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港股异动 | 内房股集体高开 存量房贷利率调降明确 三大一线城市集体出台楼市新政

Hong Kong stocks surged | Mainland real estate stocks collectively opened higher, existing home loan interest rate cuts clarified, and new real estate policies introduced in three major first-tier cities.

Zhitong Finance ·  Sep 29 21:23

Mainland real estate stocks opened high, China Vanke (02202) rose 14.99% to HKD 7.67; Longfor Group (00960) rose 14.87% to HKD 15.76; Sino-Ocean Group (03377) rose 14.81% to HKD 0.31.

According to the Securities Times app, mainland real estate stocks opened high, China Vanke (02202) rose 14.99% to HKD 7.67; Longfor Group (00960) rose 14.87% to HKD 15.76; Sino-Ocean Group (03377) rose 14.81% to HKD 0.31; Sunac (01918) rose 14.79% to HKD 1.94; Cifi Hold Group (00884) rose 14.67% to HKD 0.43.

On the news front, last night, Shanghai, Shenzhen, and Guangzhou, the three major first-tier cities collectively introduced new real estate policies. Among them, Shanghai introduced the "Shanghai Seven Articles", reducing the down payment ratio, reducing existing home loans, and allowing non-local residents with one year of social security to buy houses; Guangzhou lifted all restrictions on residents' families purchasing homes in the city; Shenzhen adjusted the minimum down payment ratio for first-time commercial individual housing loans to 15%, and for the second commercial individual housing loans to 20%.

On the same day, the specific time to lower existing home loan interest rates was clearly stated, proposing a market interest rate pricing self-discipline mechanism. All commercial banks are required to uniformly adjust existing home loan rates (including first homes, second homes, and above) to a level no less than 30 basis points lower than the LPR by October 31, 2024. Subsequently, the four major state-owned banks, ICBC, ABC, CCB, and BOC, issued announcements to release specific operational details starting from October 12, 2024, and to complete batch adjustments by October 31, 2024.

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