Group 1 - As of June 24, 225 "China Trade Promotion" events have been held across 22 regions, with over 19,000 foreign trade enterprises and buyers participating, resulting in a transaction volume of 24.8 billion yuan [1] - Major e-commerce platforms and wholesale retail enterprises have established "direct sales channels" for foreign trade companies, with over 700 offline counters set up in chain supermarkets and 11 e-commerce platforms creating online special zones [1] - The Ministry of Commerce is creating an integrated environment for domestic and foreign trade, facilitating a green channel for foreign trade enterprises to apply for mandatory certifications and addressing 30 certification issues raised by companies [1] Group 2 - The Ministry of Commerce will continue to promote high-level opening-up and stabilize foreign investment, implementing the "2025 Action Plan for Stabilizing Foreign Investment" [2] - Efforts will be made to orderly open sectors such as education and culture, expand pilot programs in telecommunications and healthcare, and promote comprehensive pilot demonstrations for service industry opening [2] - The "Invest in China" brand will be continuously developed, with 19 key events held domestically and internationally in the first half of the year to showcase China's comprehensive investment advantages and opportunities [2]

Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Commerce emphasizes the importance of maintaining global supply chain stability and security, while actively promoting compliance in export approvals, particularly for rare earths to the EU [2]. Group 1: Foreign Direct Investment - In the first five months of this year, China's non-financial direct investment abroad reached $61.6 billion, a year-on-year increase of 2.3% [3]. - Investment in countries participating in the Belt and Road Initiative amounted to $15.52 billion, reflecting a significant growth of 20.8% [3]. - The total revenue from foreign contracted projects was $61.94 billion, up by 5.4%, with new contracts signed totaling $98.68 billion, an increase of 13% [3]. Group 2: Foreign Investment Policies - The Ministry of Commerce plans to enhance the investment environment for foreign enterprises by addressing their concerns and improving investment policies [4]. - The implementation of the "2025 Action Plan for Stabilizing Foreign Investment" will continue, with a focus on expanding open sectors, including education and healthcare [4]. - The "Invest in China" brand will be further promoted through various activities, with 19 key events held in the first half of the year to showcase China's investment advantages [4]. Group 3: Integration of Domestic and Foreign Trade - The Ministry of Commerce aims to implement an action plan to double the number of integrated domestic and foreign trade enterprises, fostering leading companies in this sector [5][9]. - A series of over 330 "Chinese Quality Products" events will be organized to enhance the level of these activities [7]. - Policies supporting enterprises will be strengthened, focusing on financial, insurance, and fiscal measures to alleviate costs for struggling businesses [8].

Group 1: Foreign Investment and Economic Cooperation - In the first five months of 2025, China's non-financial direct investment abroad reached $61.6 billion, a year-on-year increase of 2.3% [2] - Investment in countries participating in the Belt and Road Initiative amounted to $15.52 billion, growing by 20.8% [2] - The total revenue from foreign contracted projects was $61.94 billion, up 5.4%, with new contracts signed totaling $98.68 billion, an increase of 13% [2] Group 2: Multinational Companies Summit - The recent summit attracted 570 guests from 43 countries, focusing on new investment opportunities in areas like artificial intelligence and the silver economy [5] - The summit aimed to enhance foreign companies' confidence in investing in China and showcased China's commitment to high-level opening-up [5][6] - The Ministry of Commerce plans to implement policies to address foreign companies' concerns and improve the investment environment [6] Group 3: Trade Promotion Activities - The "Foreign Trade Quality Products Tour" has successfully helped over 19,000 foreign trade enterprises and buyers, generating a transaction volume of 24.8 billion yuan [8] - The initiative aims to integrate foreign trade products into the domestic market, with over 700 offline counters established in retail chains [8] - Future plans include hosting over 330 additional events to enhance the impact of the tour and improve policy support for participating enterprises [9] Group 4: South Asia Economic Cooperation - The 9th South Asia Expo recently concluded with signed trade contracts exceeding 8.6 billion yuan, promoting economic ties between China and South Asian countries [10] - Future efforts will focus on expanding economic cooperation, enhancing supply chain integration, and maintaining a multilateral trade system [11] Group 5: Rare Earth Export Regulations - The Ministry of Commerce is expediting the review of rare earth export license applications to stabilize global supply chains [12] - Ongoing communication with relevant countries is emphasized to facilitate compliant trade and address concerns raised by the EU regarding rare earth shortages [12]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article emphasizes China's commitment to maintaining the stability and security of global supply chains, particularly regarding the approval of rare earth export licenses to the EU [2] - In the first five months of this year, China's non-financial direct investment abroad reached $61.6 billion, marking a year-on-year increase of 2.3%. Investment in Belt and Road Initiative countries amounted to $15.52 billion, a growth of 20.8% [4] - China's foreign contracted projects achieved a turnover of $61.94 billion, up 5.4%, with new contracts signed totaling $98.68 billion, an increase of 13% [4] Group 2 - The Ministry of Commerce plans to enhance the investment environment for foreign enterprises by improving investment policies and addressing their concerns [6] - The Ministry will continue to implement the "2025 Action Plan for Stabilizing Foreign Investment," expanding open sectors and promoting pilot projects in telecommunications and healthcare [6] - The "Invest in China" brand is being actively promoted through various events, with 19 key activities held domestically and internationally in the first half of the year [6] Group 3 - The Ministry of Commerce aims to foster integrated development of domestic and foreign trade by organizing over 330 "Chinese Quality Products" events in the second half of the year [8] - There will be an emphasis on enhancing policy support, including the implementation of 15 support policies and measures to alleviate costs for struggling enterprises [8] - The initiative includes a "Doubling Action" for integrated trade enterprises, aiming to cultivate leading companies and establish comprehensive service platforms [8]

