Finance and investment statistics
Credit, stock markets, banking risk, foreign investment and interest rates. 10 indicators, each from an official publisher with a citation.
Key facts
- Central bank policy rate in the United States: 3.75% (September 2026)
- Domestic credit to the private sector in the World: 140.3% of GDP (2024)
- Market capitalization of listed domestic companies in the World: 148.5% of GDP (2025)
- Value of stocks traded in the World: 158.7% of GDP (2025)
- Stock market turnover ratio in the World: 94.2% (2024)
- Bank nonperforming loans in the United States: 0.96% (2025)
Finance and investment by area
- Central bank policy rate
- Composite cost of borrowing for house purchase
- Composite cost of borrowing for non-financial corporations
- Interest rate on new consumer loans
- Domestic credit to the private sector
- Market capitalization of listed domestic companies
- Value of stocks traded
- Stock market turnover ratio
- Bank nonperforming loans
- Foreign direct investment, net inflows
Central bank policy rate
The rate a central bank sets to steer monetary policy, or its operational target, in percent per year. United States: effective federal funds rate, monthly average of daily rates (Federal Reserve H.15). Euro area: ECB deposit facility rate in force on the last day of the month. Other countries: the policy rate in force at the end of the month as reported by the national central bank and compiled by the BIS.
Composite cost of borrowing for house purchase
Monthly composite interest rate on new bank loans to households and non-profit institutions serving households for house purchase, in percent per year. Rates across initial rate fixation periods are combined using 24-month moving averages of new loan volumes.
Composite cost of borrowing for non-financial corporations
Monthly composite interest rate on new bank loans to non-financial corporations, in percent per year. Rates across corporate loan categories are combined using 24-month moving averages of new loan volumes.
Interest rate on new consumer loans
Monthly average interest rate on new bank loans to households and non-profit institutions serving households for consumption, in percent per year. It excludes revolving loans, overdrafts and credit-card debt.
Domestic credit to the private sector
Financial corporations' claims on the private sector, including loans, non-equity securities and trade credit, as a percentage of GDP. Some countries include credit to public enterprises.
Market capitalization of listed domestic companies
Year-end market value of listed domestic companies, based on share prices and shares outstanding, as a percentage of GDP.
Value of stocks traded
Annual value of shares traded as a percentage of GDP. Each transaction is counted once and can include domestic and foreign shares.
Stock market turnover ratio
Value of domestic shares traded relative to their market capitalization, annualized by multiplying the monthly average by 12, in percent.
Bank nonperforming loans
Nonperforming loans as a percentage of total gross loans. A loan is nonperforming when it is at least 90 days overdue or is unlikely to be repaid in full without realizing collateral.
Foreign direct investment, net inflows
Net foreign investment inflows to acquire a lasting management interest of at least 10% of voting stock, as a percentage of GDP. Includes equity, reinvested earnings and other capital recorded in the balance of payments.
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