Consumers accelerated their borrowing by a less-than-expected $5.5 billion in March, the smallest gain since November, as credit card borrowing rose modestly, a Federal Reserve report showed on Friday.


The Fed said total consumer credit outstanding climbed in March to a seasonally adjusted $2.127 trillion.


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