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Multiple private banks remove 3-year and 5-year fixed-term deposits
A review shows that currently, many private bank apps have temporarily disabled the purchase of 5-year and 3-year fixed deposit products.
Specifically, Jilin Yilian Bank, Weihai Blue Ocean Bank, Hunan Sanzhuang Bank, Zhejiang Online Banking, Shanghai Huazui Bank, Jiangsu Sushang Bank, and Beijing Zhongguancun Bank apps are temporarily unable to purchase 5-year fixed deposit products, with Yilian Bank and Blue Ocean Bank showing the products as "sold out," while the other banks' apps do not display related products.
Additionally, Yilian Bank and Blue Ocean Bank apps are temporarily unable to purchase 2-year fixed deposit products, with the products showing "sold out"; Blue Ocean Bank and Huazui Bank apps cannot purchase 1-year fixed deposit products, with Blue Ocean Bank products showing "sold out," and Huazui Bank pages not displaying related products.
Industry insiders believe that the removal of high-interest-rate deposit products by private banks is related to the continuous decline in net interest margins, and removing medium- and long-term deposits can help control overall interest payout rates.