Sentence examples for flow of lending from inspiring English sources

Now the flow of lending from Japan has turned into a stream of bankers heading homewards.

Of course, permanent exchanges aside, the ebb and flow of lending and filching only works if both parties agree to ground rules.

But those efforts have failed to spur the flow of lending to ordinary Americans, contributing to a steep decline in prospects for the overall economy.

It noticed that the availability of credit to both households and businesses had tightened further, pointing to the "need for further measures to increase the flow of lending to the non-financial sector".

The buy-to-let sector has driven growth in the mortgage market since the 2008 financial crisis and the flow of lending in 2015 is close to its pre-crisis peak.

Lenders could not keep up with the pace at which loans were repaid last month when the net monthly flow of lending was a negative £3.1bn, meaning more money was repaid to banks than was lent out.

Skidelsky contends that "the way Washington managed the flow of lend-lease supplies had the effect, and possibly the intention, of leaving Britain dependent on U.S. help after the war on whatever terms America chose to impose".

Ironically, their moves, which are largely aimed at fostering confidence among banks so that they will more freely lend to one another and to customers, has yet to loosen the flow of interbank lending.

Proposals to increase the flow of bank lending to businesses and customers are urgently needed, and might come this week.

Flow of net lending to uk businesses was close to zero in February 2009.

The Bank shows "the weakest flow of total net lending to UK businesses since the monthly series began in 1998" and adds lending fell further in August.