Commodity consumption remains a vital area for stimulating consumption and benefiting livelihoods. The Ministry of Commerce will next advance pilot reforms in auto distribution and consumption.
On November 27, the market surged intraday before retreating. Organic silicon stocks led gains, while solid-state battery and consumer electronics sectors showed strength. Photovoltaic equipment also outperformed, whereas Hainan Free Trade Port, lab-grown diamonds, AI applications, and aquaculture lagged.
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**Ministry of Commerce: Holistic Expansion of Auto Consumption** At a State Council policy briefing, Yang Ye, an official from the Ministry of Commerce, emphasized auto sector reforms. Measures include expanding used-car circulation and fostering aftermarket segments like customization, leasing, motorsports, and RV camping to drive end-to-end consumption growth.
Dongguan Securities maintains an overweight rating on autos, citing robust demand fueled by trade-in policies, extended subsidies, and surging NEV penetration (now exceeding 50%). Zhongyuan Securities projects a stable or mildly adjusted passenger vehicle market in 2026, with orderly price competition and export growth in commercial vehicles, especially light trucks and electric buses.
**Institutions Eye Oversold Stocks**
Year-to-date, A-share auto stocks averaged a 38.4% gain, with 26 doubling in value.
In November, 25 auto stocks received surveys from 10+ institutions.