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  • The growth rate for consumer loans to households is increasing

    The growth rate for housing loans increased slightly in November 2024 to 1.3 percent. The growth rate for consumer loans to households increased from 4.9 percent in October to 6.7 percent in November of this year. The average floating mortgage rate for households’ new agreements continues to decrease and amounted to 3.62 percent in November.

  • Continued decline in floating interest rate

    The growth rate for housing loans increased slightly in October 2024 to 1.1 percent. The growth rate for non-financial companies remains unchanged compared to September and stands at -1.7 percent. The average floating mortgage rate for new agreements decreased and amounted to 4.03 percent in October.

  • The floating rate for housing loans continues to fall

    The growth rate for housing loans increased slightly to 1.0 percent in September 2024. The average floating rate for new agreements for housing loans fell in September for the second month in a row, to 4,19 percent. The average fixed interest rate on housing loans with a maturity of three years or more increased somewhat compared to August.

  • Lending rates for housing loans are falling

    The growth rate for housing loans increased slightly to 0,9 percent, in August 2024. The average floating rate for new agreements for housing loans fell in August to 4,34 percent, it is the lowest measured average floating rate for new agreements since May 2023. All average fixed rates for housing loans new agreements fell in August.

  • The growth rate for mortgages continues to increase

    The growth rate for mortgages increased slightly in July 2024, reaching 0.8 percent. The floating rate on new agreements increased to 4.54 percent in July, compared to 4.51 percent in June. Consumer loans showed a slightly weaker development in July compared to June, with the growth rate declining from 3.5 percent to 2.0 percent. The growth rate for lending to non-financial corporations decreased for the fourth consecutive month, reaching -2.5 percent in July.