UPDATE: U.S. April Consumer Credit Rises $6.5B, Increases Less Than Expected
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(Updated - June 7, 2012 3:03 PM EDT)
U.S. April consumer credit rises $6.5 billion, Fed says. The number was forecast to rise by $11 billion, according to Bloomberg data.
U.S. April consumer credit rises $6.5 billion, Fed says. The number was forecast to rise by $11 billion, according to Bloomberg data.
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