credit
Ecuador · Private Credit · % of GDP
Latest
58.87% of GDP
Methodology
## What this measures
Domestic credit to the private sector in Ecuador (loans, securities, trade credit) as a share of GDP, one value per year.
## Why it matters
How much the private sector has borrowed relative to income is the backbone of the long-term debt cycle; fast growth in it precedes most banking crises.
## How to read it
Higher means more private debt relative to the economy. The five-year change shows leveraging (rising) or deleveraging (falling).
## What it does not say
Covers domestic financial institutions only: cross-border and shadow lending are missing.
## Source
World Bank, World Development Indicators (CC BY 4.0 per the indicator's metadata), indicator `FS.AST.PRVT.GD.ZS`, annual, dated December 31. Read weekly by the sovereign-panel sync, which rewrites the history so revisions carry through. Compiled from IMF International Financial Statistics.
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