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Bank for International Settlements

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The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) is an international financial institution owned by central banks from around the world. It collects and publishes detailed statistics on international banking activity, foreign exchange markets, derivatives trading, and credit flows. BIS data is particularly valuable for tracking cross-border financial activity, understanding systemic risks in the global financial system, and analyzing trends in international monetary markets. The organization also conducts research on financial stability issues and serves as a forum for central bank cooperation.

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Total Credit to the Non-Financial Sector (BIS)

How much money are businesses, households, and governments borrowing in different countries? This dataset answers that question. It tracks total debt outstanding across the economy, broken down by who's borrowing and who's lending. You can use it to see if credit is growing too fast, compare lending patterns between countries, or spot when economies are getting overleveraged. The BIS (basically the central bank for central banks) collects and publishes this data every three months.

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