Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the concept of "deposit migration" and highlights three common misconceptions in the market regarding excess savings and their implications for investment behavior [2][3][4]. Group 1: Misunderstandings about Excess Savings - Misunderstanding 1: The market may underestimate excess savings; "deposit migration" involves more than just deposits. The total excess savings, when considering various funds, approaches 10 trillion yuan, contrary to the less than 4 trillion yuan estimated based solely on deposits [2]. - Misunderstanding 2: The speed of market entry may be underestimated; non-bank deposits are not an accurate measure of "migration." The "non-bank net liabilities" metric, which excludes disturbances from interbank business, shows two rounds of high growth since September 24, indicating a more pronounced "deposit migration" in the second half of this year [3]. - Misunderstanding 3: The investment sensitivity of excess savings is potentially underestimated. Since 2021, residents have overly allocated excess savings to fixed-income assets, which have seen declining excess returns, making it difficult to meet reinvestment intentions amid accelerating housing price declines. The process of "rebalancing" funds may continue as nominal GDP gradually recovers by 2026 [4].
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