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Comoros - Domestic Credit 2007

Name: Comoros Domestic Credit 2007
Creator: World Bank
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Domestic credit provided by financial sector as % of GDP · World Bank

7.09% +0.22% from 2006 Global rank: 1st

Comoros's domestic credit was 7.09% in 2007, increased +0.22% from 6.86% in 2006. This was the 1st highest globally.

Global Ranking - 2007▾

Domestic Credit by Country - 2007
Rank	Country	Value	YoY
1st	Comoros	7.09%	3.3%
2nd	Malawi	8.90%	17.5%
3rd	Peru	16.88%	11.2%
4th	Brunei Darussalam	17.15%	14.4%
5th	Ecuador	21.42%	15.6%
6th	Trinidad and Tobago	22.97%	22.5%
7th	Uruguay	24.07%	-20.5%
8th	Argentina	25.83%	-8.3%
9th	Solomon Islands	26.53%	14.4%
10th	Belarus	26.84%	-
11th	Guyana	32.99%	-10.2%
12th	Mexico	34.97%	7.4%
13th	Dominican Republic	37.45%	3.9%
14th	Guatemala	39.18%	-1.1%
15th	Costa Rica	49.73%	7.0%
16th	Honduras	50.18%	19.2%
17th	Colombia	52.88%	1.7%
18th	Bolivia, Plurinational State of	53.51%	-6.9%
19th	Bosnia and Herzegovina	58.14%	12.3%
20th	Maldives	59.11%	22.6%
21st	Nicaragua	59.47%	2.0%
22nd	Samoa	60.85%	-
23rd	Tunisia	64.37%	0.9%
24th	Bahamas, The	69.03%	4.7%
25th	El Salvador	71.60%	6.6%
26th	Chile	85.52%	8.1%
27th	Norway	113.85%	10.3%
28th	Fiji	120.16%	-1.4%
29th	Thailand	123.59%	-
30th	South Africa	171.42%	0.5%
31st	United States	235.97%	3.9%
32nd	Japan	280.76%	-2.8%

FAQ

What was Comoros's domestic credit in 2007?▾

Comoros's domestic credit in 2007 was 7.09%. This ranked 1st globally.

How did Comoros's domestic credit change in 2007?▾

Comoros's domestic credit increased by 3.3% in 2007 compared to 2006.

Which country had the highest domestic credit in 2007?▾

Japan had the highest domestic credit in 2007 at 280.76%.

What is the domestic credit of Comoros in 2007?▾

The domestic credit of Comoros in 2007 was 7.09%. This ranked 1st globally.

How does 2007 compare to 2006 for Comoros's domestic credit?▾

Comoros's domestic credit went from 6.86% in 2006 to 7.09% in 2007, a 3.3% increase.

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