Europe's Lending Meltdown - Banks on the Edge!

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Europe's Lending Meltdown - Banks on the Edge!
Bank lending in the Eurozone is set to
decelerate after reaching a 14-year peak in 2022
at 5. Projections indicate a decline to 2.1 in
2023 and 1.7 in 2024, mainly due to reduced
loan demand. The Eurozone, officially in a
recession in Q1 2023, faces high inflation and
soaring interest rates. This scenario is likely
to challenge lending volumes over the next two
years. Germany, the largest Eurozone economy, is
forecasted to experience the sharpest slowdown,
dropping from 6.9 growth in 2022 to 2.8 in
2023, driven by weak GDP growth and rising
interest rates affecting the housing
market. Read Jasper Colin's assessment of
Europe's lending meltdown and how banks can
revive loan demand while tackling rising
defaults.
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