Consumer credit by country: the latest data

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Loans provided by commercial banks to households and individuals for the purchase of goods and services, excluding real estate. In billion local currency units.



Countries Latest value Reference Change three months Change twelve months
Albania 143.44 Dec / 2025 9.42% 23.65%
Antigua and Barbuda 0.38 Q4 / 2019 -0.23% 4.24%
Argentina 51999.70 Dec / 2025 9.03% 80.89%
Armenia 2242.91 Dec / 2025 5.62% 30.80%
Aruba 0.57 Dec / 2025 4.92% 17.65%
Australia 91.39 Mar / 2025 -2.10% -3.98%
Austria 24.03 Q4 / 2025 -1.69% 2.63%
Azerbaijan 13.46 Jul / 2025 2.45% 15.99%
Bahrain 3.00 Dec / 2025 0.23% 2.62%
Belgium 21.65 Sep / 2025 0.65% -8.98%
Bosnia and Herzegovina 9.70 Sep / 2024 1.83% 7.77%
Botswana 36.65 Sep / 2022 2.51% 6.08%
Bulgaria 11.87 Dec / 2025 1.46% 12.23%
Cambodia 22139.00 Nov / 2024 0.28% 6.59%
Canada 825.91 Dec / 2025 0.79% 3.20%
Chile 21797.65 Jun / 2026 1.28% 5.40%
Colombia 199493.53 Sep / 2024 -0.92% -5.27%
Croatia 12.85 Aug / 2025 1.87% 12.35%
Cyprus 2.13 Jan / 2026 -6.84% -10.65%
Czechia 594.85 Dec / 2025 2.57% 9.20%
Denmark 24.42 Dec / 2025 1.58% 1.80%
Dominica 0.13 Q4 / 2019 91.11% 14.99%
Dominican Republic 543.46 Jun / 2026 0.99% 2.37%
El Salvador 6.87 Dec / 2025 1.45% 3.75%
Estonia 1.38 Dec / 2025 2.51% 10.96%
Euro area 1449.79 Dec / 2025 0.59% 1.89%
Fiji 0.49 Dec / 2025 7.37% 26.04%
Finland 37.16 Dec / 2025 0.30% 0.39%
France 249.19 Aug / 2025 0.93% 3.88%
Georgia 12.03 Sep / 2025 4.37% 14.25%
Germany 450.93 Dec / 2025 -0.43% 0.19%
Greece 8.84 Dec / 2025 -2.12% 0.79%
Grenada 0.55 Q4 / 2019 58.38% 61.25%
Guatemala 141.19 Mar / 2026 1.08% 5.26%
Hungary 5914.83 Dec / 2025 1.60% 8.57%
Iceland 270.21 Dec / 2025 1.95% 4.45%
India 30831.75 Jun / 2025 4.80% 14.72%
Indonesia 2071652.75 Dec / 2025 -5.00% -3.57%
Ireland 19.00 Dec / 2025 -0.17% 6.70%
Israel 174.47 Jan / 2026 0.86% 6.77%
Italy 242.30 Dec / 2025 1.18% 0.39%
Japan 17818.90 Q2 / 2025 1.05% 5.31%
Kazakhstan 20780.75 Nov / 2025 3.93% 22.96%
Kenya 479.60 Dec / 2025 2.37% 11.74%
Kuwait 2.75 Dec / 2025 0.15% -0.89%
Latvia 1.32 Dec / 2025 8.92% 21.41%
Lithuania 3.23 Dec / 2025 1.93% 19.04%
Luxembourg 5.02 Dec / 2025 0.80% 2.03%
Macao 123.28 Q4 / 2025 -0.69% -7.72%
North Macedonia 176.55 Jun / 2026 3.26% 9.32%
Malaysia 506.86 Jul / 2025 1.16% 4.86%
Malta 1.03 Nov / 2025 2.79% 10.69%
Mexico 1679.64 Dec / 2025 3.40% 12.19%
Moldova 19.24 Dec / 2025 4.19% 30.36%
Montserrat 0.00 Dec / 2019 -58.20% -52.67%
Morocco 93.04 Dec / 2025 0.58% 11.23%
Namibia 24.39 Nov / 2025 2.90% 7.76%
Netherlands 24.77 Aug / 2025 -0.78% -12.36%
New Caledonia 65.91 Q4 / 2023 0.74% -1.45%
New Zealand 7.59 Dec / 2025 1.74% -1.22%
Norway 1019.41 Jan / 2026 1.49% 5.02%
Pakistan 870.96 Dec / 2025 4.10% 14.16%
Palestine 3.11 Dec / 2025 -0.92% -8.04%
Peru 107.96 Dec / 2025 2.15% 6.67%
Philippines 1640.92 Jun / 2025 2.57% 21.70%
Poland 302.75 Dec / 2025 1.50% 5.29%
Portugal 33.81 Dec / 2025 1.80% 7.13%
Romania 90.39 Apr / 2026 2.66% 9.59%
Russia 19790.60 Dec / 2025 -0.48% -0.07%
Saint Lucia 0.83 Q4 / 2019 64.87% 61.47%
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 0.34 Q4 / 2019 98.26% 91.51%
Serbia 1204.81 Dec / 2025 5.00% 19.64%
Singapore 103.39 Dec / 2025 3.62% 11.95%
Slovakia 14.56 Dec / 2025 0.91% 5.64%
Slovenia 5.38 Dec / 2025 0.34% 5.78%
South Korea 625135.10 Sep / 2025 0.42% 2.26%
Spain 190.57 Dec / 2025 2.23% 4.51%
Suriname 6.09 Dec / 2025 8.15% 52.47%
Swaziland 2.92 Apr / 2019 2.56% 5.32%
Sweden 879.93 Dec / 2025 -0.31% 1.80%
Switzerland 43.79 Dec / 2025 2.61% 5.43%
Taiwan 9939.62 Dec / 2025 2.88% 9.99%
Tajikistan 12.02 Jul / 2025 8.43% 41.36%
Trinidad and Tobago 25.31 Jan / 2026 2.15% 5.47%
Turkey 4989.38 Dec / 2025 11.93% 50.94%
USA 1883.88 Jan / 2026 2.02% 2.86%
Ukraine 322.77 Nov / 2025 5.52% 24.95%
United Kingdom 159.70 Dec / 2025 1.93% 5.17%



Consumer credit includes credit cards, auto loans, student loans and all other types of credit extended by commercial banks to households with the exception of housing loans. The table shows the level of consumer credit including the most recent value and recent changes. The numbers are in billion local currency units and are updated continuously with the latest national releases.

Consumer credit has benefits for households as it allows them to acquire goods and services while scheduling payments over time. It's growth on the macro level, however, has been associated with consumption boom and bust cycles. It fuels household consumption during times of low interest rates and easy money and restrains it as interest rates increase and households start to deleverage.

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