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钱袋子要慌了!央行净回笼 1745 亿,理财、房贷全中招?
Sou Hu Cai Jing· 2025-08-26 23:06
一、4058亿"撒钱"vs5803亿"收网":央行在玩"左手倒右手"? 今天早上刷财经新闻,我差点以为手机中了病毒——央行又"整活"了!4058亿逆回购"撒币",转头5803亿到期"收网",一进一出,净回笼1745亿。好家伙, 这操作跟咱妈买菜似的,先问价后砍价,左手拎着菜篮子右手摸钱包,表面"大方"实则"精算"。但你要觉得这只是简单的"收水",那可就掉进坑里了。要知 道,现在的央行比老中医还会"望闻问切",每动一分钱都藏着八百个心眼子。这1745亿到底是给经济"降温"还是"排毒"?普通人的存款、股市的K线、老板 们的贷款,接下来怕是要集体"渡劫"?别急,咱们今天就把这事儿扒得明明白白,看完你就知道——央行这波操作,比你对象的心思还好猜! 最有意思的是利率:1.4%,纹丝不动。要知道,去年这时候逆回购利率还在1.9%晃悠,今年一路降到1.4%,现在死活不降了。这信号比红绿灯还明显:央 行不想再"降息放水"了,但也不想"加息收水",就想让市场在"温水区"待着,别冻着也别烫着。 为啥这么拧巴?看看隔壁美国就知道了:美联储今年已经加了三次息,基准利率干到5.5%,结果呢?银行倒闭、股市震荡、老百姓借钱成本飙升,差点 ...
普通人最大的“作死”,就是贷款买房买车!牢记这3点,不吃亏
Sou Hu Cai Jing· 2025-08-26 17:18
前几天在菜市场碰见张阿姨,她蹲在摊位前扒白菜叶子,一边扒一边叹气:"我家小子去年非要在县城买套房,首付借了8万,贷了30年,每个月还4200的房 贷。这刚过一年,他公司裁员,现在打零工每个月才挣3000,房贷都快断供了,我这退休金都得贴进去,连块五花肉都不敢买。" 你听听,这事儿是不是特眼熟?身边总有那么些人,明明工资就几千块,非要跟风贷款买房买车,觉得"有房有车才算体面""别人都有我不能没有"。可没算 明白一笔账:房贷车贷一背上,你这辈子就不是为自己活了,是为银行打工,是把自己捆在"月供"这根绳子上,稍微有点风吹草动,就得摔得头破血流。 普通人瞎贷款买房买车,真的是在"作死",不信你看那些血淋淋的例子,再看看官方给的数据,咱心里得有本明白账。 先说说房贷:30年的坑,你真以为能爬出来? 有人说"买房是刚需,贷款很正常",可"刚需"也得看你有没有那个承受力啊!咱先看组官方数据:2024年5月,央行发布的《中国金融稳定报告》里写着, 截至2023年底,我国居民部门杠杆率(简单说就是老百姓欠银行的钱占GDP的比例)已经到了62.1%,其中80%以上都是房贷。这意味着啥?大部分人欠银 行的钱,主要都是买房欠的。 再 ...
9月银行兑现浮盈压力预计不大
Tianfeng Securities· 2025-08-25 13:43
行业报告 | 行业专题研究 银行 证券研究报告 9 月银行兑现浮盈压力预计不大 在今年三季度市场出现大幅调整的情况下,是否会加剧银行卖出老券调剂利润表的行为,对此 我们认为: 一、今年银行资产负债定价呈现"贷款利率平稳、存款成本改善"的趋势,NIM 压力得到有 效缓解,为实现全年盈利目标奠定了良好基础 得益于贷款供求矛盾改善,以及自律的执行,今年新发放企业贷款和房贷利率基本上已稳定在 3.2%和 3.1%,且监管当局更倾向于通过财政贴息等方式,来引导降低实体经济融资成本。 在此情况下,我们预计今年贷款利率降幅,可能是 2019 年 LPR 改革以来幅度最小的一年, 银行资产端定价有望得到明显稳固。 如果再考虑下半年依然有较大规模的高息定期存款到期,预计银行存款成本改善趋势得以进一 步延续。 基于存贷板块定价端的良好表现,尽管今年规模上可能有所"缩表"(增速下滑),但无论是银 行息差还是营收增长,压力都有望得到一定程度缓释。 二、今年银行金市交易盘与配置盘均面临一定压力 与存贷板块相比,今年银行大金市板块业绩完成情况,与去年"大牛市"相比,不可同日而语, 主要表现为两个方面: 对于交易盘而言,由于今年利率波动明 ...
