Recent History Of This Indicator:
Consumer credit is expected to rise $16.6 billion in August following July's $17.7 billion gain. But gains for revolving credit (credit cards) have been limited while non-revolving credit has been the consistent strength of this report, underpinned by student loans but also reflecting solid demand for vehicle financing.
Consumer credit is expected to rise $16.6 billion in August following July's $17.7 billion gain. But gains for revolving credit (credit cards) have been limited while non-revolving credit has been the consistent strength of this report, underpinned by student loans but also reflecting solid demand for vehicle financing.
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