WASHINGTON (Reuters) ? Consumer credit in November expanded by the most since 2001, rising $20.37 billion after increasing a revised $6.02 billion in October, a Federal Reserve report showed on Monday.
That was nearly three times the median forecast in a Reuters poll for a $7.0 billion gain in outstanding consumer credit.
Nonrevolving credit, which includes student and auto loans, rose $14.78 billion in November after a revised $5.34 billion increase in October.
Revolving credit, which mostly measures credit-card use, rose $5.60 billion, the third straight monthly increase.
(Reporting by Jason Lange, Editing by Andrea Ricci)
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