According to news on June 23, 2026, the domestic economy has ushered in major policy adjustments recently.
Multiple ministries and commissions jointly acted to attack the capital market and foreign trade simultaneously, injecting strong impetus into the stable development of the economy.
First of all, in terms of capital markets, six ministries and commissions jointly issued relevant policies to guide long-term funds into the market.
This policy clearly proposes to promote the allocation of hundreds of billions of long-term pension and insurance funds in the A-share market.
Its core purpose is to inject stable incremental vitality into the capital market and promote the long-term healthy development of the market.
The policy has been optimized in many aspects.
On the one hand, the process of institutional funds entering the market has been optimized, allowing long-term funds to enter the stock market more smoothly.
On the other hand, it broadens the investment channels for medium and long-term funds and lowers the institutional threshold for long-term funds to participate in the stock market.
Through these measures, short-term market fluctuations can be stabilized, provide a better financing environment for high-quality entities, and help them achieve financing and development through the capital market.
At the same time, in the field of foreign trade and economic cooperation, the Ministry of Commerce and the Ministry of Finance jointly implemented foreign trade countermeasures.
This regulation accurately regulates foreign-related economic and trade transactions, including ten overseas companies in the export control list, and another 46 overseas companies are restricted from participating in domestic government procurement projects.
The important significance of this measure is to maintain the security of domestic industrial and supply chains, balance the order of import and export trade, and effectively hedge the impact of unreasonable external trade barriers.
This package of policies fully embodies the idea of taking into account the cultivation of domestic capital markets and the protection of foreign economic and trade rights and interests.
Domestically, relying on long-term funds to activate the local financial market can help core industries such as technology and manufacturing achieve financing expansion and promote industrial upgrading and innovative development.
On the external front, through compliance control measures, the bottom line of domestic industrial development has been guarded and the legitimate rights and interests of domestic enterprises have been protected.
From a macroeconomic perspective, these policies, both internal and external, played a key role in stabilizing the economic market throughout the year.
They create a fairer and more stable development environment for the real economy and foreign trade industry, and help improve the overall competitiveness and risk resistance of the domestic economy.
In the future, with the gradual implementation of these policies, we have reason to believe that the domestic economy will usher in healthier and more stable development.
