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Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, Washington, D.C.

ANNUAL STATISTICAL DIGEST

1980

Digitized for FRASER http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/ Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

November 1981

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Preface

The ANNUAL STATISTICAL DIGEST is designed as acompact source of economic-and, especially, financial-data. The object is to lighten the burden of assemblingtime series by providing a single source of historical con-tinuations of the statistics carried regularly in the FederalReserve Bulletin. The DIGEST also offers a continuationof series that formerly appeared regularly in the Bulletin,as well as certain special, irregular tables, which theBulletin also once carried. The domestic nonfinancialseries included are those for which the Board of Gover-nors is the primary source.

This issue of the DIGEST covers only 1980 unless datawere revised for earlier years. It serves to maintain thehistorical series first published in Banking and MonetaryStatistics, 1941-1970, and the DIGEST, 1970-1979. Seriesoriginating at the Board or in U.S. government agencies

include revisions to all the data available through August1981; for others, revisions are complete through mid-July. The current coverage of the series, any changes inthe coverage, and other pertinent details are given inPart 3-Notes to Tables.

The numbering system for the tables contained in thisissue differs slightly from those in previous issues of theDIGEST and in the Bulletin. As a guide to tables that coverthe same material in these three publications, theBoard's staff has prepared a concordance, which isavailable free of charge on request from PublicationsServices, Board of Governors of the Federal ReserveSystem, Washington, D.C. 20551.

Please note that the index refers to table numbers, notpage numbers.


Symbols and Abbreviations

CDs Certificates of deposit SMSAsFHA Federal Housing Administration VAIPCs Individuals, partnerships, and corporations *n.e.c. Not elsewhere classifiedNOW Negotiable order of withdrawalREITs Real estate investment trustsRPs Repurchase agreementsSDR Special drawing right n.a.

Standard metropolitan statistical areasVeterans AdministrationAmount is less than one-half the smallestunit in the table (for example, less than50,000 when the unit is millions and data areshown to one decimal place).Not applicableNot available

"U.S. government securities" may include issues of U.S. government agencies."State and local government" also includes municipalities, special districts, and other political subdivisions.In some of the tables details do not add to totals because of rounding.


Contents

Unless specifically noted in the "Contents," the data shown in this issue of the DIGEST are for 1980. The exceptions areindicated in parentheses after the table titles.

Part 1-Regular Tables

1. Monetary and credit aggregates and interest ratesA.l. Quarterly changes (monetary and credit aggregates) (1977-80) 3A.2. Quarterly (interest rates) 3B. Monthly changes (monetary and credit aggregates only) (1977-80) 4

2. Factors affecting member bank reservesA. Annual and monthly averages 6B. Weekly averages of daily figures 7C. Wednesday figures 10D. End-of-year and end-of-month figures 13

3. Reserves and borrowings of member banksA. Annual and monthly averages 14B. Weekly averages of daily figures 15

4. Federal funds and repurchase agreements of large member banks 205. Federal Reserve Bank interest rates

A. Short-term adjustment credit to depository institutions 22B. Extended credit to depository institutions 22C. Emergency credit to all others under last paragraph of Section 13 23

6. Depository institutions reserve requirements 237. Margin requirements (1968-80) .. 248. Maximum interest rates payable on time and savings deposits at federally insured institutions 249. Federal Reserve open market transactions 25

10. Federal Reserve BanksA. Consolidated condition statement 26B. Federal Reserve note statement 28C. Maturity distribution of loans and securities held 28

11. Demand deposits, debits, and deposit turnover, by major banking group (1979-80)A. Seasonally adjusted 29B. Not seasonally adjusted 29

12. Savings deposits, debits, and deposit turnover, by type of depositor (1979-80) 3013. Measures of the money stock (1977-80)

A. Seasonally adjusted 31B. Not seasonally adjusted 32

14. Aggregate reserves of depository institutions and member bank depositsA. Reserves 33B. Deposits 33

15. Loans and securities of all commercial banks (1979-80) 34


Contents - continued

16. Commercial bank assets and liabilities-Last-Wednesday-of-month series (1979-80)A. Domestically chartered commercial banks 36B. All commercial banking institutions 38

17. Insured commercial banks with assets of $100 million or over-Domestic and foreign officesA. March 31, 1980 40B. June 30, 1980 42C. September 30, 1980 44D. December 31, 1980 46

