U.S. consumer credit outstanding surged a far greater-than-expected $11.5 billion in January, the biggest gain in three months, on jump in credit and charge card use, a Federal Reserve report showed on Monday.


The January rise was more than double Wall Street expectations for a $5.2 billion monthly increase, and followed a much stronger December result than first reported.


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