


Group 1 - The report from CITIC Securities indicates that the issuance of government bonds supported a slight increase in social financing growth in June [1] - Looking ahead, social financing performance may continue to be supported by the shift in the main line of debt reduction towards stable growth, along with the traditional accelerated issuance of government bonds around mid-year [1] - On the credit side, banks increased lending on the supply side due to the half-year end timing and the low base from the previous year, with significant growth in short-term loans to enterprises, while medium and long-term loan issuance remained relatively stable year-on-year [1] Group 2 - The report suggests that corporate financing sentiment remains cautious amid trade friction, and current mortgage demand is still at a relatively low level based on real estate sales data [1] - The recovery in the retail sector is expected to depend on the implementation of previous comprehensive policies and subsequent incremental policies [1] - M1 improvement is mainly driven by a low base and the recovery of corporate funding, while the increase in M2 reflects the stability of bank liabilities, which helps maintain a loose liquidity environment [1] Group 3 - The People's Bank of China emphasized "technological innovation + service consumption" as the dual focus of monetary policy during a press conference on July 14 [1] - CITIC Securities believes that structural easing will become the main line of policy in the next phase, while total policies such as interest rate cuts may remain on hold [1] - In the short term, this approach is expected to help stabilize the credit environment, but long-term attention is needed on the transmission effects and the pace of real economy recovery [1]