US Consumer Credit Change (Feb) 9.48B vs. Exp. 10B (Prev. 8.05B)

The US consumer credit change for February came in at $9.48 billion, slightly below the expected $10 billion and above January’s $8.05 billion.

Newsquawk StaffPublished 7 Apr 2026, 19:20 UTCOn the live feed at 19:00 UTC — 5 more headlines followed before this page went public

Newsquawk headlinesUTC

19:15

US FX WRAP: Dollar marginally lower as markets remain tentative ahead of Trump deadline tonight

19:08

Iranian official says that exchange of messages with the US via mediators is still going on, gives no detail, Reuters reports

19:00

US Consumer Credit Change (Feb) 9.48B vs. Exp. 10B (Prev. 8.05B)

18:54

[MARKET UPDATE] Equities and gold face pressure following Tasnim report; Oil prices move higher

18:41

"If Trump wants to fall into a hole with his madness, we have prepared a black hole for him from which it will be impossible for him to get out", Tasnim reports citing an Iranian military source

Open the platform and use it. The whole workspace is free to try, with no signup and no card. When you want the headlines arriving live instead of on a delay, Newsquawk Pro is £24.99 for 7 days.

Try the platform free

Free. No signup, no card.

Context

This marginal miss compared to expectations could suggest a slight pullback in consumer borrowing, which may signal cautious sentiment among consumers, potentially impacting future consumer spending and economic growth forecasts.

Macro · last 90 days

Recent headlines that moved markets

MACRO/20 Aug · 01:30 UTC

Australian Employment Change (Jul) -15.8K vs. Exp. 15K (Prev. 76.3K)

Market, after we published−0.3%

AUD/USD immediately moved lower by 22 pips to 0.7103 from 0.7125.

EQUITIES/8 Sept · 05:24 UTC

Saudi Energy Minister says a number of energy facilities and utilities were hit; are temporarily halting some operations.

Equity indices, after we published−0.3%

ENERGY/8 Sept · 05:23 UTC

Saudi Energy Minister says a number of energy facilities and utilities were hit; are temporarily halting some operations.

Brent Nov'26, after we published+1.0%

ENERGY/3 Sept · 08:03 UTC

Russian President Putin says that Russia and Ukraine should agree first; he notes that there is an opportunity to reach a peace agreement.

with Brent Nov, after we published−1.3%

EQUITIES/3 Sept · 04:54 UTC

North Korea stripped references to "peaceful unification" with South Korea from the charter of its ruling Workers' Party of Korea, according to Yonhap.

Equity indices, after we published−3.3%

EQUITIES/1 Sept · 16:17 UTC

Initial reports of an American attack on Iran, reports i24's Stein.

ES, after we published−0.2%

Newsquawk Daily

Get both market opens in your inbox.

This note and the other one — the EU open and the US open, every business day, written by the desk. No account needed.

Related headlines

The whole workspace, free to try.

© 2026 Newsquawk. All rights reserved.