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MP: Banks should be lending more...

Banks should be more generous in their home and business loans lending following the government's rescue plan, an MP has said.

John McFall, who chairs the house of commons Treasury Select Committee, suggested that banks have a "responsibility to society" that they are currently not fulfilling.

He cited the £37 billion part-nationalisation plan, which will see public money used to buy equity stakes in three banks, as a reason why the banks should "start lending - now".

Writing in the Daily Telegraph, he added: "Despite having been pulled back from the brink, the banks appear reluctant to launch their sizeable recapitalisation lifeboat and start lending again to households and businesses.

"There is a 'nuclear option' [for the government]. If the banks do not play ball and will not resume lending, then the demand for full-scale nationalisation may well grow."

Earlier this month, the Bank of England cut interest rates by 150 basis points to three per cent, partly in a bid to encourage lending.
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