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The central bank: Starting from May 15, the reserve requirement ratio for Financial Institutions will be lowered by 0.5 percentage points.
The People's Bank of China has decided to lower the reserve requirement ratio for Financial Institutions by 0.5 percentage points (excluding Financial Institutions that have already implemented a 5% reserve requirement ratio) starting from May 15, 2025, and to lower the reserve requirement ratio for Autos financing companies and financial leasing companies by 5 percentage points.
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China CITIC Bank Corporation: In the first quarter of 2025, the net income was 19.509 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 1.66%.
Interpretations of China CITIC Bank Corporation's Q1 2025 financial report: Key points summary on seeking transformation and upgrading amidst steady growth. Financial performance is stable: In the first quarter, net income attributable to Shareholders achieved...
The market may reach a critical juncture in the short term, with Banks and Electrical Utilities showing repeated activity, and the Technology Sector poised to take off.
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Industrials, Agriculture, and China Banking reach new highs again! The Banks Sector continues to be hot, and today's "new high bull" scan shows that these directions also have a high proportion.
①Today, Bank stocks became active again, among which, the three major banks, Industrial, Agricultural, and China, continue to hit historical highs, with Construction Bank approaching its historical peak. ②The financing balance of the Banks sector has slightly declined compared to mid-April, while still remaining at a relatively low level for this year. ③A total of nearly 20 stocks reached historical highs today, with the highest proportion being Autos stocks, and there are also many from basic chemicals, agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry, and fishing, and the Banks stocks.
Banks have increased interest rates on consumer loans in advance, with more low-interest products hidden in the "discount track."
Indirect remarks highlight the "cost performance" even more.
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