Analysis-Chinese savers decry falling deposit rates but still won't spend more

More than 80% of some 5,000 responses chose saving, underlining the challenge for policymakers seeking to shore up demand and economic growth. "The result is one-sided, indicating people are very worried," said the 37-year-old, who works for an internet company in southern China. China's central bank eased monetary policy last week to limit damage from the trade war with Washington.

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