articles | 06 July 2014

Interest rates on household loans decrease in May 2014

Interest rates on loans to households recorded a general decrease in May 2014, according to figures released recently by the Central Bank of Cyprus and are included in the 'Interest Rate Statistics of Monetary Financial Institutions in Cyprus' for deposits and loans in euro for the reference month.

The figures show that the interest rate on loans for house purchases recorded the largest decrease and fell to 4,37% compared with 4,67% in the previous month.

The main categories of interest rates on loans to non-financial corporations also registered decreases. Moreover, the interest rate on loans for amounts over €1.00 million recorded the most significant decline and dropped to 5,55% compared with 5,90% in the previous month.

As regards the Deposit Interest Rates, the CBC statistics show that the majority of interest rates on deposits from households registered a decline. The interest rate on deposits from by households with an agreed maturity of up to one year decreased to 2,49% compared with 2,67% the previous month.

In contrast, the corresponding interest rate for non-financial corporations rose to 2,49% compared with 2,42% the previous month. Interest rates on loans to households also recorded a general decrease.

Source: Famagusta Gazette

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