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The credit volume of the banking sector fell from 15 billion to 334 million pounds last week and fell to 2,000 billion 464 billion 687 million pounds. According to the weekly bulletin issued by the Banking Regulatory and Supervisory Agency (BRSA), the sector's credit volume decreased by £ 15.34 billion during the week ending November 23rd. During this period, the total volume of loans increased from LBP 2 000 billion to LIT 218 billion.
During this period, the total amount of loans to the financial sector amounted to £ 72.6 trillion, excluding the total volume of loans from the financial sector which amounted to Fr.2.264 billion ($ 682 million). of books.
Total deposits in the banking sector (including interbank banks) decreased by 34 billion, or 157 million lire in the past week. Total deposits in the banking sector declined 1.6% during the week in question to $ 2 trillion, or 139 billion 835 million pounds.
REDUCED READY LOANS
According to the data, consumer credit amounted to £ 404 billion 5 million, with a decrease of £ 515 million during the week ended November 23rd. Of these loans, TL TL 191 billion was housing, 6 billion 379 million vehicles and 206 billion 35 million consumer loans.
During this period, the amount of commercial borrowing decreased by $ 2,842 million to $ 358 billion 535 million. Loans on banks' personal credit cards rose 1.02 percent to £ 100 billion. Individual credit card receivables amounted to £ 43 billion, £ 81 million, of which £ 57 billion to £ 101 million, without taxes.
As of November 23, the number of net bad loans in the banking sector had increased by 0.47% to 27.770 billion. During the same period, the capital of the banking system increased from 503 billion 306 million to 501 billion 887 million with a decrease of 1 billion 419 million.
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