Impact on Currency Exchange Rates: Interest rate hikes may strengthen the U.S. dollar while weakening other currencies. If the exporting countrys currency weakens, its impact on foreign trade export prices may increase.

Impact on Trade Financing Costs: Interest rate hikes also affect trade financing costs, as foreign trade financing often requires loans denominated in U.S. dollars. If interest rate hikes lead to higher rates, trade financing costs will also rise, affecting the economic performance of foreign trade enterprises.

Explore new export markets to reduce reliance on the U.S. market.

Diversify currency portfolios to mitigate currency risks.

Adjust product structures to reduce price sensitivity.

Strengthen financial management to improve capital efficiency.

Foreign trade enterprises can make corresponding adjustments based on their actual circumstances and the impact of U.S. interest rate hikes to enhance their competitiveness.