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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Household Debt Growth Slows Sharply in Q3 Amid Tighter Lending Curbs—Up 15 Trillion Won

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 new 10·15 real estate lending curbs now affect over 30% of Seoul apartments, sparking criticism that broad restrictions are hindering genuine homebuyers’ access to financing.
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One in Three Seoul Apartments Now Subject to 10·15 Lending Curbs

South Korea’s new 10·15 real estate lending curbs now affect over 30% of Seoul apartments, sparking criticism that broad restrictions are hindering genuine homebuyers’ access to financing.

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South Korea’s June 27 lending curbs have cooled housing market sentiment and slowed price gains, but robust demand and supply constraints in Seoul mean home prices could rebound, with luxury segments remaining resilient to regulation.
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Did the June 27 Lending Curbs Really Tame South Korea’s Housing Market?

South Korea’s June 27 lending curbs have cooled housing market sentiment and slowed price gains, but robust demand and supply constraints in Seoul mean home prices could rebound, with luxury segments remaining resilient to regulation.

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Land Minister nominee Kim Yoon-duk called South Korea's June 27 lending curbs an effective response to Seoul's overheated housing market, stressing the need for supply-side measures and faster permitting to ensure market stability.
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Land Minister Nominee Kim Yoon-duk Calls June 27 Lending Curbs 'Appropriate Prescription' for Overheated Seoul Metropolitan Market

Land Minister nominee Kim Yoon-duk called South Korea's June 27 lending curbs an effective response to Seoul's overheated housing market, stressing the need for supply-side measures and faster permitting to ensure market stability.

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President Lee Jae-myung publicly praised FSC Secretary General Kwon Dae-young for leading South Korea's latest lending curbs, highlighting the government's commitment to household debt management and support for small business owners facing mounting debt.
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President Lee signals that the latest lending restrictions are only an initial step, hinting at further tightening measures to come in South Korea's financial sector.
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President Lee Says 'Current Lending Curbs Are Just a Preview'

President Lee signals that the latest lending restrictions are only an initial step, hinting at further tightening measures to come in South Korea's financial sector.

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