The Fed: No sign of a credit crunch: Banks lend more money and deposits rise, too
Banks increased lending last week and deposits rose for the first time in a month, showing little evidence of an emerging credit crunch in the U.S. banking system.
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History shows that stocks are far from guaranteed to beat bonds over the long term.