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To: ild who wrote (115807)8/7/2001 3:44:03 PM
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ECONOMY TALK: Consumer credit fell unexpectedly in June, dropping by $1.6 billion to mark the first decline since November 1997. The market was expecting a rise of $7.8 billion after May's $6.9 billion rise (revised up from $6.5 billion initially). Nonrevolving loans such as auto loans fell $3.8 billion while revolving loans, which include credit card debt, increased by $2.3 billion, the smallest since October 1999.
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