多地国补突然暂停，北京、天津、广州等部分门店靠限量抢券

Core Viewpoint - The national subsidy program for replacing old appliances has been temporarily suspended in several regions, impacting consumer purchasing behavior during the ongoing 618 shopping festival [1][5][20]. Group 1: National Subsidy Status - As of June 12, regions such as Jiangsu, Hubei, Chongqing, and Guangdong have paused or limited the national subsidy for old-for-new appliance exchanges [1][4]. - Many consumers were surprised by the sudden increase in prices due to the suspension of subsidies, leading to hesitation in making purchases [4][5]. - The Jiangsu Provincial Department of Commerce confirmed that the subsidy program will continue until the end of the year but will implement quota management [4][20]. Group 2: Consumer Reactions - Consumers preparing to make significant purchases expressed frustration over the sudden changes, with some reconsidering their decisions due to the loss of subsidies [4][5]. - A consumer in Jiangsu noted that the subsidy was more beneficial than the discounts offered by retailers during the 618 event [4]. - Another consumer, who had already paid a deposit for home customization, faced a dilemma due to the subsidy suspension, which could lead to financial losses [4]. Group 3: Regional Variations - In Shanghai, the national subsidy remains available, while other regions have shifted to a limited coupon system, making it difficult for consumers to access subsidies [6][9]. - A report indicated that only 10 out of 25 regions had normal subsidy distribution, with many areas experiencing either suspension or limited access [6][7]. - The subsidy situation varies significantly across regions, with some areas like Beijing still offering online subsidies while offline stores have restricted access [9][10]. Group 4: Future Outlook - The second phase of the national subsidy program is expected to be announced soon, with adjustments to the subsidy standards and application processes [20][21]. - Analysts predict that the consumption of subsidy funds will continue to rise, with estimates suggesting that 70% of the allocated budget will be utilized by mid-year [21][22]. - The shift to a quota management system is seen as a necessary adjustment to prevent fund misuse and to promote rational competition among businesses [21][22].