by Nothing of consequence here. Growth still below prior cycles and not accelerating as it was beginning to do before oil capex collapsed: While growth of real estate lending is still far below the prior cycle, it has been increasing, probably due to fewer ‘all cash’ purchases, and the modest recovery in prices and sales:Consumer credit growth remains modest and, if If anything, is softening most recently: Looks to me like car loan growth is slowing a bit:
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Nothing of consequence here. Growth still below prior cycles and not accelerating as it was beginning to do before oil capex collapsed:
While growth of real estate lending is still far below the prior cycle, it has been increasing, probably due to fewer ‘all cash’ purchases, and the modest recovery in prices and sales:
Consumer credit growth remains modest and, if If anything, is softening most recently:
Looks to me like car loan growth is slowing a bit:
