US August Consumer Credit: Below Expectations

The Federal Reserve released the US August consumer credit data on September 9, 2025. The reported figure was $16.01 billion, compared to the forecast of $13.5 billion and the previous value of $16.01 billion.Data definition: Consumer credit includes household loans used to purchase goods and services, with repayment periods of two months or longer. In terms of market impact, if the actual figure exceeds expectations, it is considered positive for the US dollar.This data has an importance level of 2. The statistical method reflects changes in total consumer credit requiring installment payments. The data is released monthly, with the next publication scheduled for November 8, 2025.

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