Adjusted for exchange rate effects, the volume has increased by EUR 39.24 billion since 2008.
decreased, 9.4 billion are still outstanding in absolute terms.
Vienna (APA-ots) – In the first quarter of 2022 this is to private households
outstanding foreign currency loan volume compared to the previous quarter
down 420 million or -4.3%; compared to the 1.
In Q4 2021 it was down 1.64bn or -15.5%. With that is
the outstanding volume adjusted for exchange rate effects since the peak in 2008
decreased by -82.9%. In absolute terms, 9.4 billion are still liable in foreign
currency. The share of foreign currency loans in the total
Loans granted to private households have already increased to 5.3%
(Q1-21: 6.2%) are pressed; at the height of the FX credit boom
he at around a third (31.8%). 97.2% of foreign currency loans
are in Swiss francs, the rest almost entirely
Japanese yen. Since the beginning of 2008, the Swiss franc has vis-a-vis
against the euro by 61.0%. In the 1st quarter of 2022 the commuted
Exchange rate of the Swiss Franc between 1.0056 and 1.0571 to
Euro. This has the FMA survey on the development of
Foreign currency loans in Q1 2022.
Query note:
financial market supervision
Klaus Grubelnik (FMA media spokesman)
+43/(0)1/24959-6006 or +43/(0)676/882 49 516
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