The outstanding balance of household loans at South Korea's five major banks increased by 2.77 trillion Korean Won month-over-month at the end of October.
According to The Korea Herald, citing aggregated bank data, the outstanding balance of household loans at South Korea's five largest banks reached 783.6 trillion Korean won (approximately $584 billion, as reported) by the end of October, an increase of 2.77 trillion won from the previous month. These loans saw a month-over-month rebound despite tighter lending regulations and rising interest rates.
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