South Korea's Household and Corporate Debt Reaches 197.9% of GDP, Bank Reports on June 25

According to South Korea's central bank, on Wednesday, household and corporate debt reached 197.9% of GDP as of end-2025, exceeding levels observed in other major developed economies. The central bank's Financial Stability Report released on June 25 showed household debt at 88.2% of GDP and corporate debt at 109.8%, with debt balances continuing to grow despite a marginal quarterly decline driven primarily by statistical factors. Meanwhile, margin-financed stock investments and home prices have accelerated.
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