Credit crunch is a normal phenomenon. "Interest rates are rising, but loans in the market are still decreasing," every economy is facing this situation. (Turner, 2008) This leads to mismatch. In this case, "This relationship is hindered because interest rates do not match credit availability." (Turner, 2008) This is what happened during the recession. It is important to find out why. Some of these reasons are banks' capital reduction: after a recession, banks can not meet demand.
Also called credit crisis, credit crisis, financial crisis, or credit contraction, it is best described as a condition that makes investment capital difficult or difficult to obtain. The availability of credit and loans sharply declined, or the terms of loans by financial institutions became severer. Therefore, credit crunch usually does not relate to the rise in interest rates, but it is related to the decline in credit availability. Meanwhile, investors and lenders seek investments that are considered to have less risk and higher quality. This is usually the price and shortcomings of SMEs. As a result, the price of debt and debt instruments is determined by a cautious stance that banks and investors lend to companies. Credit crunches are often seen as product extension or recession
This is often called a credit crunch. Reason In March 2007, economic analysts warned that US financial markets would experience credit contraction. In late August, people have reached a general conclusion that the crisis has already come into effect in the commercial sector. However, consumers are still escaping. According to the survey of September 2007, the family also expressed tension. Since investors can not purchase these loans, one third of the mortgage can not be completed (Rabel, 2002). This credit crisis is imminent
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