ROMA (ITALPRESS) – In May, according to the data of the Bank of Italy, private sector loans increased by 3.1% over the twelve months (2.8% in the previous month). Household loans increased by 2.6% (as in the previous month) while non-financial corporations increased by 3.5% (3.1% in April). Private sector deposits increased by 2.7% (2.9% in the previous month); bond collection increased by 4.1% (4.2% in the previous month).
In May, the overall actual annual rate (Taeg) on new loans to households for the purchase of housing was 3.96% (3.91% in the previous month); the share of these loans with the initial determination period of the rate up to 1 year was 18.7% (21.2% in the previous month).
The Taeg on new consumer credit issues was 10.37% (10.41% in the previous month). Interest rates on new loans to non-financial companies amounted to 3.67% (3,56% in the previous month), those for amounts of up to 1 million were 4,34%, while the rates on new loans amounting to more than 3,25%. Passive rates on the existing deposits complex amounted to 0.65% (as in the previous month).
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