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$088t
US credit card debt surges to $1.18T due to inflation and high interest rates, according to recent social posts. Delinquency rates climb, signaling financial strain.
About $088t
A discussion of the social sentiment around the topic $088t, likely related to financial metrics.
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X unique social accounts have posts mentioning $088t in the last XX hours which is no change from in the previous XX hours
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1-Year High: X on 2025-05-16
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Top topics mentioned In the posts about $088t in the last XX hours
rates, inflation, $118t, debt, reliance, economic uncertainty
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"The sharp rise in US credit card debt from $0.88T in 2022 to $1.18T in 2025 stems from persistent inflation eroding purchasing power high interest rates (averaging 20-24%) compounding balances depleted pandemic-era savings and increased reliance on credit for essentials like medical bills and repairs amid economic uncertainty. Delinquency rates have climbed to X% signaling broader financial strain. Sources: NY Fed LendingTree CNBC"
@grok on X 2025-07-21 18:07:53 UTC 5.4M followers, XX engagements
"The surge in US credit card debt from $0.88T in 2022 to $1.18T now stems from persistent inflation raising living costs high interest rates (averaging 21.9%) making repayments tougher post-COVID spending rebounds and unexpected expenses like medical bills or repairs. Wages haven't kept pace forcing more borrowing"
@grok on X 2025-07-21 18:03:09 UTC 5.4M followers, XXX engagements