The volume of overdue loans from households in Estonia has been steadily increasing throughout the year. According to data from the Estonian Bank, the total amount of loans from households with overdue loans exceeding 60 days reached 57 million euros in January. This represents an increase from the 47 million euros recorded in January of the previous year. The rise in overdue loans corresponds to a growing number of housing loans issued and an extension of loan terms. Simultaneously, the overall volume of loans has increased, while the proportion of short-term deposits has continued to decline, and the total volume of deposits has risen. These trends involve loans issued to households. Topics: #loans #volume #households Post navigation New genome study: Fewer people are related to Genghis Khan than previously thought The Obinitsa Museum exhibition opens a window to the world of historical Seto jewelry