C&I Heading D&O
Looking at the latest weekly reading of total commercial and industrial (C&I) loans, it appears that financing for retail, wholesale, industrial and manufacturing firms is fully in decline.In fact, the latest results show that total C&I loans dropped at an annual rate of 11.97%, the largest annual decline in at least the 34 years that loan statistics have been tracked.
Looking at past recessionary period contractions of commercial lending it’s easy to see that C&I lending could continue contracting for many years to come.
What is not as obvious is the effect of this decline which may remove $500 billion (30% decline from peak) in financing from firms over the next few years.
Labels: commercial loans, recession
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1 Comments:
30% of decline from peak is a huge one. I don't know when we will overcome this recession monster. We are facing the largest decline in 34 years is just too much.
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