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Australia: personal loans fall, commercial finance rises

Wed, Nov 11 2009, 01:08 GMT
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Australian Lending finance: Total personal finance commitments fell 1.8% in September s/adj, to $7 Bln from $7.14 Bln. Total commercialfinance rose 8% to $31.57 Bln.

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