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To: LLCF who wrote (108395)	6/13/2001 6:47:25 PM
From: Mark Adams	Read Replies (1) of 436258

Consumer debt soared at an unexpectedly rapid 10.5% annual rate in February, according to the Federal Reserve. I took another look at this. The 10.5% number is the monthly expansion annualized. In looking at the trend, it appears that consumers are taking on more non-mortgage debt over the past years. So I went to the historical data, and calculated the percentage change month over month, annualized it, and plotted it in this graph. The graph shows oscillations, and also that 10.5% expansions are quite common. rbcassociates.homestead.com Sources; federalreserve.gov federalreserve.gov

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