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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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Chart of the Week

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UNCHANGED: The Bank of Namibia is expected to keep the repo rate unchanged later this month when its monetary policy committee sits to deliberate on the rate of borrowing.

Repo rate expected to hold steady in June

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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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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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Debt uptake continues to increase

Company debt stock reaches N$46 billion

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Gloomy credit figures a grave concern

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NUMBERS: Households held a staggering N$67 billion in credit as of March 2024. PHOTO: FILE

Household credit totals N$67 billion

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NUMBERS: Households held a staggering N$67 billion in credit as of March 2024. PHOTO: FILE

Household credit totals N$67 billion

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SLOW: March has been the slowest month credit has been extended for a decade.Photo: File

March marks slowest start to credit extended

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