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Sober Look
Oct 23
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Yes, everyone is talking about consumer deleveraging. It's a given. The US consumers are scared of job losses and foreclosures and they are using some of their income to pay down debt. The chart below shows total outstanding consumer credit that...
MarketWatch
Oct 15
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Citigroup Inc. Chief Executive Vikram Pandit during the firm's third-quarter conference call Thursday said Citi's credit costs "remain elevated and clearly U.S. consumer credit remains the No. 1 issue affecting our near-term results." Pandit said...
The Wikinvest Daily Angle
Oct 9
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Today’s Daily Angle comes from Wikinvest Wire member Edward Harrison of CreditWritedowns.com. You can read thefull article on Edward’s blog.
The Federal Reserve has just released the most recent data on consumer credit. The data show...
Fund my Mutual Fund
Oct 8
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On the back of last month's reveal of July's dramatic 10% annualized drop in consumer credit [Sep 8, 2009: Consumer Credit Tumbles at 10% Annualized Pace] yesterday we saw a subsidized drop of 5.8% for August. The market sniffed at it for about 3...
Jr Deputy Accountant
Oct 8
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Consumer credit disappoints... whom?
MW:
Consumers slashed borrowing at a faster-than-expected pace in August for the seventh straight month, underscoring not only their tough economic plight but also their bubbling outrage at banks and...
Expected Returns
Oct 7
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From Bloomberg, U.S. Consumer Credit Fell by $12 Million in August:
U.S. consumer credit fell in August for a seventh straight month as banks maintained restrictive terms and job losses made households reluctant to borrow.
Consumer credit...
Forbes
Oct 7
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Cash for clunkers couldn't keep the amout of outstanding credit from falling below expectations.
Sydney Morning Herald
Oct 7
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US consumer credit fell in August for a seventh straight month, as banks kept restrictive lending terms in place and job losses made households reluctant to borrow.
Merrill over Matter
Oct 7
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Consumer credit outstanding results are not pretty. Outstanding consumer credit continues falling with neither the first nor second derivative being positive. As I have mentioned before the rate of decline is unprecidented. It was World...
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