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Taiwan banks’ loans rise in June as bad debts edge lower

Average NPL ratio dipped 0.01 ppt to 0.15%.

Taiwan’s domestic banks saw their current outstanding loans rise by $5.05b in June 2025.

Non-performing loans (NPLs) decreased by $0.03b to $2.2b compared to the previous month, according to data from the Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC).

The average NPL ratio of the 38 banks was 0.15%, down by 0.01 percentage points (ppt).

Coverage ratios of allowances for NPLs rose by 17.14 ppt and rose to a figure 878.56% in June, from 861.42% than the previous month.

(US$1≒NT$29.902)

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