新华财经晚报：我国基础设施REITs再迈关键一步 扩围至酒店、商业办公设施等领域

Key Points - China's infrastructure REITs have expanded to include hotels, commercial office facilities, and other sectors, marking a significant breakthrough in the types of underlying assets [1] - The annual express delivery volume in China has surpassed 180 billion pieces for the first time, averaging over 16 billion pieces per month, reflecting the robust vitality of the Chinese economy [2] - The State Administration for Market Regulation is advancing the regulatory framework for infant liquid milk products, aiming to enhance safety and quality standards in the industry [1] - The Chinese government has implemented a new policy to support housing for low-income workers, expanding assistance to include both newly built and existing homes [3] - President Putin has signed a decree allowing Chinese citizens to enter Russia without a visa for up to 30 days, effective until September 14, 2026, promoting tourism and business travel [4] Domestic News - The National Development and Reform Commission has published a new list of eligible projects for infrastructure REITs, which now includes sports venues, commercial complexes, and urban renewal projects [1] - The express delivery sector's growth is seen as a key driver for consumption and economic stability, with the industry experiencing significant scale effects [2] - The Guangdong Provincial Development and Reform Commission reported that 1,500 key projects are planned for 2025, with an investment target of 1 trillion yuan, achieving 96% of the annual investment goal by October [2] International News - The Eurozone's manufacturing PMI for November was reported at 49.6, slightly below expectations, indicating a contraction in the manufacturing sector [5] - Germany's manufacturing PMI for November was 48.2, also below expectations, suggesting ongoing challenges in the manufacturing landscape [6] - France's manufacturing PMI remained stable at 47.8, while Italy's PMI improved to 50.6, indicating a slight expansion in the manufacturing sector [7][8]