The 'anti-monopoly' policy has spurred notable signs of capacity rationalization and economic recovery across various sectors, including coal, steel, chemicals, and photovoltaics. Coal inventories are on the decline, potentially stabilizing prices; the steel industry is witnessing a rebound in gross profit margins amidst falling inventories and production; the supply-demand dynamics of certain chemicals have improved; and the photovoltaic sector has achieved growth in midstream exports, fueled by the domestic rush to install and the buoyant European market.