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Oil prices and bank profitability

Posted Oct 27 2009 by VoxEU.org: Heiko Hesse in WES Blog with Comments Off

Heiko Hesse, Tigran Poghosyan, 27 October 2009

Bank balance sheets in oil-exporting economies have been hard hit recently. This column provides the first empirical evidence linking oil prices to bank performance in such economies. It suggests that easily observed oil prices could inform macro-prudential regulation in these countries and mitigate pro-cyclical bank lending.

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