5232.0 - Australian National Accounts: Finance and Wealth, Dec 2018

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Main Features Household sector summary Credit market summary Intersectoral financial flows Financial market summary Sectoral analysis Capital investment About this Release	INTERSECTORAL FINANCIAL FLOWS NET TRANSACTIONS DURING DECEMBER QUARTER 2018 During December quarter 2018, financial corporations borrowed a net $13.1b from households, primarily through deposits of $14.0b and net equity in reserves of $18.0b, which were partly offset by household long-term loan borrowings of $19.5b. Financial corporations borrowed a net $10.6b from the rest of the world, primarily through the issuance of short-term debt securities of $30.2b mostly issued by banks. These were partly offset by settlements of derivatives of $12.6b and long and short term loans of $12.3b driven by banks. General government borrowed a net $16.2b from financial corporations, primarily through the withdrawal of their deposits of $20.5b from the central bank and banks. AMOUNTS OUTSTANDING AT END OF DECEMBER QUARTER 2018 Net claims on non-financial corporations were $1,066.5b from financial corporations, $944.1b from rest of world, $662.3b from households and $410.0b from general government. Net claims on financial corporations were $1,617.8b from households. These were mainly comprised of net equity in reserves of $2,494.4b and deposits of $1,128.3b, which were partly offset by loans lent to households of $2,141.3b. Document Selection These documents will be presented in a new window.