Policy stimulus for 3C and home appliance demand release. Will the multiplier effect of the "trade-in" policy continue in 2025? | Year-end review.
In 2024, the implementation of the "national subsidy" policy for the exchange of old for new will effectively stimulate the demand for home appliances and Consumer Electronics. Market analysis suggests that related subsidies for the exchange of old for new are expected to continue next year, with mobile phones and more home improvement categories likely included, while the future policy-driven effects still remain to be observed.
Last night, china assets went "crazy."
Overnight, the nasdaq Golden Dragon china index rose over 8.5%, marking the best single-day performance since the end of September. Popular Chinese concept etfs surged collectively: the largest MCHI increased by 7.7%, the FXI, which tracks large Chinese companies in the Hong Kong stock market, rose over 8%, and the only major Chinese concept etf tracking the A-share market, ASHR, gained nearly 7%. The most insane increase came from the three times leveraged FTSE China, YINN, which soared 24% overnight and continued to rise over 2% after hours.
Brokerage Morning Meeting Highlights: The historical bottom of real estate stock valuation may have been established.
At today's brokerage morning meeting, China Securities Co.,Ltd. proposed supply-side optimization, suggesting to focus on industries such as steel, photovoltaic, cement, coal, and rare earths; htsc stated that domestic sales of household appliances are improving with stable exports, focusing on two major themes for the year 2025; China International Capital Corporation believes that the historical bottom of real estate stock valuation may have been established.
Household appliance consumption ranks top on singles' day sales. How much impact does the trade-in of old for new have on manufacturers' performance?
① This year's singles' day sales, household appliances topped the category sales chart with a sales figure of 152.6 billion yuan. ② The "national subsidy" policy for replacing old appliances with new ones has significantly boosted appliance sales in the short term. ③ Analysis suggests that based on the strong demand in the current appliance market and the ongoing policy momentum, household appliance sales are expected to continue growing in the fourth quarter.
Midea made the right 'bet'.
The first financial report disclosure after listing in Hong Kong.
Driven by the subsidy for trading in old appliances, the home appliance industry is expected to show strong growth in Q3! november 11 shopping festival-related has become a new starting point for explosive performance.
①Under the consumer goods trade-in policy, the retail sales of household appliances and audio-visual equipment for households of quota-exceeding units increased by 20.5% in September, a significant acceleration of 17.1 percentage points compared to August, with smart home appliances growing at over 30%. ②On the other hand, the real "peak season" for appliance subsidies lies in the november 11 shopping festival-related brought by e-commerce platforms.