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Libor crash = surge in corporate Fx loans?

Mumbai : India | 2 months ago  
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With local banks flush with liquidity and overseas rates also falling rapidly, companies are spoilt for choice with regards to funding. The London inter bank offer rate (Libor) crashed to a record low of 0.68% on Thursday, and stayed thereabouts on Friday, down from its January 2008 peak of 4.57%.
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