South Korea's household debt growth slowed sharply in Q3 2025, rising by 15 trillion won as government lending curbs took effect, with mortgage and credit loan increases moderating and the debt-to-GDP ratio expected to decline.
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South Korea’s household credit jumped by 24.6 trillion won in Q2 2025, the largest increase in nearly four years, driven by surging mortgage and stock-related borrowing amid rising home prices and equity markets.
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South Korea's household credit growth slows in Q1 2025, rising by 2.8 trillion won, as Bank of Korea projects continued debt moderation amid regulatory measures
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South Korea's household credit growth slows in Q4 2024, reflecting impact of tightened macroprudential policies amid concerns over financial stability
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