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Private sector lending surges in the Maldives, central bank data shows

A Maldives Monetary Authority Monthly Statistics report shows credit extended to the private sector rose steadily through the year, from USD 2.66 billion in January to a peak of USD 3.05 billion in September. In September, tourism received the largest share at USD 972.76 million, followed by construction at USD 713.36 million, while agriculture received the lowest at USD 1.30 million.

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  • USD 2.66 billion Total lending to private sector PSM News Total lending stood at USD 2.66 billion in January before advancing to USD 2.72 billion in February and holding steady at USD 2.72 billion in March.

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  • USD 2.72 billion Total lending to private sector PSM News Total lending stood at USD 2.66 billion in January before advancing to USD 2.72 billion in February and holding steady at USD 2.72 billion in March.

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  • USD 2.79 billion Total lending to private sector PSM News Credit allocations reached USD 2.79 billion in April and remained at USD 2.79 billion in May, before climbing to USD 2.85 billion in June and USD 2.92 billion in July.

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  • USD 2.85 billion Total lending to private sector PSM News before climbing to USD 2.85 billion in June and USD 2.92 billion in July.

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  • USD 2.92 billion Total lending to private sector PSM News before climbing to USD 2.85 billion in June and USD 2.92 billion in July.

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  • USD 2.98 billion Total lending to private sector PSM News The expansion continued through August, reaching USD 2.98 billion before culminating in a peak of USD 3.05 billion in September, the highest monthly lending total recorded this year.

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  • USD 3.05 billion Total lending to private sector PSM News The expansion continued through August, reaching USD 2.98 billion before culminating in a peak of USD 3.05 billion in September, the highest monthly lending total recorded this year.

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  • USD 972.76 million Credit to tourism sector PSM News the tourism industry absorbed the largest single share of credit disbursed in September, securing USD 972.76 million in loans, the report underscores.

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  • USD 583.66 million Consumer credit for personal purposes PSM News Consumer credit extended for personal purposes reached USD 583.66 million.

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  • USD 1.30 million Credit to agricultural sector PSM News The agricultural sector received the lowest credit allocation among all surveyed industries, totalling USD 1.30 million.

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  • The Maldives Monetary Authority published a statistical report on private sector lending. Maldives PSM News according to a statistical report published by the Maldives Monetary Authority

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