China's Ministry of Finance has initiated a new round of large-scale capital replenishment for financial institutions, injecting over 350 billion yuan across banks, insurance companies, and policy banks. Specifically, on September 6, the Ministry of Finance will inject 30 billion yuan into the Export-Import Bank of China and 10 billion yuan into China Export & Credit Insurance Corporation on the same day. Industry insiders believe this move aims to bolster the capital buffers of state-owned major banks, enhancing their risk resilience. CICC previously estimated that 300 billion yuan in capital could leverage approximately 4 trillion yuan in asset expansion, boosting direct credit issuance and inorganic growth capabilities, and supporting the real economy and financial risk prevention.