The Bank of Lithuania published monetary financial institution balance sheet and interest rate data for April 2025, showing month-on-month increases in Lithuanian household and non-financial corporate deposits and lending, while weighted interest rates on new deposit and loan business declined. Transaction-adjusted deposits of Lithuanian residents with credit institutions increased by EUR 29.3 million (0.1%), with household deposits up EUR 188.1 million (0.7%) and non-financial corporation deposits up EUR 144.8 million (1.3%), bringing outstanding amounts to EUR 25.7 billion and EUR 11.0 billion respectively. Household lending rose by EUR 202.9 million (1.2%) and non-financial corporation lending by EUR 212.3 million (1.7%), lifting total loans to Lithuanian residents by EUR 401.3 million (1.3%) and leaving outstanding loans at EUR 16.6 billion (households) and EUR 12.7 billion (non-financial corporations). The weighted interest rate on new household loans fell to 5.17% and on new household deposits with agreed maturity to 2.03%, while rates on new loans to non-financial corporations declined to 4.57% and on new non-financial corporation deposits with agreed maturity to 2.12%.