According to the weekly bulletin of the Banking Regulation and Supervision Agency (BRSA), the total credit volume of the banking sector increased by about 27 billion 317 million lira in the week of November 7, from 21 trillion 580 billion 855 million lira to 21 trillion 608 billion 172 million lira.
Total deposits in the banking sector, including interbank ones, fell by 366 billion 212 million lira last week, reaching 25 trillion 5 billion 327 million lira.
Consumer loans increased to 2 trillion 702 billion lira
The amount of consumer loans increased by 9 billion 230 million liras during this period, reaching 2 trillion 702 billion 177 million liras.
Of the amount in question, 647 billion 261 million liras were for housing loans, 48 billion 932 million liras were for vehicle loans and 2 trillion 5 billion 985 million liras were for consumer loans. During this period, the amount of commercial installment loans increased by 28 billion 742 million liras, reaching 3 trillion 229 billion 284 million liras.
Banks' individual credit card claims fell by 1.6 percent and reached 2 trillion 549 billion 178 million lira. Of the individual credit card receivables, 939 billion 15 million lira were installment debts and 1 trillion 610 billion 162 million lira were debts without installment payments.
Legal stocks rose
As of November 7, non-performing assets in the banking sector increased by 8 billion 428 million lira compared to the previous week, reaching 541 billion 944 million lira. Special provisions were set up for non-performing claims worth 396 billion 483 million lira.
During the same period, the legal capital of the banking system increased by 563 million lira, reaching 4 trillion 652 billion 238 million lira.
The KKM balance decreased by 37 billion 630 million lira last week, falling to 93 billion 825 million lira. Thus, the size of the KKM accounted for 0.38 percent of the total deposits.
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