Group 1 - The Hong Kong stock market showed a recovery in consumer sectors such as automotive, blind boxes, cultural tourism, and short videos, with significant gains in stocks like Zhongsheng Holdings, Pop Mart, and Samsonite, which rose over 3% [1] - The Hong Kong Consumer ETF (159735) has seen an average daily trading volume exceeding 53 million HKD over the past five trading days, indicating high market interest [1] - The government plans to implement the third batch of subsidies for the "trade-in" policy for consumer goods in July, emphasizing the importance of this policy in boosting consumption, which is a primary task for the government this year [1] Group 2 - Huajin Securities highlighted that the issuance of guidelines for financial support to boost and expand consumption provides strong backing for the investment value of the consumer sector [2] - The policy emphasizes the role of credit support as a main channel, enhancing structural monetary policy tools, increasing bond market financing support, and promoting equity financing to lower financing thresholds and costs for quality consumer enterprises [2]

Group 1 - The Hong Kong stock market opened lower on June 13, with sectors such as gold jewelry, blind boxes, cultural tourism, and dining showing strong gains. Notably, Chow Tai Fook rose over 9%, while companies like Smoore International, Nongfu Spring, Tongcheng Travel, and Pop Mart also saw upward movement [1] - The Hong Kong Consumption ETF (159735) has an average daily trading volume exceeding 72 million yuan over the past 10 trading days, indicating high market interest [1] - The first China Fashion Industry Ceremony was held in Shanghai on June 12, where the China Cultural Media Group's Fashion Research Institute released the "China Fashion Consumption Development Report." The report estimates the current market size of China's fashion consumption to be between 2 trillion and 3 trillion yuan, highlighting its role as a key driver of consumption upgrade [1] Group 2 - According to Guosen Securities, the investment value of the consumption sector is gradually becoming apparent, especially as domestic consumption becomes a crucial growth support amid a complex global economic environment [2] - The consumption sector exhibits a "smile curve" characteristic, indicating that higher added value is found at both ends of the traditional and emerging business models, while the middle segment faces transformation pressures. This trend suggests that investment opportunities are more concentrated in companies with brand strength, innovation capabilities, and digitalization [2] - The internal demand-driven nature of the consumption sector provides stronger risk resistance amid external demand fluctuations and geopolitical risks [2]

Group 1 - The 618 shopping festival is recognized as a crucial event for boosting annual consumption, with calls for government support through subsidies and targeted consumption vouchers to stimulate spending in specific regions and demographics [1] - The Hong Kong stock market experienced a V-shaped rebound, with significant gains in sectors such as short videos, food and beverages, home appliances, and blind boxes, indicating strong market interest in consumer stocks [1] - The Hong Kong Consumption ETF (159735) tracks the Hong Kong consumption index, which includes a higher proportion of new consumption categories compared to A-shares, reflecting the impact of consumption policies on market recovery [1] Group 2 - The government is actively promoting consumption through measures such as increasing personal and internet consumption loan limits, which is expected to release pent-up consumer demand [2] - The Ministry of Commerce plans to launch a "Healthy Consumption Special Action Plan" during the Consumer Expo, focusing on health-related sectors to expand consumption scenarios [2] - Local governments are also contributing, with initiatives like Hainan's health and wellness industry development plan aimed at enhancing the quality of consumption in the region [2]