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Approximately $7 trillion in Chinese time deposits are maturing this year, prompting households to seek higher-yielding investments amid sliding interest rates and a prolonged real estate crisis. With returns from traditional safe havens like bank deposits and stocks dwindling, this capital is increasingly moving into alternative financial markets. Analysts suggest this significant shift could provide substantial new liquidity and fuel for China’s financial markets as savers search for more profitable opportunities. (96 words)
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