Urban residents ' willingness to invest in money tends to rise

Shan Ai ICBC recently released the third quarter of this year, "ICBC Investment and Wealth management index." The index ended the continuing downward trend since the first quarter of this year.　　Although the willingness of urban residents to invest and finance is still in medium range, the positive change is beginning to occur.　　The index shows that urban residents ' worries about economic development have eased, while personal investment and financial confidence have been greatly restored, and the willingness to invest in investment, investment and increment will begin to show positive changes. The study also showed that the proportion of urban residents holding investment and financial products continued to increase. As a product, the proportion of urban residents holding shares and funds has increased sharply, with a small increase in share-sharing insurance, with a share of real estate, gold and banking products roughly flat in the two quarter. Meanwhile, the proportion of urban residents buying shares, funds, gold and banking products in the next 6 months is rising, but the willingness to buy real estate and dividend insurance will decline.