Sept bank loans stall on construction dip
Total loans stay at S$605b after rising 1.2% in August
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BANK lending returned to its uninspired form in September, dousing cheer from a growth spurt in August.
The restructuring bite on the construction sector sank into business lending, with a first decline in building loans since March that represents the third contraction this year.
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