MEXICAN BANKS DEFY RECESSION TO INCREASE LOANS 5.2% IN 2009

Mexican Banks Defy Recession To Increase Loans 5.2% In 2009
MEXICO CITY -(Dow Jones)- Mexico’s bank loans rose 5.2% to 1.969 trillion pesos ($152 billion) in 2009 from 2008, interjection to a surge in lending in December. Loan balances in Dec rose 2.3% from No…

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