NFIB small Businesses Optimism Index, reported that, 91% of the business owners said that all their credit needs were met.
Regular borrowing showed an increase of three points from last months record low to 32 percent, indicating there is an increase in access of credit to capital markets at least once a quarter. But a net 13 percent (unchanged from June) find it harder to get loans in present condition, when compared to previous situations. Credit is the one of the difficult things to be arranged during recession.
Seasonally adjusted net negative 14 percent, (one point less than June) expect credit conditions to improve in coming months.
Four percent think finance to be major problem for their businesses. To improve finances, businesses are in very much need of customers, who are very much capable of bailing them out of this present situation. 29 percent reported decline in sales as their top business problem. Six percent reported higher rates on the loans borrowed, while three percent reported lower rates.