Banking sector credit volume rises to 27.68 trillion lira

According to the weekly bulletin released by the Banking Regulation and Supervision Agency (BDDK), the total credit volume in the banking sector rose to 27.68 trillion lira as of August 14, following an increase of 202.29 billion lira. Total deposits, including interbank figures, also saw an increase of 528.9 billion lira, reaching 31.81 trillion lira.

Consumer loans reached 3.44 trillion lira, comprising 821.9 billion lira in housing loans, 41.3 billion lira in vehicle loans, and 2.58 trillion lira in personal loans. Installment commercial loans rose to 4.22 trillion lira. Additionally, individual credit card receivables increased by 2 percent to 3.43 trillion lira.

Regarding sector stability, legal equity in the banking system rose by 12.8 billion lira to 5.93 trillion lira. However, non-performing loans increased by 5.43 billion lira to 833.3 billion lira. Meanwhile, KKM balances decreased by 47 million lira, falling to 4 million lira.