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Loan Delinquency Rate

Share of all bank-loan balances at least 30 days past due.

Loan Delinquency Rate
1.5%
Percent · latest, Jan 2026
vs prior quarter→ 0.0 pp
vs year ago▼ 0.1 pp
1990-91 Recession · Jul 1990 – Mar 19912001 Recession · Mar 2001 – Nov 2001Global Financial Crisis · Dec 2007 – Jun 2009COVID-19 Recession · Feb 2020 – Apr 20202%3%4%5%6%7%19902000201020201.5%
Loan Delinquency Rate — one value per year; US recessions are shaded on the chart.
YearLoan Delinquency Rate
19854.8%
19864.7%
19875.3%
19884.7%
19894.9%
19906.0%
19915.8%
19924.8%
19933.4%
19942.5%
19952.5%
19962.4%
19972.3%
19982.2%
19992.0%
20002.3%
20012.7%
20022.6%
20032.1%
20041.6%
20051.5%
20061.7%
20072.5%
20084.8%
20097.3%
20106.4%
20115.5%
20124.7%
20133.5%
20142.7%
20152.2%
20162.0%
20171.8%
20181.5%
20191.4%
20201.6%
20211.3%
20221.2%
20231.4%
20241.5%
20251.5%
20261.5%

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Source: FRED · DRALACBS · series · Jan 1985 to Jan 2026 · latest-revised

Refreshed Jul 31, 2026 from FRED.

Share of all bank-loan balances at least 30 days past due.

Share of all commercial-bank loan balances that are at least 30 days past due.

Source: FRED · Jan 2026 · Full lesson → Learn

About the bands. Shaded spans are NBER-dated US recessions, drawn as factual overlays. They mark when the economy contracted, not why. Lining an event up with a move is not evidence it caused the move.