The number of car loans granted has risen sharply in Russia
- November 20, 2023
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Russians are noticeably more likely to buy cars with borrowed money – last month the number of car loans issued increased to 79.4 thousand, which is 41.6% more
Russians are noticeably more likely to buy cars with borrowed money – last month the number of car loans issued increased to 79.4 thousand, which is 41.6% more than in October last year. However, in September 2023 this figure was slightly higher: 4.2%.
According to the National Bureau of Credit History (NBKI), the number of car loans granted for new and used cars reached 79.4 thousand in October 2023. Experts explain the increase of 41.6% compared to October last year by the low base: in 2022, Russians asked for borrowed money much less often. If we draw a parallel with September 2023, the number of loan transactions will decrease by 4.2% to 82.9 thousand.
The largest increase in loan issuance was recorded in the Tula region: 14.4%. Residents of Belgorod (5.4%), Saratov (3.7%), Tyumen regions (2.1%) and Udmurtia (1.8%) began to take out loans more often. And in other regions a decrease in the number of transactions was recorded – in the Omsk region (14.1%), the Krasnoyarsk region (11.3%), the Sverdlovsk region (8.3%), Chuvashia (8.1% ) and the Rostov region (7.4%). ).
According to the National Bureau of Credit History (NBKI), the number of car loans granted for new and used cars reached 79.4 thousand in October 2023. Experts explain the increase of 41.6% compared to October last year by the low base: in 2022, Russians asked for borrowed money much less often. If we draw a parallel with September 2023, the number of loan transactions will decrease by 4.2% to 82.9 thousand.
The largest increase in loan issuance was recorded in the Tula region: 14.4%. Residents of Belgorod (5.4%), Saratov (3.7%), Tyumen regions (2.1%) and Udmurtia (1.8%) began to take out loans more often. And in other regions a decrease in the number of transactions was recorded – in the Omsk region (14.1%), the Krasnoyarsk region (11.3%), the Sverdlovsk region (8.3%), Chuvashia (8.1% ) and the Rostov region (7.4%). ).
Source: Avto Vzglyad
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