海关总署：我国是维护全球产供链稳定畅通的重要力量

Core Viewpoint - China's foreign trade exports have effectively responded to various pressures and challenges this year, maintaining a good growth momentum with a growth rate exceeding 7% in the first three quarters, marking eight consecutive quarters of growth [1] Group 1: Factors Driving Growth - The completeness of China's industrial system has laid a solid foundation for growth, with China's industrial product export share remaining the highest globally since 2008, accounting for nearly 20% in recent years. Manufacturing exports have continued to grow for eight consecutive years, with a 7.1% increase in the first three quarters, particularly in specialized equipment manufacturing, automotive manufacturing, and instrumentation, all showing double-digit growth [1] - The improvement in innovation levels has stimulated growth potential, with high-tech product exports reaching 3.75 trillion yuan, an increase of 11.9%, contributing over 30% to overall export growth. Notably, the export of ships and marine engineering equipment grew by 25.5%. Recent exports include a liquefied natural gas production platform valued at nearly 15 billion yuan, capable of supporting the gas needs of a city with a population of ten million. The share of self-owned brands in exports of electric vehicles and agricultural machinery has increased to 59.5% and 40.2%, respectively, compared to the same period last year [2] - Adapting to market demand has expanded growth space, with many companies actively providing personalized and customized solutions. For instance, a split air conditioning system that can be flexibly installed has led to over 20% growth in air conditioning exports to Europe. Additionally, solar street lights that track sunlight in real-time have been developed for tropical, rainy regions, significantly improving power generation efficiency. Approximately 80% of trade partners have seen export growth in the first three quarters [2] Group 2: Global Economic Context - The current process of economic globalization faces headwinds, with multiple international organizations indicating significant risks to the global economic outlook. Uncertainties in trade policies are major constraints on global economic development. However, economic globalization is an unstoppable historical trend, and maintaining the resilience and stability of global industrial and supply chains aligns with the common interests of all countries. China plays a crucial role in maintaining the stability and smooth operation of global supply chains, with ongoing domestic policies effectively supporting foreign trade enterprises to meet international market demands, injecting new momentum into China's exports [3]