US consumer credit fell $182M in May, missing expectations by over $17B. Revolving credit dropped 4.7% annualized as Americans pull back on card spending.

US revolving credit fell $5.3B in May 2026, the first consumer credit decline since 2024. Here's what it means for spending, rates, and risk assets.

After two consecutive outsized jumps in consumer credit in the months of March and April, when gas prices surged and inflation resumed its track higher, in May total consumer…