The share of managers who believe that banks are willing to provide such enterprises like theirs with short-term loans has increased greatly from 65.8% to 77.4% in the first quarter of 2013. For long-term loans the same trend can be observed: the value of the corresponding indicator has grown up greatly from 55.5% to 63.3%. However the possibility of firms to afford credits almost hasn’t changed. The share of managers who believe that their company can afford to take short-term loans has hardly changed from 30.1% in February to 31.3% in April, and for the long-term loans this indicator has slightly increased — from 31.0% to 35.4%.
