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== Developments ==
== Developments ==
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| colspan="4" |'''Week Ending'''
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|'''Loans and leases in bank credit'''
|'''2022 Feb'''
|'''2022 Aug'''
|'''2022 Sept'''
|'''2022 Oct'''
|'''2022 Nov'''
|'''2022 Dec'''
|'''2023 Jan'''
|'''2023 Feb'''
|'''8-Mar'''
|'''15-Mar'''
|'''22-Mar'''
|'''29-Mar'''
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|Overall
|  10,844.80
|  11,590.40
|  11,677.00
|  11,782.70
|  11,865.20
|  11,981.20
|  12,028.00
|  12,079.40
|  12,103.80
|  12,170.00
|  12,110.40
|  12,065.30
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|Large Banks
|   6,060.60
|   6,416.20
|   6,448.10
|   6,483.70
|   6,517.80
|   6,517.00
|   6,518.80
|   6,540.50
|   6,561.60
|   6,589.90
|   6,572.00
|   6,566.40
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|Small Banks
|   3,924.30
|   4,213.70
|   4,256.40
|   4,303.00
|   4,331.90
|   4,433.60
|   4,467.00
|   4,501.20
|   4,510.10
|   4,535.50
|   4,497.10
|   4,461.90
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=== March 2023 ===
US bank lending contracted by the most on record in the last two weeks of March, indicating a tightening of credit conditions in the wake of several high-profile bank collapses that risks damaging the economy. ommercial bank lending dropped nearly $105 billion in the two weeks ended March 29, the most in Federal Reserve data back to 1973. The more than $45 billion decrease in the latest week was primarily due to a a drop in loans by small banks.
The Fed’s report showed that by bank size, lending decreased $23.5 billion at the 25 largest domestically chartered banks in the latest two weeks, and plunged $73.6 billion at smaller commercial banks over the same period. Lending by foreign institutions in the US fell $7.5 billion.<ref>https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-04-07/us-bank-lending-declines-sharply-for-a-second-straight-week?sref=ZVajCYcV</ref>