WASHINGTON (MarketWatch)
Consumer credit rose 5.9%, or $13.8 billion, to a 
seasonally adjusted annual rate of $2.85 trillion, the Federal Reserve said 
Wednesday
Revolving credit like credit cards fell 3.8%, while nonrevolving 
credit like student and auto loans climbed 10%
Revolving credit fell for the 
first time since March, while nonrevolving credit has grown every month since 
August 2011
Credit rose at a 6% rate for the second quarter as a whole 
May's 
gain was revised to $17.5 billion from $19.6 billion.
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