Nearly 70% Beijing residents think deposit rates are low

The central bank's Department of Management announced the two quarterly survey this morning (reporter Mr Xiong) The central bank's Department of Management released this morning, "the second quarter of 2009 Beijing 1400 Urban Depositors Questionnaire Survey analysis" showed that although nearly 70% of Beijing residents believe that deposit rates are low, the choice of "more savings" has increased and residents ' willingness to invest has declined. According to the survey, 69.7% of the residents in this quarter considered "low deposit rates", which fell by 0.6% over the previous quarter.　　Under current prices and interest rates, the proportion of residents who think "more savings" is the most cost-effective is 38.2%, up 1.8% from the previous quarter.　　From the main purpose and use of household savings, the proportion of residents used for "old age", "Education fee" and "interest" was 29.9%, 22% and 21.9%, respectively, by 2.9, 1.6 and 2.4% respectively in the previous quarter. Residents overall consumption will have rebounded, the willingness to buy cars and the last quarter flat. 27.6% said "More consumption" was the best deal, compared with a 2.6% increase in the previous quarter. In the next three months, the preparation of "home purchase", "car" residents accounted for 13% and 14.2% respectively, and the last quarter basically flat. The survey also showed that the residents ' satisfaction with the price was lower and the expectation of future price increases was strengthened.