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Sound financial and monetary statistics help us make informed decisions. The ECB and national central banks provide official statistics on the health of the economy. These statistics support all aspects of the ECB's work, including monetary policy, financial stability and banking supervision.
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Bank interest rates for house purchases in July
In July 2023, bank interest rates for house purchases in the euro area averaged 3.75%, ranging from 2.20% in Malta to 5.72% in Estonia. These data come from the composite cost-of-borrowing indicators, which allow cross-country comparability of bank interest rates.
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Our data servicesMonetary developments in the euro area
See the latest growth rates of loans to households and firms, as well as how quickly the money supply is increasing.
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European national central banks place great importance on producing high-quality statistics. They are committed to good governance, use high quality standards and guarantee the confidentiality of information.
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As part of our climate agenda, we have published an initial set of climate-related indicators to analyse how climate change will affect the financial sector. This is part of our efforts to narrow the climate data gap and monitor the green transition.
Climate-related indicatorsExplore euro area inflation interactively
How is inflation measured and what is the difference between measured and perceived inflation? Find comparable and always up-to-date inflation data with interactive visuals and your personal inflation calculator, available in 23 EU languages.
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