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Major Events in Going Global

National Internet Emergency Response Center Issues Risk Warning on OpenClaw Security Application

On March 10, the National Internet Emergency Response Center issued a risk warning on the OpenClaw security application. The warning stated that recently, the download and use of the OpenClaw application have been booming, and mainstream domestic cloud platforms have all provided one-click deployment services. This intelligent agent software can directly control a computer to complete relevant operations based on natural language instructions. However, due to its extremely weak default security configuration, once an attacker finds a breakthrough, they can easily obtain full control of the system. The National Internet Emergency Response Center suggested that relevant units and individual users take relevant security measures when deploying and applying OpenClaw, including: strengthening network control, strictly isolating the operating environment, and limiting the problem of excessive permissions for OpenClaw; strengthening credential management to avoid storing keys in plain text in environment variables; strictly managing the source of plugins; continuously monitoring patches and security updates, and promptly performing version updates and installing security patches. (Xinhua News Agency)

China's Goods Trade Imports and Exports Increased by 18.3% Year-on-Year in the First Two Months

On March 10, the General Administration of Customs released foreign trade data. In the first two months of this year, various regions and departments took proactive actions and made early efforts, and numerous foreign trade enterprises actively stabilized orders and expanded markets. As a result, China's goods trade imports and exports increased by 18.3% year-on-year, indicating a good start for foreign trade. Since the beginning of this year, China's foreign trade has generally continued its steady and progressive trend, further demonstrating its resilience and vitality. In the first two months of 2026, the total value of China's goods trade imports and exports reached 7.73 trillion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 18.3%. In terms of exports, new driving forces continued to gain momentum, market diversification achieved remarkable results, and new business forms and models maintained their growth momentum. In the first two months, exports reached 4.62 trillion yuan, a 19.2% increase. In terms of imports, consumption was strong during the Spring Festival holiday, and import demand continued to be released. In the first two months, imports reached 3.11 trillion yuan, a 17.1% increase. (CCTV News)

Zhong Bo, a Deputy to the National People's Congress: Proposes to Improve the Comprehensive Service Mechanism for Enterprises Going Global to Strongly Support Chinese Enterprises to Go Global with High Quality

During the 2026 Two Sessions of the National People's Congress and the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, Zhong Bo, a deputy to the National People's Congress and the chairman of XGIMI Technology, focused on the high-quality development of Chinese enterprises going global. He believes that Chinese enterprises going global have now entered a new stage of development. From mainly exporting goods and undertaking engineering projects in the past, more and more enterprises are now going global with their brands, manufacturing capabilities, supply chains, technologies, sales channels, and service systems as a whole. Currently, to strongly support Chinese enterprises to go global, the most important thing is to upgrade from principled encouragement to a package of public service products that are accessible, applicable, usable, and assessable, so as to truly enable enterprises to find contacts overseas, obtain policy information, connect with resources, identify risks, and receive assistance. (Economic Information Daily)

New Market Observations

The EU May Consider Relaxing Carbon Quota Rules and Expanding State Aid to Curb Soaring Electricity Prices

It is reported that the European Commission is considering relaxing the rules on the supply of carbon emission quotas and allowing more state aid as part of an emergency plan to curb soaring electricity prices. The European Commission is also studying whether to temporarily relax the regulations for enterprises to obtain free emission quotas, while allowing the reduction of grid fees and energy taxes. (Jiemian News)

Australia Temporarily Relaxes Domestic Fuel Quality Standards to Address Supply Shortages

The Australian government announced on the 12th that it will temporarily adjust the country's fuel quality standards in the next 60 days, allowing gasoline with a higher sulfur content to enter the market to increase domestic fuel supply. Chris Bowen, the Minister for Climate Change and Energy in Australia, said in a press release issued on the same day that this move will enable some fuel that was originally intended for export to be redirected to the domestic market, adding approximately 100 million liters of gasoline supply per month. Bowen said that this additional supply will be prioritized for areas facing fuel shortages and the spot wholesale market that supports independent dealers and agricultural harvesting operations. (Xinhua News Agency)

General Administration of Customs: The Total Trade Value between China and ASEAN Reached 1.24 Trillion Yuan in the First Two Months, a Year-on-Year Increase of 20.3%