18. Insured commercial banks with assets of $100 million or over-Domestic officesA. March 31, 1980 48B. June 30, 1980 50C. September 30, 1980 52D. December 31, 1980 54

19. Insured commercial bank assets and liabilities-Domestic officesA. March 31, 1980 56B. June 30, 1980 58C. September 30, 1980 60D. December 31, 1980 62

20. All large weekly reporting commercial banksA. Assets and liabilities 64B. Balance sheet memoranda 70C. Total commercial and industrial loans classified by industry 72

21. Gross demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations 7222. Commercial paper and bankers dollar acceptances outstanding

A. Commercial paper, seasonally adjusted (1970-80) 73B. Bankers dollar acceptances, not seasonally adjusted 75

23. Prime rate charged by banks on short-term business loans 7524. Terms of lending at commercial banks-Based on survey of loans made 7625. Interest rates in money and capital markets

A. Annual and monthly averages 77B. Weekly averages 78

26. Stock market-Selected statisticsA. Stock prices and trading 83B. Customer financing 83C. Margin-account debt at brokers 83D. Special miscellaneous-account balances at brokers 84

27. Selected assets and liabilities of savings institutionsA. Savings and loan associations (1979-80) 84B. Mutual savings banks (1979-80) 85C. Life insurance companies 86D. Credit unions (1979-80) 86

28. Federal fiscal and financing operations 8729. U.S. budget

A. Receipts 88B. Outlays 89

30. Federal debt subject to statutory limit-Types and ownership 9031. Gross public debt of the U.S. Treasury-Types and ownership 90


32. U.S. government marketable securities-Ownership, by maturityA. All maturities 91B. Total maturing within 1 year 91C. Bills maturing within 1 year 91D. Other than bills maturing within 1 year 92E. 1- to 5-year maturities 92F. 5- to 10-year maturities 92G. 10- to 20-year maturities T 93H. Over 20-year maturities 93

33. U.S. government securities dealersA, Transactions 94B. Positions '. 97C.I. Sources of financing 98C.2. Financing 98

34. Debt of federal and federally sponsored credit agencies 9935. New security issues of state and local governments 10036. New security issues of corporations 10137. Open-end investment companies , 10138. Corporate profits and their distribution (1970-80) 10239. Current assets and liabilities of nonfmancial corporations (1976-80) 10340. Total nonfarm business expenditures on new plant and equipment (1970-80) 10441. Domestic finance companies-Assets and liabilities 10642. Business credit of domestic finance companies

A. Accounts receivable , 106B. Extensions and repayments 106

43. Mortgage markets 10744. Mortgage debt outstanding, by type of holder and type of property (1978-80) 10845. Installment credit-Total outstanding, and net change 11046. Installment credit-Extensions and liquidations 11247. Flow of funds accounts-Financial assets and liabilities, December 31,1980

A. All sectors , 114B. Private nonbank financial institutions, r , . , . , . . , . , 116

48. Flow of funds accounts, 1971-80A. Summary of credit market debt outstanding, by sector 118B. Direct and indirect claims on credit market debt 120C. Sector statements of financial assets and liabilities T 122

49. Selected measures of nonfmancial business activity 12450. Output, capacity, and capacity utilization (1979-80)

A. Output 125B. Capacity 125C. Capacity utilization 125

51. Industrial production (1979-80) 12652. Summary of U.S. international transactions (1979-80) 13053. U.S. reserve assets (1979-80) 13154. Selected U.S. liabilities to foreign official institutions (1978-80)

A. By type 132B. By area 133


Contents - continued

55. Liabilities to foreigners, payable in U.S. dollars, reported by banks in the United States(1978-80)A. By holder and type of liability ; 134B. By area and country 138

56. Banks' own claims on foreigners, payable in U.S. dollars, reported by banks in the United States(1978-80) ; . . ' . 142

57. Banks' own and domestic customers' claims on foreigners, payable in U.S. dollars, reported bybanks in the United States (1978-80) 145

58. Banks' own claims on unaffiliated foreigners, payable in U.S. dollars, reported by banks in theUnited States (1978-80) 147

59. Liabilities to and claims on foreigners, payable in foreign currencies, reported by banks in theUnited States (1978-80) 148

60. Marketable U.S. Treasury bonds and notes-Foreign holdings and transactions (1978-80) 14861. Foreign official assets held at Federal Reserve Banks 15162. Foreign transactions in securities (1978-80) 15263. Liabilities to unaffiliated foreigners, reported by nonbanking business enterprises in the

