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Data snack: US banks’ growth rates are down in Q1 2022

  • Growth is stalling across the US banking sector, with both deposits and loans up marginally from the fourth quarter of 2021.
  • This could be an indicator of current macroeconomic conditions, as the Federal Reserve tightens up market conditions so that the economy will moderate.
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