多地农商行开年"逆势加息"，部分3年期存款产品的年化利率上浮至1.75%，业内：实为短期营销，具有高门槛、限时性特征 每经记者｜刘嘉魁 每经编辑｜黄博文 2026年开年，在国有大行持续下架长期限存款产品、存款利率整体步入"1%时代"的背景下，一场由众多农村商业银行发起的"逆势加息"行动，正从广 西、贵州、陕西等多地悄然蔓延。部分农商行将1年至3年期特色存款的年化利率推高，但多数附加"20万元起存""限量发售""节后截止"等严格限制。 然而，这并非利率周期的反转信号。国家金融监督管理总局数据显示，截至2025年第三季度末，商业银行净息差已收窄至1.42%的历史低位。 一位资深银行业研究人士向《每日经济新闻》记者指出，这场看似矛盾的"加息潮"，实际是中小银行在行业性盈利困境与个体生存压力之间的精准计算： 它们以"高利率+高门槛+短期限"的组合策略，在年初"开门红"的关键窗口，发起了一场针对大额短期资金的"精准狙击"。在他看来，这揭示了不同体量银 行在负债端日益白热化的竞争，以及其截然不同的生存策略。 利率"双轨"运行：高门槛特色存款背后的揽储逻辑 2026年开年，存款市场的"温度差"极为显著。一方面，大型银行继续 ...

原标题：多地农商行开年"逆势加息"，部分3年期存款产品的年化利率上浮至1.75%，业内：实为短期营 销，具有高门槛、限时性特征 每经记者|刘嘉魁 每经编辑|黄博文 2026年开年，在国有大行持续下架长期限存款产品、存款利率整体步入"1%时代"的背景下，一场由众 多农村商业银行发起的"逆势加息"行动，正从广西、贵州、陕西等多地悄然蔓延。部分农商行将1年至3 年期特色存款的年化利率推高，但多数附加"20万元起存""限量发售""节后截止"等严格限制。 然而，这并非利率周期的反转信号。国家金融监督管理总局数据显示，截至2025年第三季度末，商业银 行净息差已收窄至1.42%的历史低位。 一位资深银行业研究人士向《每日经济新闻》记者指出，这场看似矛盾的"加息潮"，实际是中小银行在 行业性盈利困境与个体生存压力之间的精准计算：它们以"高利率+高门槛+短期限"的组合策略，在年 初"开门红"的关键窗口，发起了一场针对大额短期资金的"精准狙击"。在他看来，这揭示了不同体量银 行在负债端日益白热化的竞争，以及其截然不同的生存策略。 2026年开年，存款市场的"温度差"极为显著。一方面，大型银行继续贯彻压降长期限、高成本存款的策 ...

与此同时，在理财公司产品货架或官微推广渠道上，也越来越多出现分红型理财的身影。招银理财官微 推出一款封闭式固定收益类的季度分红理财，产品期限36个月，业绩比较基准2.05%—2.65%。渝农商 理财也于近日上线多只固定收益类分红理财。 对于近期分红型理财产品的快速发展，普益标准研究员黄轼剡指出，其发行节奏明显提速，规模呈现持 续扩张趋势。"这主要是为了应对存款利率持续下行的环境，理财公司通过此类产品满足投资者对稳健 收益的需求。" 某理财公司业务人士表示，利率一降再降，最近不少银行的大额存单利率甚至已降至1%以下，进 入"0"字头区间，而且预期未来一段时间，银行定期存单的发行规模可能继续收缩，利率或将继续下 行。"在这种环境下，通过定期分红兼顾一定流动性的分红理财，尤其长期限分红理财，能更好地适配 稳健型风险偏好投资者的'长钱'资金的配置需求，因此越来越受投资者青睐。理财公司在产品供给上也 在相应跟进。" 从产品布局差异来看，黄轼剡指出，不同类型理财公司展现出鲜明的差异化特征。大型国有银行理财公 司，依托强大的客户基础，更倾向于发行封闭式分红产品或"按季"分红的产品，利用"固收+非标"的传 统优势，锁定优质资 ...

