Unchecked: Late Loans to Families Reached 18% in July and Accumulates 21 Months of Continuous Rise
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Argentine families face a complex economic scenario, marked by the deterioration of their credit profiles and a sustained loss in their purchasing power. The statistics of July 2026 expose a panorama of financial contraction, where arrears in payments extended their upward trend for the twenty-first consecutive month, to...
In non-banking entities, such as fintech, late payments exceed 31% Unbridled entry: the late payment in loans to families reached 18% in July and accumulates 21 months of continuous rise was first published in El Ciudadano.
The analysis of the statistics of the Central Bank (BCRA) reported a further increase in the late payment of loans to families in July, combined with a contraction of credit to the private sector. According to a report prepared by the consultant Eco Go and the Faculty of Business Sciences of the Austral University, the irregularity by amount reached [...] The entry The default of families with banks and financials rose again in July: what happen…
Irregularity in families reached 18% and accumulated 21 months of rise.
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