The reasons why banks lower their deposit interest rates are usually related to the following factors:

Central bank policy: When the central bank lowers its benchmark interest rate, commercial banks usually adjust their deposit interest rates accordingly. Lowering the benchmark interest rate is a monetary policy measure adopted by the central bank to stimulate economic growth or respond to deflation and other reasons.

Economic environment: When economic growth slows down, inflation decreases or demand weakens, banks may lower deposit interest rates to reduce funding costs and thereby stimulate economic activity

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Market competition: Competition among banks may also lead to a reduction in deposit interest rates. In order to attract more customers in a highly competitive market, banks may reduce their operating costs by lowering deposit interest rates.

Funding demand: When a bank's capital demand decreases, in order to reduce excess funds, the bank may lower the deposit interest rate, thereby reducing its willingness to attract deposits.

For us, the bank's reduction in deposit interest rates may have the following effects:

Reduced deposit income: Lower deposit interest rates mean that our income from bank deposits will be reduced, which may Leading us to look for other investment channels to maintain and increase the value of assets

Reduced borrowing costs: Typically, a drop in deposit interest rates will be accompanied by a drop in loan interest rates. So for those who need a loan, this could mean a lower cost of borrowing

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Asset price fluctuations: Adjustments in deposit interest rates may cause funds to flow from banks to other investment channels, such as bills, bonds, real estate, etc., thereby affecting the prices of these assets

Consumption behavior: Lower deposit interest rates may reduce people’s willingness to save and in turn increase consumer spending. This helps stimulate economic growth but can also lead to inflation.

In short, the bank's reduction in deposit interest rates may have a certain impact on our investment, consumption and financial management behaviors. In this case, we need to pay attention to market dynamics and allocate assets reasonably to achieve financial goals.