新华财经周报：12月22日至12月28日

Key Points - The 14th National People's Congress will convene on March 5, 2026, in Beijing [1] - The People's Bank of China has introduced a credit repair policy for individuals, allowing overdue information to be excluded from credit reports if certain conditions are met [2] - The Ministry of Commerce has released the "Encouragement Directory for Foreign Investment Industries (2025 Edition)," promoting foreign investment in advanced manufacturing and modern service industries [5] - The National Housing and Urban-Rural Development Conference emphasized the acquisition of existing commercial housing for use as affordable housing and other purposes [5] - The Ministry of Finance plans to expand fiscal spending next year [6] - The State Administration for Market Regulation will implement a pilot reform for CCC certification on high-risk products, including the addition of traceability QR codes [6] - Beijing has adjusted its housing policies to relax restrictions for non-local residents and families with multiple children [7] Domestic News - The National People's Congress Standing Committee has approved the decision to hold the 14th National People's Congress on March 5, 2026, in Beijing [1] - The Central Enterprise Leaders' Meeting highlighted the need for central enterprises to support major infrastructure construction and enhance supply chain resilience [2] - The People's Bank of China has announced a one-time credit repair policy for overdue debts incurred between January 1, 2020, and December 31, 2025, with specific conditions for exclusion from credit reports [2] - The "Opinions on Financial Support for Accelerating the Construction of the Western Land-Sea New Corridor" outlines 21 key measures to enhance financial services for this initiative [3] - The Ministry of Finance indicated that next year will see a more proactive fiscal policy, including an expansion of the fiscal spending envelope [6] International News - The U.S. Department of Labor reported a decrease in initial jobless claims, indicating a reduction in short-term layoff pressures [10] - The U.S. Commerce Department's preliminary estimate showed a 4.3% annualized growth in GDP for Q3, with increases in exports and consumer spending [10] - The EU has decided to extend economic sanctions against Russia for another six months, covering multiple sectors [11] - Germany's exports to the U.S. have declined nearly 8% due to tariffs, significantly impacting key industries [11]