Group 1: Foreign Investment Stability - The Ministry of Commerce aims to address concerns of foreign enterprises and improve investment policies to create a better business environment for foreign companies [1] - The Ministry will implement the "2025 Action Plan for Stabilizing Foreign Investment" and expand open fields, including education, culture, telecommunications, and healthcare [1] - The "Invest in China" brand will be promoted to attract high-quality foreign investment projects [1] Group 2: Market Potential and Support Measures - China's large and diverse market capacity provides significant opportunities for foreign enterprises, supported by a complete supply chain and strong production capabilities [2] - The Ministry of Commerce plans to enhance support for foreign trade through over 330 "Chinese Quality Products" events and the implementation of 15 support policies [2] - The focus will be on increasing the level of events, improving policy support, and fostering integrated enterprises in domestic and foreign trade [2] Group 3: Rare Earth Export Regulations - The Ministry of Commerce emphasizes the importance of maintaining global supply chain stability and has expedited the review of rare earth export license applications [3] - A certain number of compliant applications have been approved, and the Ministry will continue to strengthen the approval process for compliance [3] - China is open to enhancing communication and dialogue with relevant countries regarding export controls to facilitate compliant trade [3]

智通财经6月26日电，商务部6月26日召开例行新闻发布会，发言人何亚东在会上表示，下一步，商务部 将继续办好外贸优品中华行活动，着力打造高能级平台载体，更好推动内外贸一体化发展。重点做好3 个"提高"。一是提高活动举办水平。下半年，商务部还将举办330多场外贸优品中华行活动。二是提高 政策支持力度。抓好已出台的15条支持政策落实，重点落实好"三增三减"支持政策，用好财政、金融、 保险等3个方面支持措施，推动减免困难企业的展位费、流量费、房屋租金，增强企业获得感。三是提 高企业一体化能力。实施内外贸一体化企业倍增行动，培育一批内外贸一体化领军企业，建设一批内外 贸一体化综合服务平台，帮助更多企业内外贸一体化经营，提升一体化发展水平。 商务部：实施内外贸一体化企业倍增行动 培育一批内外贸一体化领军企业 ...

Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the need to continuously promote the implementation of the old-for-new policy for durable consumer goods to effectively stabilize market expectations [1] - Relevant cities are encouraged to integrate the old-for-new consumer goods policy with urban renewal actions to better stimulate consumption potential [1] - There is a focus on consolidating the stability of the real estate market and accelerating the establishment of a new development model in real estate to meet public expectations for quality housing [1] Group 2 - There is an emphasis on increasing efforts to promote foreign trade production enterprises to stabilize volume and improve quality, while fostering the integrated development of domestic and foreign trade [1] - Relevant departments and localities are urged to conduct in-depth research, explore innovations, and address practical issues faced by enterprises to effectively respond to external shocks [1] - The goal is to fully achieve the economic work targets for the first half and the entire year [1]

