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Monetary Indicators Monitor (Mar.)

Bank lending has continued to slow in recent months. However, banks’ willingness to provide credit has rarely been higher, and broader measures of credit that also include corporate bonds show that credit growth remains strong by past standards. The upshot is that concerns over the impact of low policy rates on financial intermediation are overblown.

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