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Dominican Republic - Domestic Credit 2005

Name: Dominican Republic Domestic Credit 2005
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Domestic credit provided by financial sector as % of GDP · World Bank

29.76% +0.34% from 2004 Global rank: 8th

Dominican Republic's domestic credit was 29.76% in 2005, increased +0.34% from 29.42% in 2004. This was the 8th highest globally.

Global Ranking - 2005▾

Domestic Credit by Country - 2005
Rank	Country	Value	YoY
1st	Comoros	6.61%	29.2%
2nd	Malawi	8.61%	3.5%
3rd	Peru	17.60%	3.4%
4th	Ecuador	18.85%	14.3%
5th	Solomon Islands	22.03%	-0.3%
6th	Trinidad and Tobago	23.05%	-18.6%
7th	Mexico	29.65%	0.6%
8th	Dominican Republic	29.76%	1.2%
9th	Argentina	34.94%	-16.6%
10th	Guatemala	34.98%	9.0%
11th	Uruguay	36.78%	-22.8%
12th	Honduras	37.90%	3.1%
13th	Costa Rica	46.57%	-
14th	Maldives	47.02%	71.4%
15th	Colombia	49.82%	10.1%
16th	Zimbabwe	55.33%	37.3%
17th	Bahamas, The	59.54%	5.2%
18th	Nicaragua	61.64%	-5.2%
19th	Tunisia	63.54%	-1.0%
20th	El Salvador	68.06%	26.0%
21st	Bolivia, Plurinational State of	71.27%	-
22nd	Chile	80.85%	-3.6%
23rd	Guyana	98.87%	0.4%
24th	Norway	106.39%	1.3%
25th	Fiji	112.45%	9.6%
26th	South Africa	157.68%	5.6%
27th	Canada	195.89%	4.2%
28th	United States	217.25%	1.5%
29th	Japan	294.48%	0.3%

FAQ

What was Dominican Republic's domestic credit in 2005?▾

Dominican Republic's domestic credit in 2005 was 29.76%. This ranked 8th globally.

How did Dominican Republic's domestic credit change in 2005?▾

Dominican Republic's domestic credit increased by 1.2% in 2005 compared to 2004.

Which country had the highest domestic credit in 2005?▾

Japan had the highest domestic credit in 2005 at 294.48%.

What is the domestic credit of Dominican Republic in 2005?▾

The domestic credit of Dominican Republic in 2005 was 29.76%. This ranked 8th globally.

How does 2005 compare to 2004 for Dominican Republic's domestic credit?▾

Dominican Republic's domestic credit went from 29.42% in 2004 to 29.76% in 2005, a 1.2% increase.

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