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Finance Minister Lan Foan said that the 2026 fiscal year will strongly boost consumption. Deeply implement special actions to boost consumption, continue to arrange funds to support trade-in of consumer goods, and adjust and optimize the scope and standards of subsidies. The People's Bank of China released the China Financial Stability Report. The report suggests that efforts should be made to improve the institutional policy environment conducive to “long-term investment”, significantly increase the scale and proportion of medium- and long-term capital actually invested in A-shares, and strive to achieve a virtuous cycle of medium- and long-term capital preservation and appreciation, the smooth and healthy operation of the capital market, and high-quality development of the real economy. China's ETFs have officially entered the $6 trillion mark. The Shanghai Stock Exchange introduced a series of fee reduction and concession measures in 2026, waiving listing fees for listed companies in Shanghai, reducing transaction unit usage fees, and waiving transaction fees for bond transactions other than convertible bonds.

Zhitongcaijing·12/28/2025 09:25:00
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Finance Minister Lan Foan said that the 2026 fiscal year will strongly boost consumption. Deeply implement special actions to boost consumption, continue to arrange funds to support trade-in of consumer goods, and adjust and optimize the scope and standards of subsidies. The People's Bank of China released the China Financial Stability Report. The report suggests that efforts should be made to improve the institutional policy environment conducive to “long-term investment”, significantly increase the scale and proportion of medium- and long-term capital actually invested in A-shares, and strive to achieve a virtuous cycle of medium- and long-term capital preservation and appreciation, the smooth and healthy operation of the capital market, and high-quality development of the real economy. China's ETFs have officially entered the $6 trillion mark. The Shanghai Stock Exchange introduced a series of fee reduction and concession measures in 2026, waiving listing fees for listed companies in Shanghai, reducing transaction unit usage fees, and waiving transaction fees for bond transactions other than convertible bonds.