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Summary of Conference Call Records Industry Overview - The conference call discusses the performance of the Chinese economy in Q2 2025, highlighting a strong GDP growth of 5.3% year-on-year, surpassing market expectations. Despite fluctuations in internal demand in June, the overall economic resilience remains strong. [2][12] - Structural pressures are evident, including a widening decline in the GDP deflator index, a decrease in nominal GDP growth, and a continued downward trend in industrial capacity utilization. [2][12] Key Points on Economic Performance - Q2 GDP growth was stable, aligning with the seven-year average, supported by internal demand. However, the retail sales of consumer goods fell in June, particularly in the restaurant sector, influenced by seasonal and non-market factors. [1][2] - Despite a slowdown in disposable income growth, consumer spending remained stable, indicating a recovery in consumer willingness. [6] - The real estate sector showed signs of stabilization, with improved funding sources for property companies and a decrease in unsold inventory, despite a larger decline in sales area and weakened investment growth. [7][8] Investment Trends - Overall investment in June showed a significant slowdown across real estate, manufacturing, and infrastructure, but equipment renewal investments increased against the trend. [9] - The government’s fiscal policy is expected to moderately support infrastructure investments in the second half of the year, with a notable increase in bond issuance in the first half. [10] - Manufacturing investment experienced a decline due to tariff impacts and subjective regulatory influences, although high-end manufacturing sectors continued to show strong growth. [11] Consumer Behavior and Retail Sales - June saw a notable decline in retail sales, particularly in the restaurant sector, but essential goods maintained resilience with a year-on-year growth rate above 5%. [5] - The consumer demand remained strong in essential goods, home appliances, communication equipment, and sports entertainment products, reflecting structural changes in consumption patterns. [5] Future Outlook - The internal demand is expected to recover gradually, supported by new policies and the implementation of existing measures, despite the observed fluctuations. [12] - The second half of the year may face external pressures, including potential tariff increases and cooling export demand, necessitating careful monitoring of economic conditions and policy responses. [12][13]