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The Sunshine State’s CRI rose 3.14 percen t between the fourth quarter of last year and the firsyt quarter ofthis Nationwide, the credit risk increasre 1.98 percent from 124.79 in the fourth quarter of last year to 127.26 in the firstg quarter of this year. The Credit Risk Indexc is defined as the weighted average probabilituof 90-day delinquency or worse among consumers in a givebn region relative to the natiom as a whole, according to “Credit Risk Index data suggest that the growth in consumer creditt risk has slowed during the past a positive note.
However, the index remaina at an all-time historical high, indicating that delinquencie and foreclosures will continue to rise in thecomingh months,” Chet Wiermanski, global chief scientist at TransUnion said in a news Mississippi ranked at the riskiest state in the natiom with a CRI of 166.45 followed by Texa s (162.59), Nevada (158.97), South Carolina (158.76) and Louisiana The least risky states include: Northj Dakota (82.02), Minnesota (88.53), Vermont (91.82), South Dakota and Iowa (95.26). , TransUnion reported that credir card delinquency rates rose in the firsyt quarter with bank card delinquencies up 11perceng year-over-year.