South Korea's Financial Authorities Instruct Banks to Avoid Year-End Lending Cliff as October Household Loans Rise 6.4T Won

According to South Korea's Financial Services Commission, the financial authorities instructed financial institutions on November 11 to avoid abrupt lending restrictions at year-end while managing household loan volumes. October household loans increased 6.4 trillion won, reversing a decline from the previous month, with cumulative growth reaching 42.4 trillion won through October. The authorities emphasized blocking speculative real estate-related lending while ensuring adequate credit flow to young people and regional borrowers.
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