Deposits in the Cypriot banking system rose for the third consecutive month in April 2024, while loans experienced a net decrease following two months of growth, according to the latest data from the Central Bank of Cyprus (CBC).
The continued rise in deposits suggests growing confidence in the Cypriot banking system, reflecting economic stability and trust in financial institutions. The net increase in household and corporate deposits indicates positive sentiment among local residents and businesses.
Conversely, the decline in loan volumes highlights cautious borrowing behavior, possibly influenced by economic uncertainties or stricter lending conditions. The drop in loans to non-financial corporations and other domestic sectors suggests a need for initiatives to stimulate borrowing and investment to sustain economic growth.
The April 2024 data from the Central Bank of Cyprus paints a mixed picture of the Cypriot financial landscape. While deposit growth is a positive indicator of economic confidence, the decline in loans calls for strategic measures to boost lending and support economic activity.
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Source: cyprus-mail.com
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