United States (1978-80) 15564. Claims on unaffiliated foreigners, reported by nonbanking business enterprises in the

United States (1978-80) 15665. Assets and liabilities of foreign branches of U.S. banks 15766. Claims on foreign countries held by U.S. offices and foreign branches of U.S.-chartered banks

(1978-80) . 15967. Discount rates of foreign central banks 16068. Foreign short-term interest rates 16069. Index of weighted-average value of U.S. dollar 16070. Foreign exchange rates 161

Part 2-Special Tables

71. Statement of condition of Federal Reserve Banks, December 31, 1980 16572. Earnings and expenses of Federal Reserve Banks 16873. Banks and branches-Number in operation, December 31, 1980, by state 17074. Number of par banking offices 17275. Banking offices in the United States-Number, and changes in number

A. Banks (head offices)* by type. 172B. Branches, additional offices, and facilities, by type of bank 173

76. Changes in offices of commercial banks and nondeposit trust companies during 1980-Summary,by state 174

77. Percentage of total assets and total deposits held by 10 largest banking organizations (allcommercial banks and trust companies), by state 175


78. Banking offices, assets, and deposits of banks in holding company groupsA. Summary totals and comparisons 186B. Multibank and one-bank classifications-Summary 186C. Details by state 187D. Multibank, one-bank, and all commercial bank comparisons by state 194

79. Consolidated report of incomeA. All insured commercial banks 201B. Insured commercial banks with foreign offices 204

80. Income, expenses, and dividends of member banks, by Federal Reserve DistrictA. All member banks 206B. Large banks 208C. Other-than-large banks 210

81. Selected assets and liabilities of minority-owned banks, by size of bank, December 31, 1980 21282. Denominations of U.S. currency in circulation 21383. Assets of pension funds

A. Totals for private and public funds 213B. Types held by private noninsured funds 213

84. Finance rates on selected types of installment credit 21385. Security credit reported by nonbank lenders subject to margin regulations, June 30, 1980 21386. Detailed debit and credit balances at brokers carrying margin accounts 21487. Commitments of life insurance companies for income-property mortgages (1979-80) 215

Part 3-Notes to Tables

Notes to regular tables 219Notes to special tables 234

Part 4-Index to Tables

Index to-tables 239


1. Monetary and credit aggregates and interest ratesA.I. Quarterly changes (monetary and credit aggregates)Annual rate of change, seasonally adjusted, in percent1

Member bank reserves1 Total2 Required .3 Nonborrowed . . . .4 Monetary base2

Concepts of money and liquid assets'*5 Ml-A6 Ml-B7 M2 . . .8 M39 L .. .

Time and savings depositsCommercial banks

10 Total. .11 Savings4

12 Small-denomination time^13 Large-denomination time6.14 Thrift institutions7

15 Total loans and securities at commercial banks^

Member bank reserves1 Total2 Required3 Nonborrowed4 Monetary base2

Concepts of money and liquid assets^5 Ml-A6 Ml-B7 M28 M39 L


10 Total11 Savings4 . *12 Small-denomination time^13 Large-denomination time**14 Thrift institutions7

15 Total loans and securities at commercial banks8

Qi

4 34.64 27.3

9.095

14212.811 9

11.021 910.7-4214 9

10 5

Ql

—3 0-2.9-3 5

6.6

45 57.895

12 1

80-13 0

19.5196100

16.4

19

Q2

3.33.82.17.6

6.97.1

11.211.511.6

9.49.4

12.95.5

129 '

