
Bank of China Vice President Yang Jun: Most Maturing Fixed Deposits Remain as Deposits
Yang Jun, Vice President of Bank of China, stated at the Bank of China's 2025 annual performance briefing on March 30 that in terms of aggregate volume, broad money (M2) has grown steadily in recent years, and this trend is expected to continue this year. Responding to market concerns about the repricing and maturity of fixed deposits, Yang Jun said that the bank's maturing fixed deposits have increased starting from the second half of 2025. The majority of maturing fixed deposits will still remain in deposit form, and it is expected that maturing fixed deposits this year will continue to exhibit this characteristic. (Shanghai Securities News)
