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Consumer credit continues to drop

Jamie Coleman
Jamie Coleman
Friday, 08/01/2010 | 20:28 GMT-0
08/01/2010 | 20:28 GMT-0
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Consumers have buried their credit cards, apparently. Consumer credit fell a record $17.5 bln in November.

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