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US FED: C&I Loan Assets Down $2.5 Bln; Real Estate Assets Down $6.5 Bln
Washington, Jul 02 2009 July 2 - The Federal Reserve today reported that commercial and industrial assets among US banks fell by $2.5 billion in the week ending June 24.
The level of assets for this category now stands at $1.47 trillion.
Meanwhile, real estate assets fell by $6.2 bln to a level of $3.84 trln in the latest survey week. tessa.moran@thomsonreuters.com tlm/wash COPYRIGHT Copyright Thomson Financial News Limited 2009. All rights reserved.
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