Domestic bank credit to the private non-financial sector
Quarter-end loans and debt securities held by domestic banks against households, NPISHs and non-financial corporations, divided by nominal GDP over the latest four quarters, in percent. Excludes credit from other financial corporations, foreign lenders and trade credit.
BIS break-adjusted series, distinct from World Bank credit from all financial corporations. Not seasonally adjusted.
Key facts
- Domestic bank credit to the private non-financial sector in the United States was 43.1% of GDP in Q1 2026, according to the Bank for International Settlements.
- Hong Kong had the highest domestic bank credit to the private non-financial sector of 43 countries in Q1 2026, at 232.9% of GDP, and Argentina the lowest, at 13.9% of GDP. Source: the Bank for International Settlements.
- Published for 43 places, with figures from Q1 1970 to Q1 2026.
Rankings
Countries by domestic bank credit to the private non-financial sector, Q1 2026
Places with data
Countries
- India
- China
- United States
- Indonesia
- Brazil
- Russia
- Mexico
- Japan
- Türkiye
- Germany
- South Africa
- Thailand
- United Kingdom
- Israel
- South Korea
- Argentina
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