资金面宽松持续，同业存单利率下破1.6%后怎么走

Group 1 - The central bank has increased liquidity withdrawal after the quarter-end, but the central tendency of funding rates continues to decline, with the one-year AAA interbank certificate of deposit (CD) yield dropping below 1.6% [1][2] - Market optimism regarding future funding conditions is rising, supported by accelerated fiscal spending and increased demand for CDs from wealth management and money market funds [1][3] - Concerns about banks' liability pressure and the potential for increasing CD issuance limits have emerged as the interbank CD registration quota usage accelerates [1][7] Group 2 - The central bank's recent operations included a net withdrawal of over 10 billion yuan, while the funding rates continued to decline, with DR001 and DR007 falling to 1.31% and 1.42% respectively [2][3] - Analysts expect the one-year AAA CD yield to have further downward potential, with a lower limit around 1.50%, influenced by fiscal spending and weak credit [3][4] - The current valuation of one-year CDs is slightly high, with the central bank considering the impact of CD rates on banks' net interest margins and loan issuance [5][6] Group 3 - As of the end of May, the disclosed CD issuance plans from banks reached a cumulative total of 33 trillion yuan, with a significant increase compared to previous years [6][7] - The issuance pace of CDs varies among different types of banks, with state-owned banks showing a higher usage ratio compared to joint-stock banks [6][7] - The upcoming months will see a substantial amount of CDs maturing, with approximately 14.75 trillion yuan due from July to December, raising concerns about banks' liability management [7][8]