破除“存款搬家”误区，央行货币政策报告详解资金流向

Core Insights - Recent slowdown in resident deposit growth and increase in non-bank deposits are primarily linked to prior regulations on interbank demand deposit rates [1][2] - The concept of "deposit migration" to the stock market is viewed as a reallocation of deposits among different entities rather than a net decrease in total deposits [1] - The People's Bank of China emphasizes the importance of maintaining reasonable interest rate relationships for macroeconomic balance and resource allocation [1][2] Group 1 - The capital market recovery has led some market institutions to interpret the slowdown in deposit growth as a shift of deposits to the stock market [1] - Experts argue that the term "deposit migration" is not entirely accurate, as it reflects a redistribution of deposits rather than a decrease in total deposits [1] - The increase in stock market value relative to deposits is noted, as rising stock prices elevate the total market capitalization of equities [1] Group 2 - The central bank indicates that changes in return rates and price relationships among different assets guide the flow of funds towards higher returns, impacting various financial markets [2] - Investors tend to convert savings into other assets when deposit rates decline, often resulting in investments in wealth management products, which still predominantly lead to interbank deposits or bonds [2] - The trend of slowing resident deposit growth and increasing non-bank deposits is attributed to previous regulations on interbank demand deposit rates, with non-bank entities favoring term deposits and interbank certificates [2]