Bank for International Settlements
The central banks' bank in Basel, which publishes credit-to-GDP gaps and debt service ratios for every large economy.
The Bank for International Settlements is owned by 63 central banks and hosts the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision. Its statistics department compiles long-run series on credit, debt service, property prices and banking exposures on a comparable basis across countries.
Every region on worldstat.us takes its Structural layer from the BIS: the credit-to-GDP gap and the private-sector debt service ratio, both quarterly with a lag of about two quarters.
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- Credit to the private sector, y/y China +5.2 % Context
- Credit-to-GDP gap China −5.1 pp Normal
- Debt service ratio, private sector China 19.1 % Triggered
- Government debt, % of GDP China 101.1 % Context
- House prices, y/y China −5.9 % Triggered
- Debt service ratio, four largest economies Eurozone 13.6 % Normal
- Government debt, % of GDP Eurozone 85.6 % Context
- House prices, y/y Eurozone +4.0 % Normal
- Debt service ratio, private sector India 12.5 % Triggered
- House prices, y/y India +3.6 % Normal
- Debt service ratio, private sector Japan 15.5 % Triggered
- Government debt, % of GDP Japan 175.6 % Context
- House prices, y/y Japan +5.0 % Normal
- Debt service ratio, private sector United Kingdom 12.9 % Normal
- Government debt, % of GDP United Kingdom 86.5 % Context
- House prices, y/y United Kingdom +2.9 % Normal
- Credit-to-GDP gap United States −11.3 pp Normal
- Government debt, % of GDP United States 110.8 % Context
- House prices, y/y United States +1.2 % Watch
Related terms
DSR · countercyclical capital buffer · credit-to-GDP gap · house prices