Saday Sinha(@SadaySinha15) 's Twitter Profile Photo

raises risk weight on consumer credit & banks’ exposure to s :

Higher Impact on and : ~200bps
Ltd impact on Capital Adequacy for most banks with RWA likely to rise by 5-7%
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#RBI raises risk weight on consumer credit & banks’ exposure to #NBFCs:

Higher Impact on #BajajFinance and #ltfh : ~200bps
Ltd impact on Capital Adequacy for most banks with RWA likely to rise by 5-7%
#RBINews #ConsumerCredit #MarketImpact #finance #Banking #NBFC #creditcard
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CR Forex(@forex_cr) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Households today are less leveraged compared to past bubbles like housing, but low savings rates and costly debt hinder consumers from increasing leverage. 📉 The cyclicality of consumer credit is apparent, hinting at a potential downturn ahead. 🔄  

Households today are less leveraged compared to past bubbles like housing, but low savings rates and costly debt hinder consumers from increasing leverage. 📉 The cyclicality of consumer credit is apparent, hinting at a potential downturn ahead. 🔄 #ConsumerCredit #Economy
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John Lonski(@LonskiJohn) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Does a long-awaited retrenchment by US consumers impend?

Jan-2024’s sa unit auto sales fell by -6.6% mm and by -0.8% yy.

The drop by consumer credit’s YY rise from Dec-2022’s 7.6% to Dec-2023’s 2.4% is very rare for a mature economic upturn.

Does a long-awaited retrenchment by US consumers impend? 

Jan-2024’s sa unit auto sales fell by -6.6% mm and by -0.8% yy. 

The drop by consumer credit’s YY rise from Dec-2022’s 7.6% to Dec-2023’s 2.4% is very rare for a mature economic upturn. #consumercredit #autos #spending
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Juan Restrepog(@JuanRestrepo9) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🇺🇸 Stock de crédito al consumo en circulación se expandió U$7,200 millones en mayo, muy por debajo de las expectativas de U$20,500 millones.

#Consumercredit 🇺🇸 Stock de crédito al consumo en circulación se expandió U$7,200 millones en mayo, muy por debajo de las expectativas de U$20,500 millones.
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Rick Rose(@rickrose5) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Despite reaching all-time highs growth is slowing as higher interest curb spending. KPMG US economist Meagan Martin-Schoenberger noted, “We have decreased our expectations for interest rate cuts from three to two, starting in September.” bit.ly/44aFzGo

Despite reaching all-time highs #consumercredit growth is slowing as higher interest #rates curb spending. @KPMG_US economist @MeaganScho noted, “We have decreased our expectations for interest rate cuts from three to two, starting in September.” #Fed bit.ly/44aFzGo
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MrTopStep(@MrTopStep) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Consumer credit access has tightened significantly compared to last year. Banks have increased lending standards on credit cards, with current conditions tougher than during early 90s and 2000s recessions.

Consumer credit access has tightened significantly compared to last year. Banks have increased lending standards on credit cards, with current conditions tougher than during early 90s and 2000s recessions. #ConsumerCredit #EconomicTrends
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LTV(@lagostelevision) 's Twitter Profile Photo

“The student loan is the only way to bring a push-up, it also being focused education.” - Prince Dapo Adelegan Former President Nigerian-British Chamber of Commerce



“The student loan is the only way to bring a push-up, it also being focused education.” - Prince Dapo Adelegan Former President Nigerian-British Chamber of Commerce

#theconversation
#consumercredit
#voiceoflagos
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Neil Sethi(@neilksethi) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Mar comes in well below exp's at +1.5% SAAR or $6.27bn, the least this yr, vs exp’s for $15.0bn & decelerating from +3.6% in Jan or $15.0bn (rev’d from $14.13bn), now up just 2.6% y/y.

Revolving (mostly ) debt was up just +0.1% SAAR ($0.15bn), the

Mar #consumercredit comes in well below exp's at +1.5% SAAR or $6.27bn, the least this yr, vs exp’s for $15.0bn & decelerating from +3.6% in Jan or $15.0bn (rev’d from $14.13bn), now up just 2.6% y/y.

Revolving (mostly #creditcard) debt was up just +0.1% SAAR ($0.15bn), the
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Femi Oluyide(@femioluyide) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Do join us at 5pm today as we discuss understanding your Credit Score and its importance in improving your financial health. Talk soon!

Do join us at 5pm today as we discuss understanding your Credit Score and its importance in improving your financial health. Talk soon!

#CreditScore #CreditReport #ConsumerCredit
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PaulBarron(@paulbarron) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Employers slowed hiring in October, adding a modest 150,000 jobs, a sign that the labor market may be cooling but remains resilient despite high-interest rates.

Consumer Sentiment Plummets (chart)

still an issue
market is setting up for some corrections

Employers slowed hiring in October, adding a modest 150,000 jobs, a sign that the labor market may be cooling but remains resilient despite high-interest rates.

Consumer Sentiment Plummets (chart)

#ConsumerCredit still an issue
#crypto market is setting up for some corrections
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Houssam Kayyal حسام كيال(@hkayyal) 's Twitter Profile Photo

US consumers credit card debt (August 2023).

Passed the 1 Trillion mark a while ago.

Quite a concerning development.

But reflects the current state of the country pretty accurately.

(Image by Reuters)


US consumers credit card debt (August 2023). 

Passed the 1 Trillion mark a while ago. 

Quite a concerning development. 

But  reflects the current state of the country pretty accurately. 

(Image by Reuters)

#USDebt #ConsumerCredit #EconomicUpdate
#FinancialNews
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Neil Sethi(@neilksethi) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Feb comes in slightly below exp's at +3.4% SAAR or $14.125bn vs exp’s for $15bn, decelerating from +4.2% in Jan or $17.68bn rev’d from $19.60bn) up 2.6% y/y.

Increase led by revolving debt (mostly ) +10.9% SAAR ($11.27bn), most since Nov and up +9.0%

Feb #consumercredit comes in slightly below exp's at +3.4% SAAR or $14.125bn vs exp’s for $15bn, decelerating from +4.2% in Jan or $17.68bn rev’d from $19.60bn) up 2.6% y/y.

Increase led by revolving debt (mostly #creditcard) +10.9% SAAR ($11.27bn), most since Nov and up +9.0%
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