Americans reduced their borrowing a sixth consecutive time during July in a bad omen for any easy economic turnaround. Consumer credit outstanding tumbled a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 10.4% to $2.472 trillion, the Federal Reserve said Tuesday. The $21.6-billion drop in borrowing was a record.
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