Core Viewpoint - The continuous decline in bank deposit interest rates is leading to decreased enthusiasm among depositors, with many opting to withdraw their savings for investment or consumption instead [1][3][5]. Group 1: Reasons for Declining Deposit Rates - Banks are lowering deposit rates to encourage depositors to invest and consume, thereby stimulating economic growth [3]. - The loan market remains sluggish, prompting banks to reduce deposit rates to lower financing costs for businesses and homebuyers, aiming to revive loan demand [3]. - By decreasing deposit rates, banks can widen the interest rate spread between deposits and loans, enhancing their performance and ability to withstand systemic risks [3]. Group 2: Factors Affecting Depositor Behavior - The current deposit interest rates are perceived as too low, leading depositors to feel that saving money is not worthwhile, with some choosing to keep cash at home or spend it on consumption [5]. - Rising inflation rates mean that deposit interest rates are failing to keep up, eroding the purchasing power of deposited funds over time [5]. - An increasing number of investment channels, such as stocks, funds, and bank wealth management products, offer higher returns than fixed-term deposits, prompting depositors to withdraw funds for these investments [5]. Group 3: Investment Recommendations - For risk-averse investors, it is advisable to maximize deposit interest rates by choosing private banks, large time deposits, or long-term fixed deposits [7][9]. - For those who can tolerate some risk, a diversified asset allocation strategy is recommended, including a mix of fixed-income products, low-risk investments, and medium-risk assets like equity funds [9].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the ongoing decline in deposit interest rates in China, highlighting the challenges faced by banks in attracting deposits amid a significant wave of maturing deposits in 2026, estimated at 50 trillion yuan [4][17]. Group 1: Deposit Trends - Large-denomination certificates of deposit (CDs) are still attracting attention from savers despite declining interest rates, with some banks offering rates as low as 1.55% for three-year deposits [5]. - As of January 7, over 30 banks have announced the issuance of large-denomination CDs for 2026, with promotional activities aimed at attracting depositors [5]. - The trend shows a shift towards shorter-term large-denomination CDs, with many banks focusing on one-year or shorter products, while five-year CDs are nearly extinct [8][16]. Group 2: Interest Rate Changes - Interest rates for three-month large-denomination CDs have dropped below 1%, with some banks offering rates as low as 0.95% [6][9]. - Most banks are offering three-year large-denomination CDs with rates not exceeding 2%, and one-year rates are often below 1.5% [9]. - Several private banks have accelerated their rate cuts, with notable reductions in rates for various terms, including a drop from 1.90% to 1.80% for three-year deposits at certain banks [12][14]. Group 3: Maturing Deposits and Investor Behavior - A significant amount of deposits, particularly those with terms of one year or more, will mature in 2026, with estimates indicating over 20 trillion yuan for two-year and three-year deposits [17]. - Investors are showing varied responses to maturing deposits, with some seeking higher returns through alternative investments like stocks or structured deposits, while others remain cautious and consider traditional savings options [18]. - The article notes that banks are adjusting their deposit strategies, promoting structured deposits and low-risk investment products to attract depositors facing maturing funds [18]. Group 4: Future Outlook - The prevailing market sentiment suggests that monetary policy will remain accommodative, with potential for further interest rate cuts in the near future [20][19]. - Analysts predict that the central bank may implement a new round of interest rate cuts in the first quarter of 2026, possibly before the Spring Festival [19].

Core Viewpoint - Major state-owned banks in China have launched new large-denomination time deposit products in early 2026, but short-term product interest rates have generally entered the "0" range, indicating a downward trend in deposit rates across the banking sector [1][2]. Group 1: State-Owned Banks - The annual interest rates for 1-month and 3-month large-denomination time deposits from major state-owned banks such as Bank of China, Agricultural Bank of China, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, and China Construction Bank are all at 0.9%, with a minimum deposit requirement of 200,000 yuan [1]. - Some products from these banks have interest rates lower than those of regular fixed-term deposits of the same duration [1]. - Since December 2025, these banks have collectively removed 5-year large-denomination time deposits, with available products now generally limited to 3 years or less, and interest rates ranging from 1.10% to 1.55% [1]. Group 2: Other Banks - In contrast to state-owned banks, some joint-stock banks, city commercial banks, and rural commercial banks are still offering short-term large-denomination time deposits with interest rates above 1%. For instance, Citic Bank's 1-month large-denomination time deposit has an interest rate of 1.1% [1]. - Tianjin Bank's first 3-month large-denomination time deposit for 2026 has an interest rate of 1.15%, while Liu'an Rural Commercial Bank offers a similar product at 1.1% [1]. - However, smaller banks are also experiencing downward pressure on short-term interest rates, with some entering the "0" range, such as Yunnan Tengchong Rural Commercial Bank, which has set a 3-month deposit rate at 0.95% [2]. Group 3: Market Analysis - Industry experts suggest that the recent interest rate adjustments are closely related to banks' ongoing efforts to manage net interest margins and reduce funding costs [2]. - The current market environment indicates that the downward trend in deposit rates may continue [2].

Group 1 - Major state-owned banks have launched new large-denomination time deposit products, but short-term product interest rates have generally entered the "0" range, with rates for 1-month and 3-month deposits at 0.9% [1] - Compared to state-owned banks, some joint-stock banks and city commercial banks still offer short-term large-denomination time deposits with interest rates above 1%, such as CITIC Bank's 1.1% for a 1-month deposit [1] - The interest rates for large-denomination time deposits from state-owned banks have been reduced, with the current rates for products with a term of 3 years or less ranging from 1.10% to 1.55% [1] Group 2 - Smaller banks are also experiencing downward pressure on short-term interest rates, with some entering the "0" range, as seen with Yunnan Tengchong Rural Commercial Bank offering a 0.95% rate for a 3-month deposit [2] - The adjustment in interest rates is closely related to banks' ongoing efforts to manage net interest margins and reduce funding costs, indicating a potential continuation of the downward trend in deposit rates in the current market environment [2]

