TREE NEWS reports: The People’s Bank of China Shanghai Head Office reported that Shanghai’s RMB loans increased by 14 billion yuan in August, 9.3 billion yuan more than a year earlier. RMB deposits in the city rose by 31.4 billion yuan, 360.9 billion yuan less than the year-earlier increase.
Shanghai RMB Loans Rise 14B Yuan in August, Deposits Up 31.4B
The year-on-year loan acceleration alongside a sharp slowdown in deposit growth points to a widening funding gap in Shanghai's banking system, a dynamic that can pressure liquidity conditions even as credit demand firms. For RWA and crypto markets, the more relevant signal is the deposit side: households and firms appear to be moving money elsewhere, whether into wealth products or non-bank channels, which historically coincides with a search for yield outside traditional deposits. Whether that deposit outflow persists, and whether the PBOC offsets it with liquidity support, is the open question.
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