103

19

Q2

-2 9-2.8-7.3

5.6

7.110210.29.5

13 1

2.0-7.721.5-6.2

74

11.5

77

Q3

6.55.9

.59,0

6.46.89.7

11.912.4

10.95.47.2

23.813 8

106

79

Q3

5 35.07.59.3

7.89 1

10.210.7124

9.7-3.224.6

8.173

13.8

Q4

4.54.71.68.1

8.18.69.1

11.912.8

10.64,62.1

29.112 8

11 1

Q4

11 110.44.68.6

4.0466.17.98 1

10.8-16.8

30.716.85 1

8.8

Ql

9.69.5

16.010.2

7.2758.0

10.811.5

12.54 65.7

30.610 1

11 7

Ql

4 35.13 38.4

5.2688.79 199

8.7-160

27.51044 3

9.9

19

Q2

6.26.9

i8.6

8.89 27.7

11.412.1

13.92 85.9

36.690

13 0

19

Q2

4.7

7 45.6

-5.0-3 1

5.15.968

10.6-21 8

32.813 14 7

.1

78

Q3

676.74.48.5

7.77 98.1

10.411.2

11.9-1 812.128010 1

126

80

Q3

675.8

1249.5

11 413 915.413 1100

6.122 12.1

-1210 1

6.7

Q4

1.91.74.57.8

5.27,18.7

10.511.9

9.4-3.914.419.510.9

13.6

Q4

16.515.27.2

10.6

8.11088.1

11.311 5

15,41.6

16.225.49.7

14.6

A.2. Quarterly (interest rates)Level, percent per annum

Short-term rates1 Federal funds9

2 Discount window borrowing^3 Treasury bills (3-month market yield)11

4 Commercial paper (3-month)11-

Long-term ratesBonds

5 U S government1-^6 State and local government14

7 Aaa utility (new issue)1^8 Conventional mortgages16

Ql

15 0512 5113.3514.54

11 788.23

13.2214.32

19

Q2

126912459.62

11.18

10 587.95

11.7712.70

80

Q3

9 8310 359.159.65

10 958.58

12.2013.12

Q4

15.8511 7813.6115.26

12239.59

13.4914.62


1. Monetary and credit aggregates and interest rates—ContinuedB. Monthly changes (monetary and credit aggregates only)*Annual rate of change, seasonally adjusted, in percent1

Item

Member bank reserves1 Total . . . . . . .2 Required3 Nonborrowed4 Monetary base^ .

Concepts of money and liquid assets*5 Ml-A ,6 Ml-B7 M2 t , .8 M39 L


10 Total11 Savings4

12 Small-denomination time^13 Large-'denomination time**14 Thrift institutions7

15 Tptal loans and securitiesat commercial banks*

Member bank reserves1 Total2 Required .3 Nonborfowed.4 Monetary base2 *

Concepts of money and liquid assets*5 Ml-A6 Ml-B, , i • •7 M28 M39 L


10 Total

12 Small-denomination time^13 Large-denomination time*"14 Thrift institutions7

15 Total loans and securitiesat commercial banks8

Jan.

848.7789,4

11 312.014011.3105

10422.7106

-7.815 6

8.5

21.318724.7154

12712 5829.8

11.4

10.95 07 0

23,090

13.2

Feb.

-62^3.8—64

5.1

737.3

12712.0125

9 115398-.9144

11,0

9.310212,29 1

41 16.59.2

10.7

11.95 54 2

27.697

12.6

Mar.

2.31.71.16.6

7.38.0

11,411.511.2

9.511.6142

,910.9

10.9

-8.4-7.1-5.8

4.3

4.74 67,3

12.011.0

15.42 756

41.99.0

11.6

Apr.

8.99.8

10.110,4

9.99.8

11.210.410.9

809.8

126.0

134

9.0

8.4103

,58.0

12 113 075

11.212,8

12.92 24 2

36.48 8

14.0

May

3,73.1

-1.17.0

1.92.2

11.212.712.3

9.68.5

1396.1

126

12.0

14.011 6

-8.713.0

11.715,29.4

13.413.7

15.75 46 2

36.783

12.5

June

19

-3.2-1.0-5,3

4.6

6.16.77.9

10.611.6

128-1.111 635.8133

8.4

19

9.811 214.39.0

9 1906.17.79,5

10.9-3 312425.997

12.8

July

77

14.610.012.614.0

8 38.597

11.712,2

11 55.764

26.3134

9.7

78

10.2962.78.1

5.25 5709.5

10.5

11.0-6 012 330.4

9 8

13.5

Aug.

8.311.1

-18.47.9

4 95.2

10212.713 1

9 89.62 1

19.1144

13.4

-4.5-3 5

1.55.0

5 96592

12.112.2

11.6o11 524.7105

9.1

Sept.

.1-216.26.5

869.2

10 111.711 8

7 75.636

15.5140

9.9

5.54 78.4

104

11 411 511 111.611 6

12.23 3

17417.5122

15.2

Oct.

