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Policy Overview - The National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) emphasized that the "package of incremental policies" is comprehensive and systematic, indicating that more policies will be introduced beyond those already announced in monetary, real estate, and capital markets[1] - The NDRC highlighted the potential reintroduction of "land reserve special bonds" to acquire idle land from developers and local investment companies, which could enhance the efficiency of special bonds for project construction and alleviate cash flow issues for real estate companies[1] Financial Support Measures - The NDRC plans to optimize the management of local government special bonds, focusing on expanding the use of funds, gradually decentralizing project review authority, and allowing some bond quotas for debt repayment and new uses[1] - There is an emphasis on increasing support for enterprises, including clarifying the status of tax and fee preferential policies set to expire this year and expanding the "no repayment renewal loan" policy to medium-sized enterprises[1] Investment and Infrastructure - The NDRC aims to accelerate the formation of physical work volume, with a current project progress of 58% for 700 billion CNY central budget investments and 50% for "two heavy" projects[2] - The NDRC plans to issue 290 billion CNY of special bonds by the end of October, creating a time window for subsequent fiscal policies or special bond projects[2] Long-term Debt Utilization - The NDRC discussed expanding the use of ultra-long-term special government bonds for infrastructure, urban renewal, and education projects, indicating a broader support range for future fiscal policies[2] - The Ministry of Finance has adjusted the revenue and expenditure categories for special government bonds, suggesting improved efficiency in their use[2] Economic Outlook - The report indicates that while current monetary and real estate policies have had positive effects, weak domestic demand remains a significant challenge for the economy, necessitating continued fiscal policy support[5] - Future fiscal policy directions include further support for consumption, capital supplementation for major banks, and potential tax reductions for individuals[5]