Sweden - Private sector credit flow: loans: Non-financial corporations was 11.60 % of GDP in December of 2022, according to the EUROSTAT. Trading Economics provides the current actual value, an historical data chart and related indicators for Sweden - Private sector credit flow: loans: Non-financial corporations - last updated from the EUROSTAT on May of 2024. Historically, Sweden - Private sector credit flow: loans: Non-financial corporations reached a record high of 19.10 % of GDP in December of 2007 and a record low of -5.00 % of GDP in December of 2012.


Private Sector Credit Flow: Loans: Non-financial Corporations
Country Last Previous Unit Reference
Hungary 13.40 13.60 % of GDP Dec 2022
Sweden 11.60 9.80 % of GDP Dec 2022
Croatia 7.80 2.30 % of GDP Dec 2022
France 7.80 3.30 % of GDP Dec 2022
Lithuania 7.00 4.40 % of GDP Dec 2022
Finland 7.00 4.90 % of GDP Dec 2022
Estonia 6.70 3.00 % of GDP Dec 2022
Germany 4.80 3.70 % of GDP Dec 2022
Ireland 3.80 -5.20 % of GDP Dec 2022
Slovenia 3.40 2.90 % of GDP Dec 2022
Austria 3.40 8.00 % of GDP Dec 2022
Bulgaria 3.00 2.80 % of GDP Dec 2022
Romania 2.80 2.60 % of GDP Dec 2022
Netherlands 2.50 2.10 % of GDP Dec 2022
Latvia 2.10 -1.50 % of GDP Dec 2022
Czech Republic 1.50 1.00 % of GDP Dec 2022
Poland 1.30 3.80 % of GDP Dec 2023
Italy 1.30 0.80 % of GDP Dec 2022
Belgium 1.00 5.80 % of GDP Dec 2023
Slovakia 0.80 4.30 % of GDP Dec 2023
Cyprus -2.60 4.10 % of GDP Dec 2022
Malta -2.70 -4.50 % of GDP Dec 2022
Spain -3.00 0.40 % of GDP Dec 2023
Denmark -5.50 19.80 % of GDP Dec 2023
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