feared
The credit crunch has seen a surge in business lending in the
US, according to a research report by Goldman Sachs.
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Meanwhile banks will be more reluctant to make new business
loans as credit conditions tighten, which will damage capital
spending and hence the economy in coming months, Goldman Sach’s
chief economist, Jan Hatzius said.
Due to a range of factors associated with the stemming of
liabilities from the capital markets to the bank system, growth
rates in C&I loans have been the fastest in 20 years. But, this
transfer may only be temporary if the credit conditions improve in
the wake of the Federal Reserve’s massive liquidity infusion.
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