US consumers borrowed $25 billion more in September
American consumers borrowed another $25 billion in September, according to newly released Federal Reserve data, as higher costs led to further dependence on credit cards and other loans.
Economists were anticipating monthly growth of $30 billion, according to Refinitiv consensus estimates.
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American consumers borrowed another $25 billion in September , according to newly released Federal Reserve data, as higher costs led to further dependence on credit cards and other loans .