Federal Reserve Survey Reveals Tightening Lending Standards by US Banks
1 year, 7 months ago

Federal Reserve Survey Reveals Tightening Lending Standards by US Banks

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US banks tightened lending standards in the first few months this year, and expect this to continue over the rest of 2023, said a Federal Reserve survey released on Monday. Asked about their outlook for lending standards over the rest of 2023, “banks reported expecting to tighten standards across all loan categories,” the Fed said on Monday. With banks tightening lending standards, there could be less credit flow to households and businesses — with ripple effects on spending and the broader economy. It was “hardly surprising” that many banks tightened lending standards across a range of loans in the first three months this year, said Michael Pearce of Oxford Economics in a note.

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