Bank credit growth reaches 19.1% in July as lending intensifies across various sectors.

In July 2026, there was a noteworthy increase in non-food bank credit, marking a significant shift in lending trends across multiple sectors. The sectors that saw the most pronounced growth included services, industry, and agriculture, with the services sector experiencing a growth in credit that was more than double compared to the same period in the previous year.

Lending to the industrial sector also showed substantial improvement, highlighting a potential recovery or expansion in manufacturing and related activities. Alongside these trends, personal loans reached peak levels, contributing to overall robust growth rates in the credit market.

This increase in credit availability may indicate heightened consumer and business confidence, and it reflects the ongoing economic recovery process. Various factors, including favorable interest rates and government initiatives aimed at stimulating growth, could be contributing to this encouraging trend. Financial analysts are closely monitoring these developments to assess their potential implications for the broader economy in the coming months.