《中美联合声明》落地48小时：“抢运潮”会出现吗？

Core Viewpoint - The recent U.S.-China trade agreement has significantly reduced tariffs, leading to a rapid recovery in the foreign trade sector, particularly in electronics and logistics, creating a 90-day "window period" for businesses to capitalize on the improved trade environment [2][4][5]. Group 1: Market Response - Following the announcement of the trade agreement, many companies, especially in the electronics sector, have seen a surge in inquiries and orders from U.S. clients who previously delayed shipments due to tariffs [2][5]. - The Shenzhen Huaqiangbei electronics market has experienced a revival, with prices for certain electronic components dropping significantly, indicating a return to normalcy in trading activities [4]. - The logistics sector anticipates a "rush" in shipping as businesses aim to maximize the 90-day window, although some companies are still assessing the situation before making large-scale shipping decisions [6][9]. Group 2: Industry Variations - Different industries are responding variably to the trade agreement; for instance, companies in the consumer electronics sector are cautious due to longer production and inventory cycles, while others with existing overseas stock are better positioned to respond quickly [9][10]. - Some sectors, like the optical module industry, report minimal impact from the tariff changes, as they were already exempt from previous tariffs, indicating that the effects of the trade agreement are not uniform across all industries [11]. - U.S. industry associations have welcomed the trade agreement but emphasize the need for long-term stability in trade policies, highlighting ongoing concerns about remaining tariffs and their impact on consumer prices [12].