US consumer credit surged $20.7B in September, beating the $18B forecast. Here's what the Fed's G.19 data means for markets and crypto investors.

US consumer credit surged $20.7B in September, beating the $18B forecast. Here's what the Fed's G.19 data means for markets and crypto investors.

US consumer credit surged $20.7 billion in April after a $22.2 billion March gain, with revolving credit growing at 10.4%, the biggest back-to-back rise