lending market造句

In 1994, a unified interbank lending market was established nationwide, and in 1997 the interbank securities market was set up.

But since miners have cut back their hedging programmes to almost zero, the gold lending market, which is mediated by large bullion-dealing Banks, has dwindled.

As others have pointed out, Fannie and Freddie actually accounted for a sharply reduced share of the home lending market as a whole during the peak years of the bubble.

So far there has been no sign of mortgage defaults hurting banks, as with the collapse in the “subprime” lending market in America, which was also fuelled by easy credit.

While lower interbank rates are an important precondition for a recovery in lending markets, they won't automatically lead to a lending revival.

Share prices rebounded around the world and frozen interbank lending markets showed some signs of thawing.

Meanwhile, government loan and inter-bank lending markets have also made fairly rapid progress.

But as lending markets have retreated, borrowers have been stranded without credit and savers have seen their pensions and investments melt away.