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What Drives Private Non Financial Sector Borrowing in Emerging Market Economies?
[Facteurs déterminants de l’endettement du secteur privé non financier dans les pays émergents]

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  • Ramona Jimborean

    (Banque de France)

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The last decade has been characterised by a considerable increase in private non‑financial sector borrowing. Through a panel data analysis performed with quarterly data over the period 1993‑Q1 to 2014‑Q3, the article shows that, in emerging market economies (EMEs), the buildup phase of the high private non‑financial borrowing is associated with: an increase in credit demand; real currency appreciation; accommodative monetary policy stance and reduced macroeconomic vulnerabilities complemented by a healthy and large domestic ban- king system. In addition, global factors, such as the US dollar appreciation, high global finan- cial market volatility and the US monetary policy stance, are found to explain the recent increase in private non‑financial sector borrowing in EMEs.

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  • Ramona Jimborean, 2018. "What Drives Private Non Financial Sector Borrowing in Emerging Market Economies? [Facteurs déterminants de l’endettement du secteur privé non financier dans les pays émergents]," Post-Print hal-05495004, HAL.
    • Handle: RePEc:hal:journl:hal-05495004
    DOI: 10.24187/ecostat.2018.503d.1962
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