blogs.barrons.com/emergingmarketsdaily/...nerable/?mod=BOLBlog
....UBS has the details:
Regarding seasonal factors, banks have to pay extra reserves on their incremental deposits on the 5th, 15th, and 25th of each month, so liquidity demand typically escalates towards the end of each month. This trend is especially pronounced towards the end of each quarter, as banks rush to get more deposits to fulfill their regulatory requirements (including on loan/deposit ratios). In addition, liquidity demand at year-end is traditionally high.
But the PBoC has also been tight on liquidity, refraining from injecting cash in the last two weeks. As I mentioned in the blog post yesterday, China is trying to teach its banks to manage its own liquidity and force its corporations to lower debt.
So which stocks are most vulnerable?
Based on the June scare, cyclicals such as financials, industrials and materials should be most affected.....
....UBS has the details:
Regarding seasonal factors, banks have to pay extra reserves on their incremental deposits on the 5th, 15th, and 25th of each month, so liquidity demand typically escalates towards the end of each month. This trend is especially pronounced towards the end of each quarter, as banks rush to get more deposits to fulfill their regulatory requirements (including on loan/deposit ratios). In addition, liquidity demand at year-end is traditionally high.
But the PBoC has also been tight on liquidity, refraining from injecting cash in the last two weeks. As I mentioned in the blog post yesterday, China is trying to teach its banks to manage its own liquidity and force its corporations to lower debt.
So which stocks are most vulnerable?
Based on the June scare, cyclicals such as financials, industrials and materials should be most affected.....