The US consumer credit outstanding in February came in at +$22.33 billion much higher than the +$14.0 billion expected and from the +$12.02 billion last month. This was before the economic shutdown to the economy.
The US consumer credit outstanding in February came in at +$22.33 billion much higher than the +$14.0 billion expected and from the +$12.02 billion last month. This was before the economic shutdown to the economy.
February consumer credit data from the Federal Reserve
- $22.33 billion Prior was +$12.02 billion
- Non-revolving +$15.1 billion
- Revolving +$7.23 billion
It fell a revised USD 2.4 billion in the previous month.
From The TradersCommunity Research Desk