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BoE Credit Conditions Survey: Demand for secured lending for remortgaging was unchanged in Q4, and was expected to increase in Q1

The BoE Credit Conditions Survey indicates stable demand for secured remortgaging in Q4 with an expectation for growth in Q1.

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  • Within the overall figure, demand for credit card lending increased in Q4, and was expected to be unchanged in Q1.
  • Demand for corporate lending in Q1 was expected to be unchanged for small, medium-sized, and large businesses.
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This could suggest a cautious optimism regarding the housing market, but the unchanged demand for corporate lending highlights potential stagnation in business credit appetite. Overall, this data may have implications for monetary policy as it reflects consumer and business confidence amid economic conditions.

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