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Commercial and industrial loan demand surged in 2024, driven by rate cuts and improving economic sentiment. But can this momentum continue into 2025? Uncertainty about the business environment threatens to slow growth.
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Executives’ positive sentiment is driven by new administration and rate cuts; however, there remains concern regarding national debt, tariffs, and a potential recession. A number of companies have already started to partner with fintech providers.

Commercial Lending Market Insight - Q4 2024

Greenwich Report
December 2024 By: Greg Schneider
Borrowers’ outlooks on loan growth and lending volumes are much more positive compared to this time last year.
Small business loan volume dropped in the first half of 2024 as companies reevaluated borrowing needs in the face of elevated interest rates and concerns about a possible economic downturn.
More than one-third of small businesses and mid-size companies in the United States are open to switching banks for a better provider.
New and conflicting data on commercial loans could add to uncertainty as financial markets await some clarity from the U.S. Federal Reserve about interest rates.
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