中国经济 - 中国出口追踪(11):关税差异会收窄吗?-China Export Tracker (11)_ Tariff Differentials to Narrow_
CitiCiti(US:C)2025-07-21 14:26

Summary of Key Points from the Conference Call Industry Overview - Industry: Chinese Exports and Trade Dynamics - Key Focus: The impact of tariff differentials and overall cargo throughput on China's export performance Core Insights and Arguments 1. Stabilization of Shipments to the US: Shipments to the US have stabilized and increased in level, indicating a potential recovery in trade dynamics [1][2] 2. Tariff Differential Trends: The tariff differentials between China and the Rest of the World (RoW) may narrow due to rising US tariffs on other countries and hints of flexibility regarding the 90-day deadline for China tariffs [2][3] 3. Cargo Throughput Growth: Overall cargo throughput in China expanded by 6.8% year-over-year (YoY) in the week ending July 13, suggesting resilience in trade despite some fluctuations in container export volumes [3][6] 4. Export Performance to RoW: With the US share in China's exports decreasing to approximately 10%, exports to the RoW are becoming increasingly significant, with expectations of continued resilience in trade with these regions [3][6] 5. Increase in Overseas Contracted Projects: China's new overseas contracted projects rose by 13.0% YoY from January to May, which may drive new demand from the Global South, including Africa [3][6] Additional Important Information 1. Container Departure Trends: Container departures for the US dropped by 10.6% YoY in the 15 days ending July 16, but the overall trend indicates a recovery to pre-Liberation Day levels [2][14] 2. Seaborne Import Bills: US bills for seaborne imports from China declined by 25.5% YoY in the week ending July 13, yet the daily value has recently increased to approximately $1.3 billion [2][9] 3. Container Export Volume: The container export volume from China weakened by 3.2% YoY in the week ending July 11, but this is not seen as a significant slowdown [3][10] 4. Future Outlook: The thesis of a "tentative trough" for China's exports to the US remains intact, with expectations for continued growth in exports through July [1][2] This summary encapsulates the key points discussed in the conference call regarding the current state and future outlook of China's export dynamics, particularly in relation to the US and the broader global market.