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Credit-to-GDP gap (private non-financial sector)

% pts of GDP · higher is better · 43 countries

Bank for International Settlements (BIS) (CC BY 4.0)CC BY 4.0updated 2025
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League table

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  1. 1Saudi Arabia7%
  2. 2Japan5.5%
  3. 3Argentina2.6%
  4. 4Israel1.3%
  5. 5Brazil0.96%
  6. 6Indonesia-1.2%
  7. 7India-2.4%
  8. 8Mexico-2.8%
  9. 9Germany-3.4%
  10. 10Malaysia-4.4%
  11. 11Czechia-4.8%
  12. 12South Africa-5.3%
  13. 13China-6%
  14. 14Korea, Rep.-6.3%
  15. 15Hungary-7.2%
  16. 16New Zealand-8.7%
  17. 17Thailand-9.2%
  18. 18Colombia-9.4%
  19. 19Russian Federation-9.8%
  20. 20Australia-11.5%
  21. 21United States-12.1%
  22. 22France-15.3%
  23. 23Italy-15.8%
  24. 24Austria-15.9%
  25. 25Canada-15.9%
  26. 26Norway-16.7%
  27. 27Switzerland-17.4%
  28. 28Finland-17.9%
  29. 29Poland-18.1%
  30. 30Chile-19.7%
  31. 31United Kingdom-19.9%
  32. 32Greece-21.4%
  33. 33Denmark-23.7%
  34. 34Singapore-27.2%
  35. 35Spain-28%
  36. 36Turkiye-29.3%
  37. 37Portugal-29.5%
  38. 38Belgium-31.8%
  39. 39Sweden-36.2%
  40. 40Netherlands-54.9%
  41. 41Hong Kong SAR, China-55.2%
  42. 42Luxembourg-55.6%
  43. 43Ireland-84.4%

Credit-to-GDP gap (private non-financial sector)