ABA DataBank: Loan standards stabilize and demand rebounds in Q3
By JP Rothenberg
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- Loan standards stabilize and demand rebounds in Q3.
- Large banks generally ease standards and see strengthening demand, while other banks remain cautious.
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By John Paul Rothenberg and Anaya Jhaveri ABA DataBankThe Federal Reserve’s October 2025 Federal Reserve Senior Loan Officer Opinion Survey (covering the third quarter) shows a continuation of the split we highlighted last quarter: Large banks are generally easing standards and seeing strengthening demand, while other banks remain more cautious on standards and are only now […] The post ABA DataBank: Loan standards stabilize and demand rebounds in Q3 appeared first on ABA Banking Journal .