Now, the expectation is that credit to families rises 9.3% in 2025, against previous expectation of 8.0%
The Central Bank foresees credit growth in the country of 8.5% this year, compared to 7.7% estimated in March, according to data from its monetary policy report released on Thursday (26).
Now, the expectation is that credit to families rises 9.3% in 2025, against previous expectation of 8.0%. For companies, the increase was calculated at 7.3%, compared to 7.2% in the last report.
For free credit stock, where rates are freely agreed between banks and borrowers, the BC now projects an expansion of 8.3% (+7.9% before). For targeted credit, which meets the parameters established by the government, the perspective is up 8.8% (+7.5% before).
