At the end of April, private sector indebtedness – which includes companies and individuals – represented about 459,800 million euros, while close to 369,600 million euros concerned the public sector (public administrations and public companies).
The indebtedness of the non-financial sector, which brings together public, companies and private administrations, increased in April about 4,400 million euros, to 829,500 million euros, announced Monday on Monday .
Not end of April, or Private sector indebtedness – which includes companies and individuals – represented about 459,800 million euroswhile near 369,600 million euros concerned the public sector (Public Administrations and Public Companies).
In the fourth month of the year, private sector indebtedness remained virtually unchanged, the result of a reduction of about 900 million euros of the indebtedness of private companies and an equivalent increase in private.
Influence of external credit and aforro certificates in increasing indebtedness
To reduce the indebtedness of private companies contributed to the reduction of indebtedness in relation to the rest of the world, which Fell about billion euros.
Already on the side of individuals, like the previous months, the increase in indebtedness was mainly motivated by the housing credit.
In the public sector, the 400 million euros increase occurred mainly with the abroad (2.200 million euros), due to the acquisition of public debt securities for non -residents and public administrations (about 1,700 million euros).
Public administrations and public companies have also increased their debt with individuals around 400 million euros, “Especially through the subscription of aforro certificates”, and non -financial companies (100 million euros).
In the month under analysis, the indebtedness of private companies had a annual variation rate (TVVA) – which excludes the impact of variations that have not been motivated by transactions themselves – 0.8%for the same month of 2024, slowing down the 1.3% in March.
Already among the individuals, and the shaped subius 5.4%also above that registered in February (5.1%), with the BDP to note that “has a growth trend since December 2023”.
