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Credit-card delinquencies stabilize as loan piles continue growing

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The New York Fed data highlighted by WSJ Markets suggests the share of credit-card loans moving into serious delinquency has been stabilizing, even as the overall delinquency loan balance continues to rise.

WSJ Markets reports that the trend points to a slowdown in the rate at which newer balances are deteriorating into serious delinquency, despite the growing size of the charged-off and delinquent pool.

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WSJ MarketsBehind High Credit-Card Delinquencies: Stale, Charged-Off Loans

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