German firms report lending continues to be restrictive

by admin on November 30, 2009

The credit hurdle for German industry and trade rose somewhat in November, having fallen in the previous month. Currently 42.9% of the firms assess banks’ lending policies as restrictive. In October 41.7% of the survey participants expressed this opinion. The financing situation of the firms remains critical and poses a risk for the economic recovery.

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