Recently, online rumors claimed that ‘the Chairman of the New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX) commented on Hainan’s customs closure,’ drawing some public attention. However, verification shows that NYMex—the major U.S. marketplace for energy and commodity futures—has not issued any official statement from its chairman regarding Hainan’s upcoming full customs control implementation. The so-called ‘Hainan customs closure’ refers to China’s plan to fully implement a special customs regime by the end of 2025 under the Hainan Free Trade Port policy, featuring ‘open access at the first line and controlled regulation at the second line.’ This initiative is part of China’s domestic strategy to build Hainan into a globally competitive open economy. As such, international financial institutions or exchanges like NYMEX typically do not issue official commentary on specific national policy measures. Any future remarks by market participants or analysts on Hainan’s policy impacts would likely reflect market perspectives rather than institutional positions. The public is advised to rely on authoritative sources and approach unverified online claims with caution.
近期，有网络传言称‘纽约商品交易所主席就海南封关发表评论’，引发部分关注。然而，经核实，纽约商品交易所（NYMEX）作为美国重要的能源与大宗商品期货交易平台，并未公开发布其主席对海南自贸港封关运作的官方表态。海南封关是指中国在2025年底前全面实施海南自由贸易港‘一线放开、二线管住’的海关监管模式，旨在打造具有国际竞争力的开放型经济新高地。这一政策属于中国内政和区域发展战略，国际金融机构或交易所通常不会对此类具体政策直接评论。若未来有国际组织或市场人士就海南封关带来的投资、贸易或大宗商品流动影响发表观点，更多是基于市场分析而非官方立场。因此，公众应理性看待网络信息，以权威渠道发布的内容为准，避免误读或传播不实消息。
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