5 85.8

-1889.5

9610.27 7

10.211 9

901.1

— 731.4123

11.1

5.162

-2.27.9

2 42 7666.47,8

1.8—4 913 '2

-1.2103

14,2

Nov.

5.54.1

22.17.9

7.37.2

10.114.215.4

15,27.22,8

39.311.8

12.6

-1.1-3.118.77.0

4.18 78.9

14.216.8

17.5—5 511 148.310.4

14.6

Dec.

3.55.7

14.17.2

6.97.98.1

11.010.5

12 12.864

31.911.4

7.4

-3.0-3.3-8.6

6.5

2.78 68.3

10.613.2

7.4—15 9

20020.710.3

9.9


1. Monetary and credit aggregates and interest rates—ContinuedB. Monthly changes (monetary and credit aggregates only)A-ContinuedAnnual rate of change, seasonally adjusted, in percent1

Item

Member bank reserves1 Total . . . .2 Required3 Nonborrowed4 Monetary base^

Concepts of money and liquid assets*5 Ml-A6 Ml-B7 M28 M39 L


10 Total11 Savings4

12 Small-denomination time^13 Large-denomination time**14 Thrift institutions7

15 Total loans and securitiesat commercial banks'* .

Member bank reserves1 Total . . . .2 Required3 Nonborrowed4 Monetary base^

Concepts of money and liquid assets3

5 Ml-A6 Ml-B7 M28 M39 L


10 Total .1 1 Savings4

12 Small-denomination time^13 Large-denomination time**14 Thrift institutions7

15 Total loans and securitiesat commercial banks8

Jan. | Feb.

5.3 -15.960 -158

.9 -15.3103 17

-3.4 -1.420 3.66.4 7.57 7 8 7

10.4 10.5

10.7 2.9-167 -11.3

28.5 11.222 6 9.4

9.7 10.0

25 0 13.5

2 6 -2.25 2 —10

10.5 -16.1111 7.4

5 5 906.8 12.8

106 11.5111 13 113.2 13.4

92 11 5-9.9 -16.923 4 23.410.0 22.44 2 4.0

13.4 17.8

Mar.

-3.9-22-4.6

5 1

6.89 8

10.193

12.7

1.3-8014.1-1 1

9.5

9 1

2 53 3

-36.666

-22-.64 85 06.3

11 0-32.3

41 213.02 0

3.9

Apr.

0

-1.51.66.5

13.518.211.710.012.8

2.5-9.826.1-7.7

6.0

13.8

1.3.9

14.11.8

-20.4-17.2

-4.6—1 14.2

13.8-43.6

51.917.72.3

-3.0

May

.61 8

-28.755

-1,30

8.28 5

12.7

1.7-4624.3

-12.75.1

8.6

-.0— 4

48.19 1

1 0.9

11 31057.2

9 2-4.714.613.088

-6.7

June

19

-1.1-3.811.17.7

13.412.811.410.716.5

1.7-3.523.9

-14.58.2

12.8

19

-.8-1 620.2

5.9

10.411.016.11257.8

1.724.4-1.3

-11.39.6

-2.6

July

79

8.386

17.399

9.611.710.295

10.1

12.0-1.221.715.37.4

14.2

80

3.59

3.18.8

9 613.418.613 69.5

2 633.2-1.8

-15.49.7

7.7

Aug.

8.27.9

11.511.0

5.37.2

10.211.710.3

14.8-2.326.919.67.0

12.0

15.314.97.0

14.2

19.822.814.415.214.2

11.022.6

2.212.111.3

18.0

Sept

8.09.1-.510.6

5.25.99.2

13.613.9

16.1-9.325.829.77.3

22.3

21.322.9

.78.8

11,314.58.49.69,2

12.37.07.5

22.510.5

12.6

Oct.

17.815.1

-5.09.2

2.02.53.26.26.6

9.6-24.1

28.421.53.1

7.0

5.26.85.49.3

11.513.16.69.89.1

10.01.3

11.315.2

8.2

13.0

Nov.

3.54.57.84.7

4.94.75.03.64.4

°8.6-23.4

42.52.64.4

-2.0

35.927.013.215.7

3.78.1

10.514.415.8

25.56.9

29.834.4

9.7

17.6

Dec.

