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