Demand in China's consumer goods trade-in market has been exceptionally strong YTD, with most regions having already used a high proportion of their initial subsidy funds.The National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) has issued a notice stating that, together with the Ministry of Finance, it will promptly allocate a second batch of RMB81 billion in ultra-long-term special government bond funds to local governments for this year, continuing to vigorously support trade-in programs for consumer goods.Related NewsUOB Kay Hian Raises XIAOMI-W TP to $66; 1Q Adj. Profit Expected to Set Record High