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Household Borrowing Monitor (Jun)

June’s household borrowing figures showed a continuation of the modest expansion in credit seen in recent months. But with mortgage approvals unexpectedly declining, evidence of a marked rise in consumer appetite for debt remains lacking, despite signs of recovery in the economy.

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