.. and the blowout in consumer credit figures wouldn't have helped too much, either.
The prior reading was $2.0 billion, the market expected $8.5 billion - and the actual was $15.4 billion.
Important I think to remember that consumer spending accounts for 70%+ of america's GDP (and that consumption is on credit/debt).
fwiw
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