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Cathay Haitong: Policy benefits boost service consumption; traditional consumption patterns improve
Guotai Junan released a research report stating that ongoing policy catalysts are driving up the prosperity of travel chains and service consumption. Some traditional consumer sectors are experiencing improved dynamics; after the new tax regulations on investment gold, the cost for enterprises to purchase investment gold bars has increased; the expansion of duty-free categories is enhancing high-end brands; and the scale of action education is accelerating. Additionally, the new consumption sector continues to show high prosperity, with emotional value and experiential consumption rapidly realizing commercial value; the commercialization of consumer technology products and services is accelerating; undervalued high-dividend stocks still possess significant allocation value at this stage.
Guotai Junan’s main points are as follows:
Ongoing policy catalysts are driving up the prosperity of travel chains and service consumption.
Some traditional consumption sectors are seeing improved dynamics.
New consumption continues to show high prosperity, with consumer technology and traditional retail undergoing rapid transformation.
Investment suggestions and recommended targets.
Risk warnings: 1) Uncertainty regarding the increase in residents’ disposable income and consumption willingness; 2) The impact of intensified competition on profits; 3) Risks and uncertainties related to the overseas market, regulation, and trade policies.