"Federal Reserve and Economist Express Concerns Over Tightening Credit Standards in Commercial Real Estate"
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The turn in bank lending standards, identified in the Fed senior loan officer survey released on Monday, could signal trouble for the commercial real estate market and the broader economy. Historically, tightening lending standards have led to a slowdown in economic growth and a rise in defaults. The implications of this trend are yet to be seen, but it is worth keeping an eye on as inflation continues to be a concern.
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