The CBRC said there is no real property market regulation of the new deal fear of triggering another round of house-snatching tide

Latest news: According to a wealth network news, China Banking Regulatory Commission vice chairman Shing said in Shanghai yesterday, the CBRC will not introduce new real estate market regulation measures, and will continue to the current mortgage policy tracking and management. Just as the market on the property control trend of the heated discussion, there are reports, China Banking Regulatory Commission deputy chairman Shing said the CBRC will not introduce a new real estate market regulation measures. In this respect, some experts said that the new policy should not be out of the original, there are also analysts said that the temporary does not represent the future does not come out.　　And the market is worried that the market will not think that the statement and surprise, resulting in a new round of "Rob House Tide"?　　"Not released" still controversial real estate industry in the third quarter since the real tightening of bank money bags, the issue of capital chain has again become the focus of the market, the rumors of new policies are also heard. "So far, the CBRC's housing policy has been to maintain the basic requirements of enhanced tracking and credit management, and there are no new regulatory measures in other areas."　　"When asked about the changes in the mortgage policy, Shing said. Professor Yinbercheng, director of the Real Estate Research Center at Fudan University in Shanghai, told reporters that it was not expected to introduce a new property control policy. He said the central government's policy tone is not necessarily to allow house prices to fall, but not to rise too fast. Now, "In addition to Beijing has more stringent regulation, Shanghai also has no substantial regulatory policy, other places are not." Therefore, the regulation result can only be so. "However, Shanghai Yi Ju, China Research Institute of the General Minister Yang Hongxu, said the reporter interviewed that the temporary will not introduce policy to define more vague," in the end is one months, or two months, is a quarter, or six months? Now the market is changing too fast, the September policy does not represent November. "Yang Hongxu said.　　In his view, the Banding's stance, at least reflects the central government's close attention to the Chinese property market.　　Market fear Buyers "Rob House" Some people think, if the CBRC statement is true, may imply the central attitude, fear will trigger the market, the formation of a new round of looting, and then trigger policy. Yinbercheng said that if the people give up wait and see, will surprise the market, resulting in a new round of "snapping up the tide", resulting in a rebound too fast, price rise too high, "if so, do not exclude the central government will introduce some symbolic significance of the policy." "" Before Guangzhou, Hangzhou, waiting for the overnight purchase of the phenomenon has been back out of the lake, if the policy is slightly relaxed, it is estimated that there will be a lot of wandering in the buy and do not buy the edge of the buyer will surprise the market.　　Guangzhou, a developer sales director told reporters. It is noteworthy that recently around the property market, Xinhua news agency, CCTV and People's Daily and other three central media have focused attention. CCTV said that real estate is like "Tang", Central and state enterprises, private companies, even manufacturing home appliances and clothing shoes and hats listed companies want to taste a mouthful of meat.　　The people's daily said the real estate profits came too easily.　Central bank continues to implement moderately loose monetary policy　According to the China Financial Stability Report (2010), released by the central bank of Xinhua News agency 17th, the next stage will continue to implement moderately loose monetary policy, focusing on the new situation and new situation to improve the policy's pertinence and flexibility. According to the report, in 2009, with the joint action of positive fiscal policy and moderately easy monetary policy and coping with crisis package, China reversed the unfavorable situation of economic growth obviously decline, and realized the overall recovery of national economy.　　In the next stage, we should continue to implement moderately loose monetary policy to deal with the relationship between maintaining stable and rapid economic development, adjusting economic structure and managing inflation expectations.　　The report said that the next stage of the banking industry to continue to implement the National macro-control policy, increase the economic restructuring and development mode of support, to prevent and defuse potential risks.　　CBRC accelerates the process of interest rate marketization according to Xinhua news agency China Banking Regulatory Commission secretary Wang Huaqing 16th in the FT's high-end forum, pointed out that China's interest rate liberalization process will accelerate, deposit and loan spreads will shrink, the traditional "eat spreads" profit model will be unsustainable. According to the introduction, with the Ⅲ of the Basel agreement, some commercial banks have begun to develop the internal rating system according to the requirements of the new Basel capital Accord.　　According to the CBRC's quantitative calculation, the new capital accord will not have a direct impact on the capital replenishment of our current banking sector, but how to guide the commercial banks to establish capital restraint and capital replenishment mechanism is a major challenge for the regulatory authorities. Wang Huaqing said that the indirect financing channels for bank credit will remain dominant in the next decade, and that capital replenishment planning will become an important task of the bank's board of directors.　　The CBRC requires commercial banks to allocate more than 150% per cent of their coverage and to introduce dynamic provisioning and leverage as an important complement to capital regulation. On September 12, the Basel Committee unveiled the latest global Minimum capital standards, requiring that the minimum requirements for commercial banks ' core-level capital (common stock and retained earnings) be raised from 2% to 4.5%, and that a new requirement for commercial banks to hold over 2.5% of capital retained excess capital as a cushion against possible future difficulties. Both of these add up to a core-level capital requirement of 7%.