Holiday subsidies spur sales Trade-ins and loan discounts

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CCTV presents consumer-goods trade-ins, loan interest subsidies and local promotions as supporting holiday spending. Tianjin brings appliance exhibitions to township markets, where a buyer describes a subsidy of up to 1,500 yuan. Sun Yan reports from a Beijing distribution center that the platform's holiday appliance and furnishing trade-in sales are up more than 20 percent. CCTV reports the fourth 62.5-billion-yuan special-treasury tranche, describing it both as allocated two days earlier and as arriving before the holiday; the precise allocation day is unresolved. Xiang Jie describes a Sichuan loan-interest saving of 3,000 yuan a year. Liaoning ticket-linked vouchers, Xiamen promotions, Chongqing refund services and planned national Culture and Tourism Consumption Month activities follow. Forecast programme totals are not completed distributions.

CCTV reports that the fourth 62.5 billion yuan special-treasury tranche has been allocated, completing the 2026 consumer trade-in programme's 250 billion yuan allocation. It cites January–August sales and beneficiary-instance figures and policy-related retail growth. The allocation's completion does not mean every subsidy has already been paid to consumers. CCTV's October 3 field account describes Tianjin township appliance exhibitions and a Beijing platform's reported holiday trade-in order growth above 20%, attributing support to the same fourth 62.5-billion-yuan tranche. Its 'two days ago' and 'before the holiday' wording does not settle the allocation day. Local sales growth does not establish complete consumer disbursement.