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10 July 2024
- Credit terms and conditions eased somewhat over the period from March to May 2024
- The maximum amount of funding, maximum maturity of funding and demand for funding increased across many types of collateral
- Improved liquidity and trading conditions for foreign exchange, interest rate and credit derivatives referencing both sovereigns and corporates
Overall credit terms and conditions eased somewhat between March and May 2024. This outcome was in line with the expectations of a further easing of overall credit terms and conditions that had been expressed in the March 2024 survey. While overall price terms eased more than expected, non-price terms – contrary to expectations – did not tighten and instead remained unchanged. The overall easing of conditions in general, and of price terms in particular, was reflected across all counterparty types. Respondents mainly attributed the easing of price terms to an improvement in general market liquidity, competition from other…
