Loans extended by banks’ foreign currency deposit units (FCDUs) rose 21 percent to $12.08 billion in the third squarter of 2014 from $9.96 billion last year.
The substantial increase in mostly dollar loans reflected optimism by investors as they snap up cheap (low interest) loans from very liquid banks.
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