Deposits grew 7.9%, while credits advanced 2.9% in June

In June, the credit to the private sector, which includes loans by banks, financial, municipal and rural and cooperative banks, increased 2.9% and added S/432,189 million, according to data from the data Central Reserve Bank (BCR).

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Due to coins, soles placements increased 2.5% year -on -year, while in foreign currency had a variation of 4.1%. Meanwhile, according to BCR information, credits to people increased 3.8% and the one granted to companies by 2.3%.

“The increase of the latter without considering the impact of the amortizations and cancellations of the credits of the Peru reactive program was 3.6% in June 2025 compared to the same period of 2024,” said the BCR.

SAVING

On the other hand, the BCR revealed that private sector deposits had a growth rate of 7.9% in the sixth month, compared to June last year. The BCR said that savings deposits were preferred with a growth of 16.4%.

With regard to compensation accounts for service time (CTS), In June, 0.9%grew, while term deposits retreated 1.9%, according to data from the monetary entity.

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