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<Research>Daiwa Anticipates High Odds of CN Govt Introducing Home Mkt Boosters
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The Chinese Mainland authorities plan to introduce a new round of measures to bolster the real estate market, because the refreshed slump in the housing market threatens financial stability, Daiwa released a research report, citing recent news. The anticipated measures may include implementing nationwide subsidies for first-time home loans, increasing income tax rebates for mortgage borrowers, and reducing housing transaction costs. Since 3Q25, mainland real estate sales and prices have continued to weaken, arousing market concerns about mortgage defaults. Daiwa believed that the likelihood of introducing these stimulus measures is high. Nationwide measures supported by the Ministry of Finance are expected to be more effective and sustainable than local government policies, said the broker. However, most measures are temporary and marginal incentives for homebuyers rather than policies that address the sector’s fundamental issues. In the "15th Five-Year Plan", attention to the real estate industry relatively subsided. Daiwa anticipated that subsequent measures will focus on risk mitigation, primed at preventing plunges in housing prices from triggering mortgage defaults, rather than attempting to drive sustained industry growth. AASTOCKS Financial News Website: www.aastocks.com |
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