Margin debt hits record $1.53 trillion in June

Margin debt rose 7.9% in June to a record $1.53 trillion, its third straight monthly gain. The figure also marked a 51.5% increase from the same month a year earlier.

The latest data showed margin debt growing for the third consecutive month. It reached a new high after climbing from May levels.

Year-over-year growth stood at 51.5%, or 46.3% when adjusted for inflation. US investor credit balances fell to a record low of negative $1.06 trillion during the same period.

The increase reflects continued borrowing by investors amid market activity.

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CFA warns of additional borrowing that would raise debt to 43.6% of GDP

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The Autonomous Fiscal Council warned Tuesday about the effects of the additional borrowing project for US$6.200 million. Gross debt would reach up to 43.6% of GDP in 2026.

Equity margin funding rebounded in April, with the average MTF book reaching ₹1.14 lakh crore. The increase signals renewed investor confidence following March's market sell-off.

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Argentine families face growing difficulties paying consumer debts, which reached delinquency rates at their highest in 16 years based on May data.

Japanese companies issued ¥1 trillion worth of convertible bonds in the first half of the year, the highest amount since 2004.

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The U.S. stock market moved closer to records on Tuesday as major indexes rose amid mixed oil prices and ongoing talks to end the war with Iran.

US retail sales increased for a fifth consecutive month in June, rising 0.2 percent to 768.6 billion dollars. The modest gain matched expectations but represented a slowdown from the prior month.

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Commodities posted a 10.49 percent loss in June 2026. The drop marked their second consecutive monthly decline after a 7.53 percent fall in May. World stocks rose 0.59 percent for the month.

 

 

 

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