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Credit Standards Tighten, Borrower Demand Weakens

American Banker  |  Tuesday, February 3, 2009

By Steven Sloan

WASHINGTON — Though the government has allocated almost $400 billion to attempt to resuscitate bank lending, a survey released Monday by the Federal Reserve Board made clear that bankers are tightening credit standards across the board...

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