楼市,将有大利好?
Sou Hu Cai Jing· 2025-08-23 10:35
Group 1: U.S. Monetary Policy - The Federal Reserve is expected to resume interest rate cuts after an 8-month pause, with a potential 25 basis point reduction in September [1][4][16] - The U.S. unemployment rate has surpassed the 4% threshold, indicating a need for rate cuts despite inflation concerns [16] - President Trump is pushing for lower interest rates to stimulate the economy ahead of the 2026 midterm elections, which may influence the Fed's decisions [13][16] Group 2: Chinese Real Estate Market - The Chinese real estate market may receive positive news in September, potentially benefiting from a decrease in the Loan Prime Rate (LPR) [1][5][20] - Recent government meetings have emphasized the importance of stabilizing the real estate market, indicating a proactive approach to address market concerns [18][19] - Major cities like Shanghai and Shenzhen are anticipated to follow Beijing's lead in implementing new policies to support the real estate market [21][22]
银行“反内卷”:寻找“不可能三角”最优解
2 1 Shi Ji Jing Ji Bao Dao· 2025-08-22 12:22
21世纪经济报道记者张欣 北京报道 "反内卷其实就是走高质量发展之路。"谈及当下备受关注的银行业"反内卷"话题,一位大行人士对本报 记者直言。 低利率时代下,银行业正面临典型的"不可能三角"困境:一边是降低实体利率的政策导向与市场诉求, 需持续压缩利差空间;一边是整体市场缺乏增量,优质业务资源有限;同时行业普遍存在的规模情结, 又驱动银行想通过扩大规模维持竞争力。三者相互制约,难以真正实现"降利率、扩规模、控风险"的平 衡。 自 2024 年人民银行首次用"内卷"形容银行业现状以来,监管部门迅速行动,一系列整治举措密集出 台,旨在重塑银行业的竞争生态,推动其回归服务实体经济的本源。 "内卷" 最早由康德提出,经戈登威泽、格尔茨、黄宗智等学者发展完善,原指文化、农业等领域达到 特定形态后,在内部不断复杂化却无实质发展的现象;现指同行间为争夺有限资源竞相过度投入,致使 个体"收益努力比"降低,如同努力"通货膨胀"。 2024年7月30日中央政治局召开会议,会议首次指出要强化行业自律,防止"内卷式"恶性竞争。 2024年11月,人民银行发布的《2024年第三季度中国货币政策执行报告》(以下简称"《报告》")首次 用 ...
提前还房贷背后的经济账:银行人揭秘普通购房者容易忽视的财务陷阱
Sou Hu Cai Jing· 2025-08-22 07:06
提前还贷:一场精打细算的财富博弈? 盛夏时节,刘先生怀揣着积攒两年的30万元走进银行,本打算提前偿还部分房贷,以此减轻经济压力, 节省利息支出。然而,银行客户经理小王的一番话却如同一石激起千层浪,让刘先生陷入了深思:提前 还贷,真的是最佳选择吗?很多人并未深思熟虑,盲目地提前还贷,实际上可能无谓地"白送钱"。 这个看似简单的决策,实则是一场复杂的财务计算和风险考量。中国人民银行最新数据显示,2025年上 半年,全国居民提前还贷申请量同比激增37%,创下近五年来的新高。这股提前还贷的浪潮,究竟是基 于理性的财务规划,还是仅仅是盲目跟风的行为? 提前还贷的"甜蜜陷阱":利息节省背后的隐形成本 提前还贷,乍看之下是减轻负担的明智之举,但真相却远比表面复杂。拥有15年银行从业经验的张经理 一语道破玄机:"很多购房者只看到提前还贷能少付利息,却忽略了资金的时间价值、通货膨胀的侵 蚀,以及潜在的投资机会成本。" 银行业内人士的观点与一项覆盖全国28个省份、超过5万名房贷客户的调查数据不谋而合。该调查显 示,高达63%的提前还贷者并未经过详细的财务测算就草率地做出决定,其中超过40%的人在提前还贷 后感到资金流动性压力倍增 ...
200万买断人生,职业背债人背后的陷阱!
