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The increase in total net lending to individuals in July (£7.7 billion) was lower than in June and lower than the previous six month average (Table A).

Within the total, the increase in net lending secured on dwellings (£6.5 billion) was weaker than the increase in June and weaker than the previous six month average. The twelve-month growth rate fell to 10.4% in July, from 10.8% in June. The number of loans approved for house purchase was slightly higher than in June; while those for remortgaging were also higher, but those for other purposes were lower (Table B).

The increase in consumer credit (£1.2 billion) was weaker than June’s outturn (Table A). Within this, both net credit card lending and net other loans were weaker than in June and their respective previous six month averages.

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Tables

Table A - Net lending to individuals
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Table B - Approvals secured on dwellings
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Table C - Total lending to individuals, lending secured on dwellings and consumer credit
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Revisions

Revisions to Table A (52k)

Notes to Editors

	Notes and definitions for lending to individuals
	Information on growth rates and revisions policy.

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Next release date: 29 September 2005