Macro Overview - The article emphasizes the shift from β factors to α factors in understanding China's export dynamics, particularly in the context of global geopolitical tensions and technological transformations [2][3] - The correlation between global PMI and China's export growth has been disrupted since 2023 due to internal structural adjustments and intensified global trade frictions [2] 2026 Export Outlook - For 2026, it is anticipated that global economic weakness will be limited, with the IMF predicting a rebound in global GDP growth compared to 2025, leading to an expected export growth rate of 1-3% for China [3] New Trade Patterns - The formation of new trade patterns is attributed to tariff shocks and the restructuring of geopolitical relationships, particularly the complex trade dynamics between China and the U.S. [7] - The article notes that while transshipment trade has increased, it has not fully compensated for the decline in direct trade with the U.S., leading to a focus on non-U.S. markets as new opportunities [7] Export Performance by Sector - Machinery and electrical equipment exports are highlighted as strong performers, indicating sustained global demand for Chinese capital goods amid geopolitical risks [7] - The article discusses the phenomenon of order front-loading, which has led to a temporary overextension in export orders, particularly to the U.S. and transshipment markets [7] Regulatory and Tariff Considerations - The impact of increased regulatory scrutiny on transshipment, particularly for low-value or non-processed goods, is noted, with potential tariffs leading to an estimated 1.3% decline in total Chinese exports [7] - The likelihood of significant new tariffs is considered low due to mutual countermeasures between China and the U.S. and the completion of most global tariff negotiations [7] Currency and Pricing Dynamics - The appreciation of the Chinese currency is expected to reduce the incremental value of exports priced in foreign currencies, although the overall export volume may remain stable [7] Real Estate Investment Trends - Real estate investment in China has seen a significant decline, with a cumulative year-on-year drop of 13.9% in the first nine months, raising concerns about how to mitigate this downturn [8] - Despite pressures, there are signs of stabilization in new construction and sales metrics, although the overall investment environment remains challenging [8][9] Brain-Computer Interface Market - The brain-computer interface (BCI) market is at a critical juncture with significant technological breakthroughs and clinical validations expected to drive commercialization [12][13] - Government policies are actively supporting the development of the BCI industry, with a focus on enhancing innovation capabilities and establishing a reliable industry framework by 2030 [13] - Investment activity in the BCI sector has surged, with over 1000 disclosed transactions and nearly 400 companies receiving funding, indicating strong market potential [14]