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Core Viewpoint - China's export market has shown strong resilience and internal driving force, with a 7.2% growth rate in exports during the first half of the year, surpassing market expectations and reaching a historical high of over 13 trillion yuan [1][2]. Group 1: Factors Supporting Export Growth - The manufacturing industry's upgrade and supply advantages have led to a positive cycle of high-quality supply driving both the quantity and quality of exports. High-tech product exports grew by 9.2%, with significant increases in high-end machinery, ships, and marine engineering equipment [2]. - Policy incentives and market strategies have played a crucial role, with domestic demand expansion policies facilitating capacity release to support exports. Trade transfer strategies have helped mitigate market risks, especially after the U.S. imposed tariffs [2][3]. - External short-term benefits have also contributed to export growth, including a decrease in U.S. durable goods inventory ratios and temporary tariff reductions that have spurred a new wave of exports [3]. Group 2: Market Dynamics and Future Outlook - Despite the positive factors, the global trade environment remains complex and uncertain, with rising unilateralism and protectionism. The "export rush" effect may weaken, leading to increased pressure on exports [3][4]. - The latest customs trade survey indicates a rebound in confidence among export and import enterprises, although there are predictions of potential order declines in the coming months as the "export rush" effects diminish [4]. - To achieve the annual foreign trade growth target, continuous efforts are required, focusing on technological innovation and market expansion to enhance the global competitiveness of "Made in China" products [4].