Reuters
11 Aug 2026, 15:05 UTC · 6h ago
Auto loans hit record high and some other consumer debt rising, New York Fed says
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Reuters
11 Aug 2026, 15:05 UTC · 6h ago
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U.S. consumers took out a record amount in auto loans during the second quarter. — Record borrowing levels in a high-interest environment suggest increased household financial fragility and potential for future defaults.
-0.60U.S. consumers increased their credit card and home equity balances. — Rising unsecured and equity-based debt indicates consumers are relying more on credit to maintain spending, increasing systemic risk.
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