Also pressuring the market are expectations that funding conditions in China's short-term money market will get tighter toward the end of the year, when demand for cash typically surges for gift purchases and bonus payment, analysts said.
Perhaps even more to the point, China's M2 measure of money supply was up 19.5% this November compared to last (Want China Times, quoting China's Southern Weekly, has an excellent, concise article on this subject here, and really nails the issue on its head).
Yin's Chongqin Lifan Industry Group is already the number three investor in the Chongqing City Commercial Bank, headquartered in China's motorcycle manufacturing hub, but he's looking to put more money into the industry.