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Corporate Borrowers Feeling 'Unease'

At Morgan Stanley financials conference, banks reported that corporate clients are cautious about borrowing because of concern over trade and interest rates.

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Several banks at Morgan Stanley’s financials conference—including Citizens Financial Group and Fifth Third Bancorp—said that corporate borrowers are becoming more cautious due to uncertainty about trade and interest rates, along with “overall economic unease.”

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