Credit tumbles

According to the National Association of Credit Management (NACM), the seasonally adjusted Combined Credit Manager’s Index fell 0.9% to 50.1% in June, “setting or tying a number of unpleasant records in the process,” said Daniel North, chief economist with credit insurer Euler Hermes, ACI, which issues the report for NACM. “What a difference a month makes,” North said. “In contrast to last month’s cheery tone, credit managers now seem downright depressed. While the housing market used to be the single largest source of misery, fuel prices are starting to take over. As gasoline continues to ...

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