- Prior $7.97bn. Revised to $8.40bn
- Revolving credit (credit cards etc) +$682.3m vs -$906.4m in March
- Non revolving credit (car, student loans) $10.4bn vs $9.3bn in March
The increase in revolving credit can point to loosening of consumers purse strings as it can be said that consumers feel more comfortable borrowing to spend.