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We looked at it and we saw fear-mongering -- attempts to panic us into believing that the banks had no money to lend, and credit was dried up and loans were almost impossible to get -- all being peddled from the White House, the Treasury and the Fed, and all the way down to the House and Senate, Wall Street and much of the media.— GOPUSA
With further cuts unlikely due to the potential impact on banks 'margins and their willingness to lend, the focus will shift to the pace of its programme of quantitative easing— icNewcastle
Now that it has been established that the government can unilaterally break existing contracts (and BHO certainly thinks that's ok), what happens when that is taken to its logical extreme, and financial institutions are no longer willing to lend * anyone* money because they can't depend on being able to enforce contracts?— BloggingStocks
With banks reluctant to lend, the Coalition government has agreed to establish a EUR100bn fund to provide credit guarantees for business.— Tax-News.Com Daily Headlines
They still have money to lend, and they have people you can talk to.— centralpennbusiness.com Daily

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