“十五五”规划公报强调经济高质量发展，四季度基建或受益增量资金和政策催化

Core Viewpoint - The construction index increased by 2.87% during the week of October 20-24, underperforming the broader market by 0.54 percentage points. Key sectors such as nuclear power, deep earth economy, and mergers and acquisitions saw significant gains. The Fourth Plenary Session successfully convened, outlining a blueprint for economic and social development during the 14th Five-Year Plan, emphasizing high-quality economic growth. It is recommended to focus on transformation-related products in the construction sector and high-prosperity new productivity tracks [2][3][4]. Construction Sector Analysis - The construction sector is expected to benefit from increased funding and policy catalysts in the fourth quarter, with a rapid issuance pace of special bonds and special national bonds. As of September, 3.68 trillion yuan of special bonds have been issued, accounting for 83.6% of the annual quota of 4.4 trillion yuan. Central enterprises are showing a recovery trend in orders, with companies like China Communications Construction and China Railway Construction seeing improved order volumes in the third quarter [4][5]. Market Performance - During the week of October 20-24, the construction index rose by 2.87%, while the CSI 300 index increased by 3.41%, indicating that the construction sector underperformed the market by 0.54 percentage points. Sectors such as landscaping, building decoration, and infrastructure construction experienced notable gains, with individual stocks like Huilv Ecology (+33%), China Nuclear Engineering (+23%), and Shikong Technology (+21%) leading the way [5][6]. Strategic Recommendations - The Fourth Plenary Session's report emphasizes the importance of focusing on the real economy, advocating for intelligent, green, and integrated development. It suggests paying attention to the technological transformation of the construction industry and high-prosperity productivity tracks, including new energy and cleanroom sectors, as well as the deep earth economy [3][4].