< p > it is reported that a week ago, ICBC, ABC and Bank of China first lowered the purchase limit of the balance treasure and CAITONG.

Among them, the amount of the bank's balance of treasure dropped from original 50 thousand to 5 thousand, and the monthly limit dropped from 200 thousand to 50 thousand.

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< p > the ICBC's restriction on < a href= "//m.pmae.cn/news/index_c.asp" > CAITONG < /a > is reduced from 300 thousand per month to 50 thousand per month.

BOC and ABC have reduced the original purchase amount from the original 50 thousand to 10 thousand.

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< p > it is worth noting that the four major industries are limiting the purchase amount of "baby products" by reducing the amount of fast payment. Therefore, other services related to fast payment may also be affected.

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< p > take credit card repayment as an example. After downgrading, it means that users can only pay 5 thousand yuan if they want to repay the card from the savings card to the credit card through fast payment.

If you want to pay twenty thousand for the credit card, you must operate 4 times to complete it.

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< p > Industrial and Commercial Bank of China and Agricultural Bank of China said that the amount of financial products such as "balance treasure", "financial management" and "a href=" //m.pmae.cn/news/index_c.asp "Internet" /a "baby" should be reduced.

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< p > the industry believes that the central bank has made it clear that the third party "a href=" //m.pmae.cn/news/index_c.asp "consumption amount < /a" will not be implemented in the short term when the "Payment institutions' network payment business management measures" will not be implemented in the short term. At the same time, the four major businesses have lowered the purchase amount of "baby products", the root cause is because of the impact of "baby like" financial products on bank deposits.

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< p > at the same time, users also indicate that future experience will be restricted to some extent.

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< p > 2014-3-24 < /p >

< p > the seventeenth annual Asian Investment Conference of Credit Suisse (to March 28th), including New Zealand finance minister Stevens, President of the Bank of Australia [micro-blog], former president of the Bank of Japan Shirakawa Gataaki, and Grant Spencer, vice president of New Zealand Central Bank.

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"P", vice president of the Canadian Central Bank, lien will deliver a speech at the York University, "/p".

< p > 13:00 Iwata Kikuo, vice president of the Bank of Japan, will speak at a local seminar, "/p".

At P > 17:00, Liikanen, member of the European Central Bank (ECB) Management Committee and President of the Finland central bank, will preside over the monetary policy and the global economic conference held in the city. < /p >

< p > 2014-3-25 < /p >

< p > 00:00 Slovakia central bank governor Jozef Makuch held a press conference to announce the latest quarterly macroeconomic forecast of Slovakia < /p >

< p > 2014-3-26 < /p >

< p > 00:00 Delaki, President of the European Central Bank, delivered a speech at Paris Political University (/p).

< p > 04:00 Lockhart, chairman of the US Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, delivered a speech on the economic outlook, < /p >

< p > 06:30 the deputy chairman of the RBA, Lowe delivered an opening speech at the conference of the international financial supervisory center "/p".

< p > 07:00 07:00, chairman of the Philadelphia Federal Reserve, spoke at the association of money market practitioners of New York University.

< p > 08:00 the RBA announced the financial stability assessment report < /p >

< p > 2014-3-27 < /p >

"P > Swiss central bank officials Fritz Zurbrugg and Dewet Moser make a speech in Zurich's money market activities," /p >

< p > Norway Central Bank held interest rate conference < /p >

< p > 2014-3-28 < /p >

P, 02:00, member of the European Central Bank's management committee, Noah's speech at the British business economists Association.

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< p > 09:30 Evans, chairman of the Chicago fed, delivered a speech on the current economic situation and monetary policy at the Credit Suisse Asia Investment Conference. < /p >