This indicator measures the monthly change in the amount of consumer credit outstanding in the UK.
Releases at
10:30
Saturday, October 3, 2026 at 10:30
Consumer credit levels indicate how much households are borrowing, reflecting consumer confidence and spending capacity.
Rising consumer credit can signal increased spending, which supports economic growth, while falling credit may indicate caution or financial stress among consumers.
Central banks and investors watch this data to gauge consumer demand and potential inflationary pressures, influencing monetary policy decisions.
May boost GBP and UK equities as it suggests stronger consumer spending and economic growth.
May weigh on GBP and UK equities due to concerns about weaker consumer demand.
Likely limited market reaction as the data meets forecasts.