Sou Hu Cai Jing· 2025-08-19 09:49
Core Viewpoint - A disturbing phenomenon has emerged where individuals are willingly becoming "debtors," driven by a hidden industry that exploits them, leading to severe financial and legal consequences [1][3]. Group 1: Industry Overview - The industry of "professional debtors" is rapidly growing, having extracted over 100 million from banks through a complex scheme [3]. - In 2024, there were 4.14 million pieces of loan fraud intelligence captured, with a 51% increase in the number of perpetrators in the second half of the year [3]. Group 2: Mechanism of the Scheme - The scheme operates in three main steps, starting with recruiting individuals from rural areas who lack assets and stable jobs, promising them quick financial gains [5]. - The second step involves creating a false identity for the debtor, presenting them as affluent individuals to facilitate loan acquisition [6]. - Once the loans are secured, the intermediaries disappear, leaving the debtors responsible for the massive debts, which can exceed millions [8]. Group 3: Legal Implications - Individuals involved in this scheme may face serious legal consequences, including charges of fraud and illegal fundraising, with potential prison sentences ranging from a few years to over ten years [11][12]. - Recent cases have shown that intermediaries and debtors have received significant prison sentences for their roles in these fraudulent activities [12].
HIBOR上升会分化AH股走势吗?
2025-08-18 15:10
Summary of Conference Call Records Industry or Company Involved - The discussion primarily revolves around the Hong Kong financial market, specifically focusing on the HIBOR (Hong Kong Interbank Offered Rate) and its implications for the stock market, including A-shares and H-shares. Core Points and Arguments - **HIBOR Increase and Market Dynamics**: The recent rise in HIBOR is attributed to a shift from excessive liquidity to a more normalized level, following government interventions in May and June that significantly impacted market liquidity [1][8]. - **Impact on A-shares and H-shares**: A-shares are expected to maintain an upward trajectory, while H-shares may experience short-term setbacks but are anticipated to rebound [2][13]. - **Market Divergence**: The U.S. market has shown signs of slowing down post-inflation data release, while A-shares continue to rise. In contrast, the Hong Kong market, particularly the Hang Seng Index, has faced declines due to tightening liquidity [3][11]. - **Long-term Effects of HIBOR Increase**: While rising HIBOR typically indicates tighter liquidity, it may not have the traditionally expected suppressive effects on the market due to the current economic context [4][6]. - **Currency and Interest Rate Mechanism**: The relationship between the Hong Kong dollar's peg to the U.S. dollar and the resulting interest rate differentials creates opportunities for arbitrage, influencing market liquidity and HIBOR levels [5][10]. Other Important but Possibly Overlooked Content - **Liquidity Recovery**: The recent increase in HIBOR is seen as a normalization process after an abnormal state of excessive liquidity earlier in the year, which was driven by external economic factors [6][7]. - **Future Market Outlook**: The market is expected to face continued liquidity tightening in the short term, but strategic optimism remains for both Hong Kong and A-shares, particularly with upcoming policy implementations and AI-related trading opportunities [11][14]. - **Global Financial Risks**: The global financial landscape is characterized by heightened risks, with potential impacts on asset allocation and market behavior, particularly concerning the U.S. dollar and its effects on A-shares [12][15]. This summary encapsulates the key insights from the conference call, highlighting the intricate dynamics of the Hong Kong financial market and its interconnections with global economic trends.
