US consumer credit doubled expectations
Original headlineABD’de tüketici kredileri beklentiyi ikiye katladı
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US consumer credit rose by $27.8 billion in September, more than double the $13.4 billion market expectation, pushing total outstanding credit to $5.22 trillion, according to Federal Reserve data. Revolving credit, including credit cards, accounted for $16.3 billion of the increase. The outsized gain signals that households are leaning more heavily on borrowing, a trend worth watching as the Fed weighs interest-rate policy and monitors consumer financial health.
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