Credit Growth % — 2024

Top Country
Hong Kong
230.19 %
Countries Ranked
142
World Bank data
Data Year
2024
Latest available
Source
World Bank
Open Data API

Top 20 — Credit Growth

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Rank Country Value Bar
1 Hong Kong 230.19 %
2 United States 195.88 %
3 China 194.31 %
4 Japan 187.07 %
5 Korea, Republic of 160.35 %
6 Thailand 146.30 %
7 Denmark 144.06 %
8 New Zealand 141.90 %
9 Macao 129.63 %
10 Australia 129.32 %
11 Sweden 125.29 %
12 Cambodia 124.66 %
13 Norway 124.39 %
14 Qatar 120.97 %
15 Malaysia 116.11 %
16 Fiji 115.35 %
17 United Kingdom 112.37 %
18 France 107.58 %
19 Chile 104.57 %
20 Finland 92.02 %
21 Nepal 91.29 %
22 Iceland 91.08 %
23 South Africa 89.45 %
24 Luxembourg 85.14 %
25 Netherlands 82.33 %
26 Austria 81.77 %
27 Honduras 78.46 %
28 Morocco 77.76 %
29 Portugal 77.12 %
30 Brazil 75.63 %
31 Spain 74.22 %
32 Jordan 72.96 %
33 Samoa 69.94 %
34 Mauritius 69.86 %
35 Israel 69.51 %
36 Bhutan 68.39 %
37 Georgia 68.29 %
38 Belgium 68.14 %
39 Armenia 64.38 %
40 Saint Kitts and Nevis 64.33 %
41 El Salvador 63.36 %
42 Oman 63.21 %
43 Malta 61.74 %
44 Tunisia 60.61 %
45 Estonia 60.54 %
46 Italy 60.30 %
47 Slovakia 59.65 %
48 Bolivia, Plurinational State of 59.24 %
49 Palestine, State of 58.63 %
50 Paraguay 57.03 %
51 Cyprus 56.66 %
52 Ecuador 56.58 %
53 Grenada 55.69 %
54 Namibia 55.06 %
55 Cabo Verde 54.61 %
56 North Macedonia 53.92 %
57 Costa Rica 51.23 %
58 Philippines 49.84 %
59 Saint Lucia 49.62 %
60 Greece 48.54 %
61 Vanuatu 48.52 %
62 Trinidad and Tobago 48.38 %
63 Bosnia and Herzegovina 48.07 %
64 Czechia 48.02 %
65 Bulgaria 47.07 %
66 Croatia 46.86 %
67 Montenegro 45.27 %
68 Jamaica 45.13 %
69 Mongolia 44.91 %
70 Türkiye 42.97 %
71 India 41.61 %
72 Belize 41.28 %
73 Peru 39.62 %
74 Dominica 39.39 %
75 Colombia 39.37 %
76 Antigua and Barbuda 39.36 %
77 Burundi 38.26 %
78 Brunei Darussalam 37.71 %
79 Guatemala 36.78 %
80 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 36.66 %
81 Indonesia 36.39 %
82 Bangladesh 35.81 %
83 Maldives 35.73 %
84 Lithuania 35.70 %
85 Slovenia 35.42 %
86 Mexico 35.07 %
87 Tonga 34.80 %
88 Timor-Leste 34.79 %
89 Albania 34.13 %
90 Solomon Islands 33.69 %
91 Poland 33.59 %
92 Botswana 33.13 %
93 Serbia 32.64 %
94 Hungary 32.37 %
95 Nicaragua 32.33 %
96 Dominican Republic 31.92 %
97 Uzbekistan 31.45 %
98 Uruguay 30.57 %
99 Senegal 29.81 %
100 Moldova, Republic of 29.33 %
101 Latvia 29.33 %
102 Egypt 27.57 %
103 Kazakhstan 27.28 %
104 Burkina Faso 27.14 %
105 Azerbaijan 26.36 %
106 Togo 25.37 %
107 Lesotho 24.30 %
108 Ireland 23.78 %
109 Djibouti 23.10 %
110 Romania 22.73 %
111 Côte d'Ivoire 22.52 %
112 Mali 22.40 %
113 Kyrgyzstan 22.29 %
114 Eswatini 21.62 %
115 Rwanda 21.32 %
116 Algeria 19.03 %
117 Benin 18.98 %
118 Ukraine 18.16 %
119 Mozambique 17.61 %
120 Suriname 17.02 %
121 Zambia 17.01 %
122 Tanzania, United Republic of 16.67 %
123 Madagascar 16.48 %
124 Papua New Guinea 16.29 %
125 Comoros 15.32 %
126 Argentina 15.12 %
127 Guyana 14.95 %
128 Uganda 14.30 %
129 Iraq 13.99 %
130 Libya 13.04 %
131 Pakistan 11.46 %
132 Guinea-Bissau 10.73 %
133 Guinea 10.67 %
134 Niger 10.28 %
135 Gambia 9.40 %
136 Ghana 8.92 %
137 Malawi 7.91 %
138 Angola 7.17 %
139 South Sudan 5.76 %
140 Somalia 5.43 %
141 Haiti 4.28 %
142 Sierra Leone 3.97 %
About This Indicator

Domestic credit to private sector refers to financial resources provided to the private sector by financial corporations, such as through loans, purchases of nonequity securities, and trade credits and other accounts receivable, that establish a claim for repayment. For some countries these claims include credit to public enterprises. The financial corporations include monetary authorities and deposit money banks, as well as other financial corporations where data are available (including corporations that do not accept transferable deposits but do incur such liabilities as time and savings deposits). Examples of other financial corporations are finance and leasing companies, money lenders, insurance corporations, pension funds, and foreign exchange companies. This indicator is expressed as a percentage of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) which is the total income earned through the production of goods and services in an economic territory during an accounting period.

Source: World Bank Development Indicators
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