U.S. consumers took out a record amount in auto loans in the second quarter and boosted their credit card and home equity balances as well, the New York Fed said in its latest household debt and credit report on Tuesday.
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Auto loans hit record high and some other consumer debt rising, New York Fed says
By Reuters Econ
