Switzerland: Household credit

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The most recent value is 904.7 billion Swiss Franc as of June 2024, an increase compared to the previous value of 903.33 billion Swiss Franc. Historically, the average for Switzerland from June 1985 to June 2024 is 484.81 billion Swiss Franc. The minimum of 140.53 billion Swiss Franc was recorded in September 1985, while the maximum of 904.7 billion Swiss Franc was reached in June 2024. Click on the following link to see the values of: Household credit around the world.
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  • Measure: billion Swiss Franc
  • Source: Swiss National bank

Recent values Switzerland: Household credit, billion currency units
2024  Jun 904.7
2024  May 903.33
2024  Apr 901.91
2024  Mar 900.87
2024  Feb 899.02
2024  Jan 897.75
2023  Dec 897.15
2023  Nov 897.46


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Definition: Household credit includes credit extended by commercial banks and other deposit-taking institutions (excluding central banks) to households. Included are all credit institutions: domestic and foreign owned as well as private and public ones.

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 Inflation, monthly -0.17 9/2023 percent
 Inflation, annual 1.95 9/2023 percent
 Private sector credit 1,336.51 9/2023 billion
 Business credit 441.71 9/2023 billion
 Household credit 894.80 9/2023 billion
 Mortgage credit 853.75 9/2023 billion
 Consumer credit 41.05 9/2023 billion
 Deposit interest rate 1.49 9/2023 percent
 Mortgage credit interest rate 2.94 9/2023 percent
 Policy rate 1.75 9/2023 percent
 Household debt to GDP 127.80 9/2023 percent
 Debt service ratios for private non-financial sector 21.00 Q3/2023 percent
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