2018-07-01
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The National Bank of Belgium maintains the countercyclical buffer rate for exposures in Belgium at 0%. This decision applies to credit exposures to counterparties located on Belgian territory and is based on an assessment of macroprudential indicators, including a credit-to-GDP gap of 1.3% for the non-financial private sector in the first quarter of 2018. The regulator determined that current indicators do not signal a build-up of excessive systemic risks requiring a buffer increase, although it will continue to monitor credit cycle developments.
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