The graph shows the evolution of all loans in the economy and the split between different types of creditors: the general government, banks (financial corporations), firms (non-financial corporations), households, and the self-employed.

The next graph shows the breakdown of loans to households and firms according to loan type and maturity.

The graphs shows the magnitude of new loans issued each month which quantifies the ease of gaining access to credit. The new loans are shown separately for each type of creditor and, also, by type of loan to households and firms.

The graph shows the interest rates for loans according to the creditor type and loan type.

The graph shows the interest rate for new and old loans.