20% drop in borrowing bases is expected
Lower borrowing bases are expected by both lenders and borrowers in the next round of determinations, according to research. The average drop is expected to be around 20%.
Lower borrowing bases are expected by both lenders and borrowers in the next round of determinations, according to research. The average drop is expected to be around 20%.
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