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• "We're expecting looser credit in the third quarter ."
• The report called for lower interest rates to discourage savings, and looser credit to encourage consumer spending.
• Department stores and supermarkets also tend to benefit from the looser credit that goes hand-in-hand with lower interest rates.
• Its goal is to protect the currency against inflation while the government tries to stimulate the economy with more spending and looser credit.
• Thailand is moving past crisis control and on to revitalizing its economy, a phase that will be marked by looser credit and stronger exports, they said.
• The government has responded by trying to pump up domestic demand with looser credit and a plan to spend billions of yuan ( dollars ) on public works.
• GTE is hardly a start-up, but Wall Street's confidence that GTE could easily raise the money is a sign of how loose credit is.
• To preserve the flow of money, the agencies have told banks that regulators will recognize their need to extend fast and loose credit, temporarily inflating their balance sheets.
• Market talk had said the meeting could result in an announcement of looser credit, and some investors fled the market when such a move failed to materialise, brokers said.
• -Higher interest rates and increased gasoline prices that have made it harder for low-income customers, who benefited from looser credit availability in recent years, to meet credit obligations now.
• Prior to the historic housing bubble that formed in or around 2001 due to loose credit and irrational exuberance, the term DOMP was practically a mystery to anyone other than real estate industry insiders.
• Foreclosure activity in California is expected to rise next year from record-low levels as home sales soften, price increases moderate and homeowners cope with debt amassed through loose credit, analysts said Monday.
• Back ratio limits up to 55 became common for nonconforming loans in the 2000s, as the financial industry experimented with looser credit, with innovative terms and mechanisms, fueled by a real estate bubble.
• Encryption is the first line of defense against hackers eager to pry loose credit card information and raid bank accounts, so it plays a critical role in the sale of Internet servers and transaction-processing systems.
• After approving lower interest rates by banks and looser credit restrictions, Reserve Bank Governor Don Brash said picking the direction of the economy over the coming year is a ` tricky call " given global uncertainty.
• The default woes are a fallout from the intense competition for credit card customers in recent years, which has led to looser credit requirements and larger credit lines, said Jack Peirce, an A . G . Edwards analyst.
• So-called OTC markets have lured companies from futures exchanges by offering a greater degree of anonymity and a looser credit policy, as well as the ability to tailor transactions to fit traders'needs and execute large volumes at a single price.
• As tentatively expressed by economic historian Charles P . Kindleberger, in 1929, there was no lender of last resort effectively present, which, if it had existed and were properly exercised, would have been key in shortening the business slowdown [ s ] that normally follows financial crises . or did it merely coincide with the bursting of a loose credit-inspired economic bubble?
• According to the Brookings Institution, the traditional banking system does not have the capital to close this gap as of June 2009 : " It would take a number of years of strong profits to generate sufficient capital to support that additional lending volume . " The authors also indicate that some forms of securitization are " likely to vanish forever, having been an artifact of excessively loose credit conditions ."