TREE NEWS reports: China’s Ministry of Commerce reported that foot traffic and sales at 78 key shopping streets and commercial districts rose 3.4% and 5.3% year-on-year respectively in the first three days of the National Day holiday (Oct 1-3). Trade-in programs for consumer goods drove 19.63 billion yuan in sales, benefiting 3.483 million people, including 46,000 vehicles and 1.511 million home appliances.
China’s National Day Holiday Consumption Steady in First Three Days
The modest gains in foot traffic and sales suggest holiday spending is holding up rather than accelerating, with the trade-in program doing much of the visible work: appliances dwarf vehicles in units moved, a reminder that big-ticket auto demand remains the harder part of the consumer story. For RWA and tokenization watchers, the relevant thread is the policy machinery behind these numbers — subsidized trade-ins are a demand-management tool, and their durability past the holiday window is the open question. Whether the program's pull fades once the holiday ends is worth tracking.
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