Czech Central Bank Lending Survey: Demand For Corporate Loans Expected To Continue Growing

By Reuters News

Oct 21 (Reuters) -

  • CZECH CENTRAL BANK LENDING SURVEY: CREDIT STANDARDS FOR LOANS TO NON-FINANCIAL CORPORATIONS REMAINED UNCHANGED IN Q3

  • CZECH CENTRAL BANK LENDING SURVEY: CORPORATE DEMAND FOR LOANS INCREASED DUE TOA GREATER NEED TO FINANCE WORKING CAPITAL, FIXED INVESTMENT AND MERGERS AND ACQUISITIONS; LEVEL OF INTEREST RATES ON CORPORATE LOANS ALSO CONTRIBUTED TO GROWTH IN LOAN DEMAND

  • CZECH CENTRAL BANK LENDING SURVEY: IN Q4, BANKS EXPECT DEMAND FOR LOANS TO INCREASE FURTHER, WHILE CREDIT STANDARDS ARE EXPECTED TO REMAIN BROADLY UNCHANGED

  • CZECH CENTRAL BANK LENDING SURVEY: DEMAND FOR HOUSING LOANS DECLINED FOLLOWING THE PREVIOUS PERIOD OF RECORD NEW MORTGAGE LENDING

  • CZECH CENTRAL BANK LENDING SURVEY:BANKS EXPECT DEMAND FOR HOUSING LOANS TO DECLINE FURTHER IN Q4

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