South Korea's Five Major Banks Exhaust 85% of Annual Household Loan Quota in H1 2026, Stock Market Leverage Faces Credit Crunch

According to reports on July 12, South Korea's five major commercial banks have consumed over 85% of their annual household loan quotas in the first half of 2026, with two banks already exceeding their full-year limits. Under strict regulatory caps, lenders have minimal room for new lending in the second half, raising market concerns of a credit crunch. For investors relying on bank loans to leverage stock market positions, available external financing channels are expected to narrow significantly in H2 2026.
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