PSBC(SH:601658) Qi Huo Ri Bao·2025-12-15 01:37Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the strategic development of Henan Province in China, focusing on the construction of a "hub" to enhance its economic and social development during the 14th Five-Year Plan period, leveraging its geographical advantages and comprehensive resources to integrate into the national unified market [1]. Group 1: National Element Allocation Hub - The core of building a national element allocation hub is to promote the market-oriented allocation of resources, which will enhance overall productivity and support high-quality development [2]. - Henan has the potential to become a national element allocation hub due to its rich resources, large population, and established infrastructure, including being a national big data comprehensive pilot zone [2]. - The Zhengzhou Data Trading Center is crucial for this hub, facilitating the commercialization and financialization of data, which will enhance the province's element allocation capabilities [3]. Group 2: Modern Logistics Hub - The 14th Five-Year Plan suggests implementing actions to reduce logistics costs and enhance logistics infrastructure, aiming to establish several regional logistics hubs and an international logistics center [6]. - To convert "flow" into "retention," it is essential to improve the efficiency of logistics through multi-modal transport and enhance international supply chain stability [7]. - Recommendations include building a multi-layered logistics hub network, innovating logistics service models, and expanding international logistics channels [8]. Group 3: Commodity Distribution Hub - The plan emphasizes supporting the Zhengzhou Commodity Exchange and establishing a resource allocation hub for bulk commodities, focusing on enhancing storage and transportation capabilities [9]. - The development of a comprehensive supplier network and a significant agricultural product trading center is essential for establishing a large-scale market and trade system [10]. - The integration of futures and spot markets at the Zhengzhou Commodity Exchange is seen as a key driver for the resource allocation hub, promoting price discovery and risk management [11].