The article leads with: "U.S. President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that his administration is working on changes to Dodd-Frank banking regulations that will make it easier for banks to loan money." If true, do we really need to deep dive on the "how"?

Seems to me the onus is on *you* SteveVickRepoBoy, to show how the unstated "specific changes" will *not* alter the debt landscape when President Trump's stated intention is precisely to make it "easier for the banks" to peddle debt (which is credit, which is money). 

This is what's meant by the "Trump Reflation" dynamic: pump more $$ (which is debt, which is credit), created ex nihilo, into the economy, largely by private banks, and...er...hope for the best.