Core Insights - The global trade environment is increasingly complex, presenting risks and challenges for businesses, which necessitates new requirements for the coordinated development of domestic and foreign trade [1][2] - In the first five months of this year, China's total goods trade import and export value reached 17.94 trillion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 2.5%, with private enterprises contributing 10.25 trillion yuan, growing by 7% [1] - Chinese enterprises are actively expanding into international markets while also focusing on the domestic market, aiming for a dual approach of domestic sales and foreign trade [1] Challenges in Integration - Chinese enterprises face significant obstacles in the process of "going global" and integrating domestic and foreign trade, particularly the "two sets of standards" phenomenon, which complicates simultaneous sales in domestic and international markets [2] - There is a notable shortage of channel resources, with traditional foreign trade enterprises lacking experience in domestic sales channels, while domestic trade enterprises are unfamiliar with overseas market regulations [2] - The financial support system is insufficient, with many enterprises experiencing difficulties in financing and a low satisfaction rate for the financing needs of small and micro enterprises [2] Recommendations for Improvement - To overcome these barriers, it is essential to promote deep integration of institutional rules, accelerating the mutual recognition of domestic and international standards to create a transparent and unified business environment [2] - Strengthening infrastructure and capacity building through collaboration between government and enterprises is crucial for establishing efficient logistics systems and digital trade platforms [2] - Innovation in financial services is vital, with financial institutions needing to develop products that cater to the needs of integrated domestic and foreign trade, optimizing cross-border settlement services [2]

Core Viewpoint - The shift of foreign trade enterprises towards domestic sales is driven by the dual pressures of a complex international environment and the release of domestic demand potential [1][2]. Group 1: Market Dynamics - The increase in demand for high-quality and personalized products in the domestic market provides significant opportunities for foreign trade enterprises to adjust their strategies [2][3]. - Companies like Haiji Technology have begun to adapt their products to meet domestic consumer preferences, resulting in a gradual increase in domestic market sales [2][3]. Group 2: Strategic Adjustments - Many foreign trade enterprises are recognizing the need to diversify their market reliance due to the instability of international trade, leading to a strategic pivot towards domestic markets [2][4]. - Ningbo Changcheng Precision Industry Co., Ltd. has shifted its focus to strengthen its domestic supply chain and customer base, expanding its product range significantly [3]. Group 3: Challenges and Solutions - The transition from export to domestic sales presents challenges such as the need for new resources, channels, and brand recognition, which require substantial investment [5][6]. - Regulatory measures are being implemented to reduce the institutional costs associated with market transition, such as the promotion of "same line, same standard, same quality" for products [6][9]. Group 4: Channel Expansion - Initiatives by platforms like Douyin and Meituan are facilitating the entry of foreign trade products into domestic markets, providing support through marketing and logistics [7][8]. - The establishment of dedicated sections for foreign trade products in retail spaces is enhancing consumer access and driving sales growth [7][8]. Group 5: Long-term Strategy - The integration of domestic and foreign trade is seen as beneficial for the healthy development of the economy, promoting higher product competitiveness and brand value [4][9]. - Recommendations include further alignment of domestic standards with international norms and enhancing the protection of intellectual property to create a favorable environment for market transition [9].

Core Viewpoint - The integration of domestic and foreign trade is being accelerated through various initiatives, including the cultivation of integrated enterprises and the establishment of industry clusters, aimed at enhancing the vitality of business entities and creating a multi-level cultivation system for integrated operations [1][4]. Summary by Relevant Sections Trade Integration Initiatives - The city of Pinghu in Zhejiang has a foreign trade dependence of over 70%, focusing on traditional industries like bags and children's vehicles. In 2024, it is expected to have 1,242 enterprises with import and export performance, totaling 19.9 billion yuan [2]. - Pinghu has disbursed 63.95 million yuan in business promotion funds to support enterprises in utilizing both domestic and international markets [2]. - The company Xigema in Taizhou has seen 78% of its 1.5 billion yuan orders for shock absorbers come from foreign trade, adapting its products to meet domestic market demands [2]. Challenges in Market Expansion - Hunan enterprises show a strong willingness to explore international markets but lack knowledge and experience in foreign trade. There is a notable absence of comprehensive service platforms for foreign trade to domestic sales [3]. - Hunan's strategy includes targeted support for enterprises with limited export experience, helping them to increase exports and adapt to domestic market needs [3]. Cluster Development - Hunan has prioritized the integration of domestic and foreign trade in its reform agenda, with an implementation rate of over 85% for key reform tasks [4]. - The establishment of a remanufacturing and repair base for construction machinery in Hunan has attracted 11 enterprises, addressing industry fragmentation [4]. - In the first quarter, 566 remanufactured construction machinery units valued at 551 million yuan were exported to various regions [4]. Brand and Market Positioning - Strengthening brand recognition and market influence is crucial for high-quality development in trade integration. Initiatives include government-supported events to connect foreign trade products with domestic e-commerce channels [6][7]. - Beijing's support for enterprises includes funding for digital marketing systems and the establishment of a database for export-to-domestic sales [7]. Retail and Consumer Engagement - The first city-wide duty-free store in Changsha is set to enhance the integration of domestic and foreign trade by optimizing shopping processes and promoting local brands [8]. - The duty-free store aims to facilitate a dual empowerment model, allowing foreign tourists to purchase quality goods while promoting local products globally [8].