Overall borrowing levels in the U.S. rose modestly during the final three months of last year as more types of borrowing ran into trouble, especially on the auto front, even as overall difficulties remain below levels seen before the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. Total household debt rose by $212 billion in the fourth quarter Read The Rest at :
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