of the WTO Global Trade in Goods Index, a value of 100 is the benchmark point. If the index is greater than 100, it means that the growth of global trade in goods is higher than expected, otherwise it means that the growth is lower than expected.