On July 7, a number of statistical data were released, showing that the economy as a whole was recovering.

  From January to May, my country's total import and export of services increased by 22% year-on-year

  According to data released by the Ministry of Commerce on the 7th, from January to May this year, my country's service trade continued to maintain steady growth, with a total import and export of services of 2,365.36 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 22%.

The growth of service exports was 8.1 percentage points higher than that of imports, driving the service trade deficit to drop by 46% to 61.78 billion yuan.

In May, the total import and export volume of services in my country was 456.28 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 22.2%.

  The average daily business volume of express delivery in June exceeded 300 million pieces

  On July 7, the State Post Bureau stated that the average daily business volume of express delivery in June recovered to more than 300 million pieces, exceeding the level of the same period last year.

In the first half of the year, the postal express industry added 7 self-owned all-cargo aircraft, of which the number of 747 and 767 wide-body freighters rose to 19, and the cross-border long-distance transportation capacity was significantly enhanced.

  Wang Yuehan, deputy director of the third business research department of the Development Research Center of the State Post Bureau: In the second half of the year, the dividend effect of the policy of ensuring access and smoothness will be further manifested, online consumption will gradually return to the active range, the industry development environment is increasingly optimized, and the potential space for traditional peak seasons is still available. Expect.

  The net inflow of northbound funds in June exceeded 70 billion yuan

  In terms of capital market, according to the statistics of the exchange, the net purchase of northbound funds in June exceeded 72.96 billion yuan, a new high since 2020, and over 80% of the industries received additional positions from northbound funds, which is also the third consecutive month that northbound funds have shown net inflow.

"Northbound funds" refers to the inflow of funds from Hong Kong to the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets in the north, and has always been regarded as a weather vane for international capital allocation of A shares.

Since June, a large number of northbound funds have flowed to A-shares, demonstrating the confidence of overseas funds in the long-term investment value of the A-share market.

  Wen Tianna, professional member of the Hong Kong Securities Institute: It can be seen from the trend that investor confidence is recovering, and China's economic development and strength are attracting global investors to accelerate the deployment of Chinese assets.