Core Viewpoint - In early 2026, several major state-owned banks in China have launched new large-denomination time deposit products, but short-term product interest rates have generally entered the "0" range [1][3]. Group 1: State-Owned Banks - The annual interest rates for 1-month and 3-month large-denomination time deposits from major state-owned banks such as Bank of China, Agricultural Bank of China, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, and China Construction Bank are all at 0.9%, with a minimum deposit requirement of 200,000 yuan [1][3]. - The China Construction Bank has only launched a special one-year product for the Beijing area with an interest rate of 1.4%, while Postal Savings Bank has not yet issued large-denomination time deposits [1][3]. - Since December 2025, the six major state-owned banks have collectively removed five-year large-denomination time deposits, with available products now generally limited to three years or less, and interest rates ranging from 1.10% to 1.55% [1][3]. Group 2: Other Banks - In contrast to state-owned banks, some joint-stock banks, city commercial banks, and rural commercial banks still offer short-term large-denomination time deposits with interest rates above 1%. For instance, Citic Bank's 1-month large-denomination time deposit has an interest rate of 1.1%, while Tianjin Bank's 3-month product offers 1.15% [1][3]. - Some smaller banks are also experiencing downward pressure on short-term interest rates, with certain rates entering the "0" range. For example, Yunnan Tengchong Rural Commercial Bank plans to issue a three-month large-denomination time deposit with an interest rate of 0.95% [2][4]. - Industry experts indicate that the recent interest rate adjustments are closely related to banks' ongoing efforts to manage net interest margins and reduce funding costs, suggesting that the downward trend in deposit rates may continue in the current market environment [2][4].

Core Viewpoint - The current trend in the banking sector shows a significant decline in deposit interest rates, with large-denomination certificates of deposit (CDs) being marketed as a tool to attract savers despite their lower yields compared to previous years [1][10]. Group 1: Deposit Rate Trends - Many banks have launched their first large-denomination CDs for 2026, with over 30 banks issuing announcements by January 7 [1]. - The interest rates for large-denomination CDs have dropped significantly, with most banks offering rates below 2% for three-year CDs and even lower for shorter terms [3][10]. - Some banks have introduced three-month CDs with interest rates falling below 1%, indicating a shift towards shorter-term products [2][3]. Group 2: Specific Rate Examples - For instance, the Yunnan Tengchong Rural Commercial Bank announced a three-month CD with a rate of only 0.95% [2]. - The Guangdong Longchuan Rural Commercial Bank's first large-denomination CD for the year offered rates of 1.15% for six months, 1.3% for one year, and 1.35% for two years [3]. - The Anhui Shitai Rural Commercial Bank issued a three-month CD with a rate of 1%, while the Huainan Rural Commercial Bank also offered a similar rate for their three-month CDs [3]. Group 3: Market Dynamics and Future Outlook - The banking sector is experiencing a wave of interest rate cuts, particularly among private banks, with at least three announcing reductions in January 2026 [7][8]. - The total amount of one-year and longer-term deposits maturing in 2026 is estimated to reach 50 trillion yuan, with a significant portion concentrated in two- and three-year deposits [10][11]. - The market anticipates a potential new round of interest rate cuts by the central bank in the first quarter of 2026, as the monetary policy remains accommodative [12][13].

Core Viewpoint - The recent adjustment of deposit rates by banks, particularly the removal of 5-year fixed deposit products by smaller banks, reflects a strategic response to the current declining interest rate environment and regulatory pressures [1][2]. Group 1: Deposit Rate Adjustments - The Tongmu Teqi Mengyin Village Bank has announced a reduction in deposit rates for terms ranging from 3 months to 3 years, while also canceling the 5-year fixed deposit option [1]. - Major state-owned and joint-stock banks still offer 5-year fixed deposits, with China Bank's rate at 1.6% [1]. - The decision to eliminate 5-year deposits is primarily seen in smaller banks, indicating a divergence in strategies based on bank size and regulatory constraints [1]. Group 2: Interest Rate Environment - The current interest rate is in a downward cycle, leading banks to avoid locking in long-term deposits at higher costs, which could increase interest rate risk and operational pressure [1]. - There is a notable trend of interest rate inversion for 3-year and 5-year deposits in some smaller banks, suggesting a market-driven adjustment to optimize liability structures and reduce costs [2]. Group 3: Alternative Investment Options - In light of reduced availability or lower rates for 5-year deposits, banks and financial markets continue to offer stable alternatives such as 3-year fixed deposits or large-denomination certificates of deposit, which maintain similar safety and yield characteristics [3]. - For investors seeking long-term returns, government bonds (e.g., electronic savings bonds) are recommended as a secure alternative to fixed deposits, providing clear yields and high safety [3].