In August, the growth pace stood at 15.9%, in July at 16.8% and in June at 17.5%.
In real terms, the loan volume in September 2022 rose by 0.1% year-on-year, amid the 1.3% decline of the local currency component and the 20% increase in the foreign currency one (when expressed in euros).
At the end of September, RON-denominated loans totaled RON257.6 billion, with household loans accounting for RON147.5 billion, up 10.3% from the year-earlier period, and RON-denominated corporate loans reaching RON110 billion, 20.2% above the level of September 2021, but down 0.8% from August 2022.
Against August 2022, non-government lending rose by 1.6% and by 0.3% in real terms in September.
Government credit went up by 1.3% in September from August 2022, to RON165.1 billion. Against September 2021, it increased by 1.5%, but dropped by 12.4% in real terms.
(English version by Catalina Apostoiu)