The Bank of Lithuania released monetary financial institution (MFI) balance sheet and interest rate statistics for September 2025, showing household deposits rising and lending expanding, alongside lower rates on new lending and mixed movements in deposit pricing. Household deposits increased by EUR 186.0 million (0.7%) while non-financial corporation deposits fell by EUR 135.8 million (1.2%). Loans to households rose by EUR 225.9 million (1.3%) and loans to non-financial corporations grew by EUR 347.9 million (2.6%). Transaction-adjusted deposits of Lithuanian residents (excluding MFIs) increased by EUR 87.0 million (0.2%) with an annual growth rate of 11.1%, ending the month at EUR 26.6 billion for households and EUR 10.8 billion for non-financial corporations. Credit institutions’ loans to Lithuanian residents rose by EUR 543.1 million (1.6%) with an annual growth rate of 15.8%, reaching EUR 17.7 billion for households and EUR 13.9 billion for non-financial corporations. Within household lending, loans for house purchase, consumption and other purposes increased by EUR 170.5 million (1.2%), EUR 37.9 million (2.2%) and EUR 17.5 million (1.2%), with outstanding amounts of EUR 14.6 billion, EUR 1.7 billion and EUR 1.4 billion respectively. Average interest rates on new household loans edged down to 5.30% (house purchase 3.66%, consumption 8.54%, other 6.08%), while new lending rates to non-financial corporations declined to 4.48% (4.60% for loans up to EUR 1 million and 4.46% for loans over EUR 1 million). On deposits with agreed maturity, household rates increased to 1.93% and non-financial corporation rates decreased to 1.79%. The Bank of Lithuania indicated that detailed MFI balance sheet and interest rate series are available on its website, including via the My Datasets tool for building automatically updated datasets.
Bank of Lithuania 2025-10-27
Bank of Lithuania publishes September 2025 MFI balance sheet and interest rate data showing household deposits up 0.7% and corporate loan rates down to 4.48%
The Bank of Lithuania reported September 2025 statistics showing a rise in household deposits by EUR 186.0 million (0.7%) and an increase in loans to households and non-financial corporations by EUR 225.9 million (1.3%) and EUR 347.9 million (2.6%), respectively. Interest rates on new household loans decreased to 5.30%, while rates for non-financial corporations fell to 4.48%. Detailed data is accessible on the Bank's website.