Norges Bank Survey of Bank Lending: Household credit demand fell slightly in 2026 Q1, while corporate demand remained broadly unchanged. Banks expect slightly higher demand from households and unchanged demand from corporates in Q2

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Norges Bank Survey of Bank Lending: Household credit demand fell slightly in 2026 Q1, while corporate demand remained broadly unchanged. Banks expect slightly higher demand from households and unchanged demand from corporates in Q2

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The Norges Bank's survey indicates a modest decline in household credit demand, with corporate demand stable. This suggests a cautious outlook among consumers, while banks anticipate a slight recovery in household demand next quarter, indicating potential stabilization in the credit market. Investors should monitor how these trends may influence monetary policy and broader economic conditions moving forward.

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