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FNB Namibia says the increase was largely driven by a sharp rebound in overdraft lending across both corporate and household sectors. Photo Pexels/Markus Winkler

Private sector credit growth strengthens as overdraft lending surges

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Credit growth loses momentum in December

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ON THE UP: Namibia's demand for credit increased as the year marches to a close.

Namibia credit growth accelerates, driven by businesses

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PRE=COVID: Private sector credit extended is now back to its pre-2020 highs.

Credit extended rises to pre-Covid highs

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REDUCTION: The monetary policy committee of the Bank of Namibia reduced the repo rate by 25 basis points this week. Photo File

Repo rate cut to bolster credit growth

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Chart of the Week

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Bank debit and credit cards are photographed in this illustration picture. Namibian households owe N$68.9 billion in debt.

Namibia’s household debt surpasses GDP by N$6.5 billion

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EASE: Customers can expect some relief following a decision by the Electricity Control Board of Namibia not to grant NamPower a proposed 17.44% rate hike.

NamPower’s modest tariff hike eases inflation concerns for 2025

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The governor of the Bank of Namibia (BoN), Johannes !Gawaxab. Photo Contributed

Third rate cut in a row

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Private sector credit extension (PSCE) growth rose to 3% year-on-year (y/y) in September from 2.1% y/y in August.

Households, businesses take up more credit in September

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Private sector credit extension (PSCE) growth rose to 3% year-on-year (y/y) in September from 2.1% y/y in August.

Households, businesses take up more credit in September

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Debt uptake continues to increase

Company debt stock reaches N$46 billion

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