FXstreet.com (Barcelona) - Having contracted to a max of -5.2% in June, the annualized M4 Money Supply rebounded to -3.5% in September (at -4.0% in August). On the month, data slowed its growing pace, from +0.3% to +0.2%, disappointing the consensus of +0.4%.
Consumer credit rose by £1.2B in September, instead of the £0.13B expected and coming from a £-0.10B drop. The monthly change in Net Lending to Individuals improved rose from £-0.4B to £1.7B in September (consensus of £0.6B).
Consumer credit rose by £1.2B in September, instead of the £0.13B expected and coming from a £-0.10B drop. The monthly change in Net Lending to Individuals improved rose from £-0.4B to £1.7B in September (consensus of £0.6B).
