"Money shortage" becomes "panic" A shares fall into the abyss

Introduction: OA show ('918 '); yesterday, banks and real estate stocks fell sharply, with Shanghai index closing at 1963, down more than 5%, the biggest one-day decline since 2009 The liquidity of the financial system is tight and interest rates are soaring rapidly, which makes the market change from "money shortage" to "panic" The central bank said there was no shortage of liquidity in total Moody's said China's banking net profit could be reduced by 79.6 billion yuan this year However, the people's Bank of China announced on its official website yesterday that the bank's overall liquidity is reasonable In order to solve the problem of "money shortage", various banks have launched short-term high-income financial products However, in view of the continuous decline of most Shibor varieties, the liquidity of banks has been eased With the past mid-year assessment, the phenomenon of high income of related financial products is expected to change According to the F2s analysis, the transformation of relevant credit policies, the pressure of "money shortage" and the promotion of interest rate marketization will have a greater impact on the profitability of the banking industry Moody's even believes that the net profit of the banking industry may be reduced by 79.6 billion yuan this year F2s money shortage survey F2s macro economy F2S A shares once again suffered Black Monday yesterday In the weak market of China's economic downward pressure and A-share technology breaking, the banking industry once again suffered from a lack of funds at the end of last week, and A-share fell into the abyss As of the close of F2s, the Shanghai index was down 109.86 points or 5.30% at 1963.23, while the Shenzhen composite index was down 6.73% at 7588.52 This is also the biggest one-day decline of the Shanghai stock index [- 0.19%] since December 5 last year, reaching the end of the founding of the people's Republic of China The Shenzhen composite index also set a new low since December 8, 2009 None of the sectors rose, with brokers, nonferrous metals, trust and coal stocks leading the decline, reaching 8.27%, 8.24%, 7.89% and 7.61% respectively More than 400 stocks fell more than 9% There are 199 non-ST stocks in the two cities, and the number of St stocks has also reached 39.