Greece Credit Growth Accelerates to Three-Month High âšī¸
Greek economy saw a 7.2% year-over-year credit extension in July 2025, with private sector credit remaining stable at 10.5% and government credit accelerating to 2.0%.
Steady credit growth indicates economic resilience and potential expansion, suggesting moderate positive momentum in the Greek financial sector with stable private sector lending and accelerating government credit.
Eurozone Household Credit Growth Picks Up in July âšī¸
Eurozone bank lending to households increased by 2.4% year-on-year in July 2025, with business lending also rising to 2.8%, indicating a continued economic recovery supported by ECB policy easing.
Steady credit growth signals improving economic conditions in the Eurozone, with potential positive implications for market sentiment and investment attractiveness. The moderate lending increase suggests cautious but consistent economic recovery.
Norway Loan Debt Growth Unchanged in July âšī¸
Norway's domestic loan debt increased by 4.1% year-on-year to NOK 7.71 billion in July 2025, with steady loan growth across households, corporations, and municipal governments, reflecting an improving economic landscape.
Moderate economic indicators suggest stable financial conditions with incremental growth, signaling neither significant risk nor extraordinary opportunity for broad market portfolios.
Brazil Loan Growth Higher in July âšī¸
Brazil's total outstanding loans increased by 0.4% in July 2025, with household credit rising 0.6% to R$4.2 trillion while corporate credit declined 0.1% to R$2.5 trillion.
Modest credit growth indicates stable financial conditions with balanced lending dynamics across household and corporate segments. Incremental changes suggest no significant market disruption.
Swedish Household Lending Growth Highest Since 2023 âšī¸
Swedish household lending grew 2.6% in July 2025, with housing loans increasing to 2.4% and consumption loans rising to 4.6%, while corporate lending also expanded to 2.7%.
Moderate lending growth signals stable economic conditions without dramatic shifts, suggesting incremental financial sector development with limited immediate market implications.