Securities Daily: Experts predict that in China next year there will be more policies focusing on lowering the threshold for purchasing a house.

The relevant person in charge of the China Central Institute of Fingers predicts that next year, China will have more targeted policies continuing to focus on lowering the threshold for home purchases and reducing the cost of home purchases. Specifically, firstly, there is further room for optimization of restrictive policies in cities such as Beijing, Shanghai, and Shenzhen. Secondly, in terms of reducing the cost of home purchases, it is expected that next year will continue to promote this through methods such as reducing mortgage rates, lowering intermediary fees, and increasing the tax deduction for mortgage interest. Finally, in the context of "investing in people", increasing the subsidy for home purchases will also be an important measure for promoting the release of housing demand in various regions.