高频数据扫描:居民贷款再减速、长债利率却上行
Bank of China Securities· 2025-08-18 04:14
Report Industry Investment Rating - Not provided in the given content Core Viewpoints - In July, the year-on-year growth rate of domestic household RMB loans dropped to 2.65%, and the growth rate of household medium - and long - term loans also fell to 3.43%. From January to July, the year-on-year growth rate of fixed - asset investment dropped to 1.60%, about 1.2 percentage points lower than that from January to June. The long - term Treasury bond yield continued to rise, which may reflect the market's expectation of more real - estate support policies [2][10]. - The PPI in the US in July exceeded expectations, with a year - on - year increase of 3.3% (the highest level since February this year) and a month - on - month increase of 0.9% (the largest increase since June 2022). The follow - up pressure transmission needs attention. The Fed's scenario of more than 2 interest rate cuts this year still requires the decline of inflation data as support [2][12]. - The year - on - year decline of the production material price index continued to narrow. From August 11th to 15th, 2025, the average wholesale price of pork decreased by 1.17% month - on - month and 25.69% year - on - year; the Shandong vegetable wholesale price index increased by 7.22% month - on - month and decreased by 26.99% year - on - year. The year - on - year decline of the production material price index narrowed to 5.29% [2]. - From August 1st to 14th, 2025, the average daily trading area of commercial housing in 30 large and medium - sized cities was about 181,000 square meters, while in August 2024, it was about 232,000 square meters per day [2]. Summary According to the Directory High - Frequency Data Panoramic Scan - In July, the growth of domestic household loans and fixed - asset investment slowed down. The long - term Treasury bond yield should have faced downward pressure but continued to rise, which may reflect the market's expectation of real - estate support policies. The new - issued mortgage rate in the second quarter decreased again, and the adjusted new - issued mortgage rate after tax and capital cost continued to decline, but the trend slowed down [2][10][11]. - The PPI in the US in July exceeded expectations. If the upstream price - increase pressure can be transmitted to consumer prices, it may form re - inflation pressure; otherwise, it may affect corporate inventory investment [2][12]. - Various high - frequency data showed different trends. For example, food prices, consumer goods prices, energy prices, and real - estate transaction data all had their own changes in terms of month - on - month and year - on - year comparisons [15][17]. High - Frequency Data and Important Macroeconomic Indicators Trend Comparison - Multiple high - frequency data were compared with important macroeconomic indicators, such as the comparison between the year - on - year change of LME copper spot settlement price and the year - on - year change of industrial added value and PPI, and the comparison between the year - on - year change of crude steel daily output and the year - on - year change of industrial added value [17][33]. Important High - Frequency Indicators in the US and Europe - Some important high - frequency indicators in the US and Europe were presented, including the US weekly economic indicators, initial jobless claims, same - store sales growth, and the Chicago Fed Financial Conditions Index, as well as the implied interest - rate hike/cut prospects of the US Federal Funds Futures and the ECB's overnight index swaps [92][94][103]. Seasonal Trends of High - Frequency Data - The seasonal trends of high - frequency data were analyzed, with indicators such as the monthly average of crude steel daily output and the production material price index showing their respective seasonal changes [105]. High - Frequency Traffic Data in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen - The year - on - year changes in subway passenger volume in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen were presented [160].
银行业周度追踪2025年第32周:大行二季度利润增速回升-20250817
Changjiang Securities· 2025-08-17 15:19
Investment Rating - The report maintains a "Positive" investment rating for the banking sector [13] Core Insights - The growth rate of commercial banks' assets rebounded to 8.9% year-on-year by the end of Q2, primarily due to a low base from the previous year [2][6] - The net profit growth of state-owned banks in the first half of the year was 1.1%, showing a recovery of 1 percentage point compared to Q1 [2][7] - The net interest margin (NIM) decline has narrowed, with an average NIM of 1.42% for commercial banks in the first half of the year [7][41] - Asset quality remains stable, with a general decline in non-performing loan (NPL) ratios and an increase in the provision coverage ratio [8][49] - Capital adequacy ratios have generally improved, supported by capital injections and a stabilizing bond market [8][51] Summary by Sections Asset Growth - By the end of Q2, the total assets of state-owned banks grew by 10.4% year-on-year, with a quarter-on-quarter increase of 3 percentage points [6][39] - The growth rate of city commercial banks also rebounded to over 10%, while joint-stock banks remained weak with a growth rate of 5.0% [6][39] Profitability - The net profit growth for state-owned banks was 1.1% year-on-year, while joint-stock banks experienced a decline of 2.0% [7][41] - The NIM for state-owned banks decreased by 2 basis points to 1.31%, with expectations of continued downward pressure on funding costs [7][41] Asset Quality - The NPL ratios for various banks have generally declined, with the provision coverage ratio for state-owned banks rising by 2 percentage points to 249% [8][49] - The net generation rate of NPLs is expected to remain stable, with no further reductions in provisions anticipated [8][49] Capital Adequacy - Capital adequacy ratios have improved across various banks, with state-owned banks seeing a 0.4 percentage point increase [51] - The improvement is attributed to capital injections and a stabilizing bond market, leading to an increase in unrealized gains on net assets [51] Monetary Policy - The average interest rates for newly issued loans reached historical lows, with mortgage rates at 3.06% and corporate loan rates at 3.22% [54][56] - The regulatory guidance emphasizes risk pricing principles, with expectations for a slowdown in the downward trend of new loan rates [54][56]