- Chinas Bevölkerung spart auf Rekordniveau - nasdaq, 18.02.2003, 00:17
- und wenn sie nun auf die Idee kommen, Gold zu kaufen...?... - Tofir, 18.02.2003, 00:48
- Re:die kommen schon drauf, da hab ich keine Zweifel - kingsolomon, 18.02.2003, 09:42
- und wenn sie nun auf die Idee kommen, Gold zu kaufen...?... - Tofir, 18.02.2003, 00:48
Chinas Bevölkerung spart auf Rekordniveau
-->Chinas Spareinlagen liegen mit 1000 Milliarden USD schon auf einem sehr beachtlichen Niveau und noch ist kein Ende abzusehen. Das der private Konsum ansteigen und die Sparrate zurĂĽck gehen soll schaeint daher wohl etwas voreilig. Ausserdem interessant, dass 80 % jener, die Bankeinlagen bevorzugen Frauen sind...
China's bank savings still favourite
(February 17,2003 )(China Daily)
Chinese economists hoping to see people increase spending and investments in an effort to ensure further economic growth are still frustrated by the current spending landscape.
A recent survey among 1,059 adults in four major cities, including Beijing and Shanghai, found that bank savings accounts are still the preferred option when it comes to holding money.
Only 10 per cent of the respondents have investments in the stock market, while nearly 64 per cent choose to stash their money in bank accounts to ensure its safety, according to a joint survey by research firm Horizon Research and website www.horizonkey.com in December.
Around 36 per cent of the total respondents in the survey said they make bank deposits on a regular basis, which bolsters their sense of security. But 27.5 per cent of respondents admitted they have no plans to save regularly.
The results are presumably disappointing to Chinese economist and government officials, who have been combating a slump in the consumer price index that threatens to slow down economic growth.
Despite stimulative efforts like interest rate cuts, China's savings deposits soared by 17.8 per cent on a year-on-year basis to 8.7 trillion yuan (US$1.05 trillion) at the end of last year, 3.1 per cent faster than the previous year.
Chinese people's enthusiasm for saving and cautious approach to portfolio investment also make the prospect of a rapid stock market rally dim, while weak sentiment mired major stock indices for the majority of last year and this year.
The survey found that more than 80 per cent of those favouring bank deposits are female, who prefer safety and ease of use over anything else in personal finance matters.
Surveyors said the results suggest that no major changes have occurred to the personal finance habits of most Chinese people, who traditionally value security and stability.

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