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Money & Credit (Sep.)

The tepid rise in consumer credit lends support to our view that economic growth slowed to little more than a crawl in September. Against the backdrop of rising COVID-19 cases and higher inflation, we expect consumer spending growth to remain fairly weak in the coming months.

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