In the first two months, the total trade value between China and ASEAN reached 1.24 trillion yuan, a 20.3% increase; the total trade value between China and the EU reached 998.94 billion yuan, a 19.9% increase; the total trade value between China and the United States reached 609.71 billion yuan, a 16.9% decrease. During the same period, China's total imports and exports to countries participating in the Belt and Road Initiative reached 4.02 trillion yuan, a 20% increase. (General Administration of Customs)

Company News

The World's First Mobile Lobster App Launched, OpenClaw Founder Says Willing to Develop Lobster with Baidu

On March 12, Baidu launched the world's first mobile lobster application - "Red Finger Operator". Users can "raise lobsters" on their mobile phones after downloading the app. At around 11 a.m. on the 12th, Peter Steinberger, the founder of OpenClaw, posted two consecutive responses on an overseas social platform, saying that the pace of AI innovation in China is "Amazing" and expressing his willingness to jointly develop lobster with Baidu. (36Kr)

Euromonitor International: Dreame's Robot Vacuum Cleaners Rank First in Global High - end Sales

On March 12, Dreame's robot vacuum cleaners received the certification from market research institution Euromonitor International for "ranked first in global high - end robot vacuum cleaner sales". Currently, Dreame's robot vacuum cleaners are available in 120 countries and regions around the world, ranking first in market share in 30 countries, and having a market share of over 40% in 18 countries such as Poland, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, and Germany. (36Kr)

Tesla's Energy Business Approved in the UK to Supply Electricity Locally

The UK energy regulator, the Gas and Electricity Markets Authority, said on Thursday that it has issued an electricity supply license to Tesla Energy Ventures, a subsidiary of Tesla, allowing the company to supply electricity to households and businesses across the UK. After a months - long evaluation process, this authorization took effect on Wednesday. The UK Gas and Electricity Markets Authority said that this license only covers the electricity supply business and is independent of Tesla Motors Limited's existing power generation license. (Sina Finance)

Industry Trends

"The Second Half of AI is Energy", Fund Managers Seek Opportunities in the Electricity Going - Global Sector

Recently, the electricity demand driven by the explosive growth of AI has made the issue of electricity shortage a core topic in the global capital market again. The A - share electricity sector has strengthened against the trend, showing strong resilience independent of the market fluctuations. Since the beginning of the year, the sub - indices of UHV, virtual power grids, and smart grids have all increased by more than 30%, and the growth rates of many grid equipment theme ETFs have also exceeded 35%. Meanwhile, among various technological paths to address the electricity gap, the gas turbine sector has emerged, forming a new investment theme and driving the annual returns of many funds with heavy positions in this sector to exceed 40%. Fund managers generally believe that with its efficiency advantages, China's manufacturing industry is expected to play a key role in the global electricity transformation, and investment focus is now on the going - global industrial chain with higher gross profit margins. (Securities Times)

Report: Global Project Developers Added a Total of 169GW of Wind Power in 2025

The annual report "Global Market Share of Wind Turbine Manufacturers in 2025" released by BloombergNEF shows that the newly installed capacity of global wind power in 2025 reached a record high, breaking the record for the third consecutive year. In 2025, global project developers added a total of 169GW of wind power installed capacity, a year - on - year increase of 38%. Among them, the newly installed capacity of onshore wind power was 161GW (accounting for 95%), and the newly installed capacity of offshore wind power was 8GW. The strong growth of onshore wind power in China was the main driving force for the global wind power expansion in 2025, making China the world's first market to add more than 100GW of installed capacity in a single year. (36Kr)

General Administration of Customs: China's Exports of Mechanical and Electrical Products Reached 2.89 Trillion Yuan in the First Two Months, a Year - on - Year Increase of 24.3%

In terms of exports, in the first two months, China's exports of mechanical and electrical products reached 2.89 trillion yuan, a 24.3% increase; labor - intensive products reached 702.67 billion yuan, a 15.6% increase; and agricultural products reached 120.01 billion yuan, a 9.7% increase. In terms of imports, in the first two months, China's imports of mechanical and electrical products reached 1.21 trillion yuan, a 21.3% increase; iron ore reached 2.1 billion tons, a 10% increase; and crude oil reached 96.934 million tons, a 15.8% increase. (General Administration of Customs)

This article is from the WeChat official account "Comprehensive Service Port for Zhejiang Enterprises Going Global", author: Zhejiang Enterprises Going Global.