Non-bank deposits are "attracting gold", revealing the signs of residents' asset allocation shifting tracks.

The latest financial data released by the central bank shows that the "seesaw" effect between resident deposits and non-bank deposits is beginning to show, and the discussion around the phenomenon of "moving deposits" continues to heat up. Industry experts believe that the strong performance of the equity market is leading to an increase in non-bank deposits, and the trend of residents depositing their savings into the market is becoming more obvious, reflecting the initial signs of changes in residents' asset structure. Considering the strong demand for residents' asset allocation, the "seesaw" effect may further manifest in the future.