部分银行仅有1年期大额存单在售，五年期大额存单已难觅

Core Viewpoint - The availability of long-term large-denomination certificates of deposit (CDs) is decreasing, and the interest rate advantages are minimal compared to regular fixed-term deposits [2][3][4] Group 1: Market Trends - Major banks, including the six state-owned banks, have removed 5-year large-denomination CDs from sale, with some even discontinuing 3-year products [2][3] - The highest interest rate for 3-year large-denomination CDs among state-owned banks is currently 1.55%, which is equivalent to the rate for 3-year fixed-term deposits [3] - Many banks are now offering only 1-year CDs, and the interest rates for large-denomination CDs have aligned with those of regular fixed-term deposits [2][4] Group 2: Customer Behavior - Customers are increasingly seeking alternative investment products, particularly among younger demographics, as they express dissatisfaction with current interest rates [5][6][7] - The total scale of the wealth management market in China has exceeded 31 trillion yuan, indicating a shift towards low-risk asset management products [6] Group 3: Banking Sector Dynamics - The net interest margin for commercial banks has narrowed to 1.43%, down from 1.52% in the previous year, due to lower loan yields and increased competition for deposits [8] - Banks are adjusting their deposit rates and product offerings to reduce funding costs, which may lead to a further decline in long-term deposit products [8][9] - Despite the reduction in long-term products, some banks may retain a portion of these offerings to attract customers, although their overall proportion will decrease [9]