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Global banks' macroeconomic expectations and credit supply
We examine how global banks’ macroeconomic expectations shape credit supply. Comparing banks lending to the same firm within the same tranche, we find that greater GDP growth optimism is associated with greater credit supply. A onestandard-deviation increase in a bank’s growth forecast for the borro
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