Group 1 - The Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development emphasizes the importance of promoting a stable, healthy, and high-quality development of the real estate market, urging local governments to take responsibility and implement precise policies tailored to individual cities [1] - There has been a noticeable acceleration in debt restructuring among real estate companies, with significant breakthroughs achieved recently, leading to a collective rise in real estate stocks in both A-shares and Hong Kong stocks [1] - As of July 10, the A-share real estate sector saw stocks like China Fortune Land Development and Greenland Holdings hit the daily limit, while in Hong Kong, Longfor Group's stock surged over 80% during the day [1] Group 2 - The construction materials sector experienced a significant rise, attributed to improved macroeconomic expectations and anticipated policy support for urban renewal, alongside a favorable performance in the building materials industry's fundamentals [2] - The inventory of rebar continues to decline despite the seasonal demand lull, indicating a better-than-expected performance in the building materials sector [2] - As of July 10, the total inventory of glass production enterprises in key monitored provinces decreased by 1.66%, with a consumption rate exceeding production, indicating a positive trend in the glass market [3] Group 3 - The market anticipates continued policy support and potential production restrictions in northern factories, suggesting that black series futures and glass prices may continue to rebound until mid-August [4] - Post the rainy season, demand for glass is expected to improve, stabilizing market sentiment and potentially resonating with the industry's "anti-involution" trend [4]