Total Credit and Loan Contraction Reaches $1 trillion; Volume Down 2.3% From 1 Year Ago

posted by Nima

October 6, 2009 · Posted in General Economics 



Total credit and loans have now contracted by $1 trillion since their peak in October 2008:

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Total credit and loans have now contracted by 2.3% fro 1 year ago:

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Credit and loans are contracting across the board. Year on year declines now appear to accelerate into extreme and unprecedented territories. These are not numbers from a recovering country, these are numbers from meltdownland.

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