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M3 growth slows, bank lending up in October

Money deliver boom slowed in October in spite of extended bank lending, the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) stated on Thursday.

Domestic liquidity or M3 expanded by means of eight.2 percent yr-on-year to P11.A hundred and forty trillion, slower than September’s revised nine.Eight percentage.

Month-on-month and seasonally adjusted, M3 increase eased by means of zero.1 percent.

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“The BSP will retain to intently display domestic liquidity dynamics to ensure that financial situations remain supportive of the BSP’s price and financial stability goals,” the vital bank stated in a declaration.

Domestic claims grew at a faster tempo of 15.2 percent, from September’s revised 14.8 percentage, “due mainly to the sustained growth in credit score to the personal sector.”

Net claims on the vital government grew at a quicker eleven.Three percent from the preceding month’s revised eleven.Four percent.

Net overseas assets (NFA) in peso terms reduced in size through 5.2 percentage from the preceding month’s 0.9 percentage.

Bank lending growth, in the meantime, extended to 18.1 percentage in October from September’s revised 17.6 percentage.

Including reverse repurchase placements (RRPs) with the BSP, increase picked as much as 17.Nine percentage from the preceding month’s revised sixteen.Five percentage.

Commercial bank lending for loans internet of RRPs and loans including RRPs elevated by 1.1 percentage and 1.0 percent, respectively, seasonally and month-on-month.

Lending for manufacturing activities, which accounted for 88.7 percentage of the aggregate mortgage portfolio, grew faster by using 18.7 percent from the revised 17.4 percent in the previous month.

Household intake loan increase eased to 14.6 percentage from September’s revised 18.2 percent “due to the slower expansion in credit card loans and motor vehicle loans in addition to the contraction in profits-based totally popular motive consumption loans and other varieties of family loans,” the BSP stated.

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