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US Midterm Candidates Tap Rare Bipartisan Issue: Credit Card Rates
Source: Bloomberg
Elections & Domestic PoliticsCredit & Bond MarketsInflation
With control of Congress dependent on several close races, Democrats and Republicans are highlighting voters’ frustration with rising credit card debt to appeal to Americans weary of inflation. The article gives no specific policy proposals, debt figures, or market reaction.
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