US consumer credit contracts $0.182B in May, sharply missing $17.5B forecast and reversing prior $20.73B gain
U.S. consumer credit contracted by $0.182 billion in May, sharply missing the forecast of $17.5 billion and reversing a prior gain of $20.73 billion.
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