Data released today by the Federal Reserve showed that consumer credit fell by $3.34 billion in August. It dropped by a revised $4.09 billion in July. Economists surveyed by Bloomberg News expected a drop-off of $3.5 billion. Consumers cut back on credit card use for the 24th consecutive month.
“People are spending cautiously and getting their debts down,” said Gary Thayer, chief macro strategist at Wells Fargo Advisors in St. Louis, in an interview with the news service. “It’s holding back the economy, but it’s good for the long-run.
“People are spending cautiously and getting their debts down,” said Gary Thayer, chief macro strategist at Wells Fargo Advisors in St. Louis, in an interview with the news service. “It’s holding back the economy, but it’s good for the long-run.
Il semble que le mot d'ordre des consommateurs sera "restrain" ...ça doit être pour ça que TARGET fait une promo intéressante pour mettre des cartes de crédit dans les mains de ceux qui n'ont pas d'Argent.
nb; Target est sur le point de faire son entrée au Canada.....enfin.!
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