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Republicans had every opportunity during President Bush's two terms to regulate derivatives, rein in subprime lending, end "too big to fail" financial institutions and restrict bank practices.

The other countries bailed out by the International Monetary Fund, the European Central Bank and the European Commission are also now on the lending end of the bloc's programs for lifting fellow Eurozone states out of crisis, giving them a stake in seeing Athens eventually emulate their success.

That orgy of lending ended with the financial crisis.

The reserves they lend end up in someone else's account in a bank, and that bank then has permission to lend more, and on and on the system goes.

Better data would lessen the chance that India's lending boom end in tears.

Some lawmakers are upset that the capitalization program, which the government described as a way to jump-start lending, will end up culling banks in their districts.

Mexican banks are lending again.The end of original sin"A few years of single-digit inflation have transformed the financial markets," says Guillermo Ortiz, governor of the Bank of Mexico, the central bank.

Speculation that government efforts to spur lending and end the recession will work has boosted the index 21percentt from a 12-year low on March 9. That's the biggest 14-day rally since 1938, according to data compiled by S&P analyst Howard Silverblatt.

In fact, social lending may end up a big deal in Germany as credit has never been a popular financial vehicle (credit card use there is tiny), but "social" support is ingrained in the culture.

At that rate, the Fed's program to buy Treasury and mortgage securities, aimed at lowering long-term interest rates and spurring investment and lending, would end in the fourth quarter.

Yet even as the lending program ended, the mortgage-backed security sector blossomed, at least for higher-quality, middle-class homes.