Big U.S. Banks Cut Loans to Record Low, Again, as Deposits Jump.

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      Total loans fell by $447 billion to $5.45 trillion, Fed data show. (Bloomberg) -- The 25 biggest U.S. banks collectively reduced their loan holdings by 8% in the year through March, according to the Federal Reserve's latest weekly survey. [Extracted from the article]
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