This has got to be a fuckin typo right!?
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Increased to 23Billion vs. expected $9B!
What the actual f*ck!?
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#RBI raises risk weight on consumer credit & banks’ exposure to #NBFC s :
Higher Impact on #BajajFinance and #ltfh : ~200bps
Ltd impact on Capital Adequacy for most banks with RWA likely to rise by 5-7%
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#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.
Despite reaching all-time highs #consumercredit growth is slowing as higher interest #rates 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.” #Fed bit.ly/44aFzGo
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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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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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)
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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%