【Lao Ding Finance: What are the highlights of the new social finance data in January?】 】
Under the influence of the "dislocation" of the Spring Festival, M1 turned negative for the first time and M2 rebounded significantly. In January, M1 was -1.9% year-on-year, compared with 3.5% last month, and M2 was 9.8% year-on-year, up 0.8 percentage points from the previous month. The negative M1 turn is related to the high base of the Spring Festival "dislocation"; in the deposit sub-item, resident deposits and corporate deposits increased by 3.9 trillion yuan and decreased by 2.3 trillion yuan respectively year-on-year, non-bank deposits decreased by 71.6 billion yuan year-on-year, and fiscal deposits increased by more than 580 billion yuan year-on-year.
The new social financing increased year-on-year, with credit and government bonds contributing more than 75% in total, and corporate bonds also pulling. In January, the new social financing increased by 984.2 billion yuan to 6.17 trillion yuan year-on-year, of which RMB loans and government bonds increased by 380.6 billion yuan and 358.9 billion yuan to 4.2 trillion yuan and 602.6 billion yuan respectively year-on-year; corporate bonds increased by 188.2 billion yuan to 579.9 billion yuan year-on-year; trust, entrustment and off-balance sheet bills changed by 16.2 billion yuan, 33.7 billion yuan and -17.1 billion yuan respectively compared with the same period in 2021; and equity financing increased slightly by 44.8 billion yuan to 143.9 billion yuan. In the year-on-year increase in credit, bills still account for the main body, and medium- and long-term loans of enterprises have turned positive year-on-year, and resident loans are relatively weak. Among the credit sub-items, medium- and long-term loans and short-term loans of enterprises increased by 60 billion yuan and 434.5 billion yuan to 2.1 trillion yuan and 1 trillion yuan respectively year-on-year, and bills increased by 319.3 billion yuan to 178.8 billion yuan year-on-year; resident medium and long-term loans and short-term loans increased by 202.4 billion yuan and 227.2 billion yuan to 742.4 billion yuan and 100.6 billion yuan respectively, and non-bank loans decreased by 57.5 billion yuan year-on-year.
Risk warning: The epidemic situation exceeded expectations, etc. (data from the International Financial Research Institute, etc.).