Texas lawmakers push opt out of interstate banking shift
The Special House Committee on Small Business Access to Capital finds out-of-state banks drain Texas capital and small business loans. It cites five large banks providing only a third of small business loans and eight percent of agricultural loans while holding over half of loan assets. A federal interstate branch law may take effect June 1, 1997, unless Texas blocks it.
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Weekly Cotton Markets Signal Strong Long Term Demand
Large export registrations indicate robust long term demand for U.S. cotton into 1995 as prices stay high amid tightening world supplies. USDA reports export sales of 1994-95 U.S. cotton rising by 1.46 million bales in the week ending December 1, with market observers noting the effect of the AWP shift and global shortages on price and trade dynamics.
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