Households’ indebtedness ratio made a downturn in 2023
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release | Financial accounts 2023Change
Time series revisions are made in all EU countries at five-year intervals in a jointly selected year.
Read more about the changeAccording to Statistics Finland, households' financial assets amounted to EUR 389.7 billion at the end of 2023. Financial assets grew by EUR 16.0 billion during the year. Households' liabilities amounted to EUR 203.6 billion. Liabilities decreased by EUR 2.0 billion during the year.
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- Households' financial assets grew by EUR 16.0 billion in 2023.
- Households' indebtedness ratio was 125.4 per cent, down by 6.8 percentage points from the year before.
- Households' liabilities decreased by EUR 2.0 billion.
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Financial assets of households, million EUR
Financial liabilities of households, million EUR
Financial assets of non-financial corporations, million EUR
Financial liabilities of non-financial corporations, million EUR
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- Sector
- Debtor sector
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Official Statistics of Finland (OSF): Financial accounts [online publication].
Reference period: 2023. ISSN=1458-8145. Helsinki: Statistics Finland [Referenced: 5.10.2024].
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