During economic crises, lending becomes significantly more challenging as banks tighten their standards, making it harder for businesses and individuals to access loans. This shift is driven by increased financial risks, uncertainty in the market, and concerns over potential defaults.

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Economic uncertainty has a profound impact on consumer behavior, especially when it comes to confidence and spending habits. During times of crisis—whether driven by economic downturns, political instability, or global events—people tend to become more cautious with their finances. When

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Economic downturns create significant challenges for both borrowers and lenders, often leading to adjustments in credit terms to mitigate financial risks. When the economy slows, credit becomes more restrictive, with lenders tightening loan approval criteria, adjusting interest rates, and reducing

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