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Republic of Korea: household and NPISH credit

$1.633927 trillion

2025-12-31 · claim HH-KR-2025-PC-CREDIT · edition 2026-09-14-v1

Exact value
1,633,927,000,000 USD
What this measures
Recorded loans and debt securities of households and nonprofit institutions serving households (NPISH), break-adjusted, expressed in US dollars at quarter-end.
What it does not measure
Informal or unrecorded debts, obligations outside financial-institution records, or any particular family's actual bill.
As published
1,633.927 USD billions (normalized ×1000000000 to reach the exact value above)
Caveat
Quarter-end recorded loans and debt securities of households and nonprofit institutions serving households, break-adjusted. The BIS series is already expressed in US dollars and is not converted again. Informal and unrecorded obligations are outside it.
Display step
1,000,000 — the precision this figure is shown at
Review status
Recorded against the publisher's own cited location. The source's consolidation status below says whether that page was retrieved during consolidation or an earlier review was preserved.

Publisher

  • Republic of Korea, household and NPISH credit

    BIS via FRED. Q4 2025 observation; billions of USD; end of quarter; break-adjusted; not seasonally adjusted.

    Q4 2025, end of quarter. Status as of 2026-09-13.

    Retrieved again from the publisher on that date. The publisher already gives the series in U.S. dollars, so we use the dollar figures as published, with no conversion of our own. BIS terms and provenance stay with the series.

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Cite this figure

Republic of Korea: household and NPISH credit, $1.633927 trillion, 2025-12-31. BIS via FRED, Republic of Korea, household and NPISH credit, status as of 2026-09-13. Planet IOU, edition 2026-09-14-v1, https://planetiou.jonathanrreed.com/sources/HH-KR-2025-PC-CREDIT/

This claim is a dated observation, not a live figure. It is never updated in place: a newer reading is a new edition with its own page. See methodology for how amounts are normalized and corrections for anything that has changed.