Banks say demand for loans is down
April 21, 2009
The biggest recipients of the government bailout made or refinanced 23 percent fewer new loans in February than in October, the first month banks received
The biggest recipients of the government bailout made or refinanced 23 percent fewer new loans in February than in October, the first month banks received
Industry veterans eager for an end to downturn they call the worst ever It has been a tumultuous late summer and fall in the both
It may take some time before the $700 billion federal bailout plan, approved by Congress and signed by President Bush last week, has a positive
The biggest recipients of the government bailout made or refinanced 23 percent fewer new loans in February than in October, the first month banks received
Industry veterans eager for an end to downturn they call the worst ever It has been a tumultuous late summer and fall in the both
It may take some time before the $700 billion federal bailout plan, approved by Congress and signed by President Bush last week, has a positive
