Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the news highlights the positive impact of policy adjustments on the housing market and the home appliance sector, with specific measures aimed at easing home purchase conditions for non-local families and promoting sales through trade-in policies [1][2] - The home appliance export chain is expected to benefit from low inventory levels and recovering demand, with the anticipation of a Federal Reserve interest rate cut enhancing the outlook for U.S. real estate and durable goods demand [2] - The home appliance and home goods index (CSI 931241) reflects a balanced focus on hardware manufacturing and scenario-based consumption, with home appliances accounting for 52% and home goods for 48% of the index [2][3] Group 2 - The home appliance ETF (515730) is the first and only ETF tracking the CSI home appliance index, providing investors with exposure to leading companies in the home appliance and home goods sectors [3][4] - The recent policy support is expected to drive consumption in the home appliance sector, with significant growth potential in traditional consumer and maternity-related fields, particularly due to new subsidies [2] - The home appliance sector is projected to face challenges in domestic sales due to policy changes and high base effects, while external sales are expected to perform better due to easing tariffs and recovering demand in Europe and the U.S. [2]