G19: Upcoming changes to the Consumer Credit (G.19) release

Published on March 7, 2022

The Federal Reserve Board announced on March 7, 2022 the following changes to the Consumer Credit (G.19) statistical release. Beginning with the April 2022 G.19 Consumer Credit release, scheduled to be published on June 7, 2022, the release will no longer report the Commercial Bank Interest Rates for 48-month New Car Loans. Instead, the release will report the Commercial Bank Interest Rates for 72-month New Car Loans. The change reflects a continued trend of rising loan maturities in the auto loan market. The Commercial Bank Interest Rates for 48-month New Car Loans will remain available from the Data Download Program (DDP).

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