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This	research	focuses	on	the	problem	of	large	scale	disproportion	of	success	in	the	development	of	the	banking	sector	and	mostly	unsuccessful	development	of	the	real	sector	of	the	economy.	It	should	be	noted	that	this	disproportion	is	a	subject	of	consideration	in	contemporary	economic	literature	and	our	research	is	an	attempt	to	broaden	the	issue	and	share	ideas	inside	the	international	scientific	circles.	The	main	problem	in	the	research	is	the	impact	of	the	banking	sector's	credit	portfolio	and	the	functioning	of	credit	markets	on	the	economic	growth	of	the	country.	In	this	regard,	it	is	very	important	to	identify,	study	the	macroeconomic	stabilization	and	accelerated	economic	growth	of	the	country	and	analyse	the	impact	mechanisms	of	the	credit	market	factors	on	economic	growth.	The	conclusion	that	combines	many	of	the	research	and	opinions	given	in	the	survey	can	be	as	follows:	From	the	economic	point	of	view,	the	main	function	of	banks	is	to	increase	the	financing/lending	of	funds	as	the	core	point	to	increase	investments	in	the	economy.	Thus,	the	development	of	the	country	in	economic	terms	depends	on	the	increase	of	investments.	At	present,	it	is	in	the	hands	of	the	banking	sector	whether	to	lead	us	to	economic	immobility	or	to	accelerate	the	country's	economic	development	through	efficient	allocation	of	resources.

WORLD EXPERIENCE: COMMERCIAL BANK CREDIT AND ECONOMIC GROWTH RELATIONSHIP