14.812.230.5

7.7

4.95.66.46.55.9

3.6-13.5

20.81.16.0

5.4

1.6.0

13.43.8

-11.0-10.0

.67.9

10.8

20.4-39.5

32.551.310.1

12.9


2. Factors affecting member bank reservesA. Annual and monthly averages, 1980Millions of dollars

Factor

SUPPLYING RESERVE FUNDS

1 Reserve Bank credit outstanding . . , ,

2 U S government securities1

3 Bought outright . . . .4 Held under repurchase agreements5 Federal agency securities6 Bought outright7 Held under repurchase agreements8 Acceptances. . . . , . . . . . . . .9 Loans

10 Float11 Other Federal Reserve assets

12 Gold stock13 Special drawing rights certificate account. . . .14 Treasury currency outstanding2

ABSORBING RESERVE FUNDS

15 Currency in circulation16 Treasury cash holdings

Deposits, other than member bank reserves,with Federal Reserve Banks

17 Treasury18 Foreign19 Other5 . .

20 Other Federal Reserve liabilities and capital. . . . . . .21 Reserve accounts4 . . . . . .


1 Reserve Bank credit outstanding. . . .

2 U.S. government securities1

3 Bought outright. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 Held under repurchase agreements5 Federal agency securities6 Bought outright7 Held under repurchase agreements8 Acceptances9 Loans . . . . . . . . . . .

10 Float11 Other Federal Reserve assets . . . . . . . .

12 Gold stock13 Special drawing rights certificate account. . . . . . . . . . .14 Treasury currency outstanding^


15 Currency in circulation . . . . . . . . . . .16 Treasury cash holdings . . . . . .


17 Treasury . .18 Foreign19 Other*

20 Other Federal Reserve liabilities and capital21 Reserve accounts4

1980

139,865

119378118798

5808 8188672

146134

1,42044705,645

11 1683030

13,263

127 332499

3015330559

480930,782

Jan.

138,843

117 855117493

36283838 216

167104

1,2645 8135,424

11 1562,064

12,978

122 934441

3 110331434

508032,712

July

141,744

122,060121 662

3988,9378 874

6374

3954 7025,576

11 1723 053

13 305

128,182512

3 119324

1 051

4,70231,384

Feb.

135,485

115028114,842

1868,2998 216

8367

1,6605,6124,818

11 1722,968

13,059

121 591477

3 379322324

4,71331,878

Aug.

139,235

119,092118,823

2698,9788 873

10571

6595 0845,351

11 1723,215

13 310

128,969480

3 297301475

4,48828,923

Mar.

136,504

115 902115,473

4298,3418,212

12976

2,8284,6584,699

11 1722,968

13,132

122 437535

2,773346403

4,88132,400

Sept.

139,993

119,826119,692

1348,8588,809

4942

1,3114 7685,188

11 1703,268

13 344

129,744468

3 237309367

4,48629,164

Apr.

139,098

118 636118,268

3688,9108,833

7755

2,4433,9035,151

11 1722,968

13,209

123 708593

2,647346500

4,99033,663

Oct.

141,695

121,455119,866

1,5899,2068,769

437353

1,3353 7225,624

11 1653,268

13 369

130,582464

3,196284330

4,66529,976

May

139,561

120689120 282

40789748877

9775

1,0283 6425,153

11 1722968

13,258

124 730577

2 828377643

507832,726

Nov.

142,984

120,656119,094

1 5629,0878761

326397

2 15642886,400

11 1633 325

13439

132,787458

2 964314401

4,77229,215

June

141,182

122336121 623

7139,0208 875

145171380

39185,357

11 1722,986

13,288

126334543

2923354

1,378

4.97132,125

Dec.

143,250

119,074118,548

5268,8218743

78124

1 6175 7977,817

11 1613,313

13 409

135,663447

2,722353403

4,88126,664


2. Factors affecting member bank reserves—ContinuedB. Weekly averages of daily figures, 1980Millions of dollars; end-of-week dates

Factor


1 Reserve Bank credit outstanding

2 U S government securities^3 Bought outright4 Held under repurchase agreements5 Federal agency securities6 Bought outright7 Held under repurchase agreements8 Acceptances9 Loans






17 Treasury18 Foreign19 Other'

20 Other Federal Reserve liabilities and capital. .21 Reserve accounts^



2 U S government securities^3 Bought outright4 Held under repurchase agreements5 Federal agency securities6 Bought outright7 Held under repurchase agreements8 Acceptances9 Loans . . . . . . . . . . .

10 Float1 1 Other Federal Reserve assets



15 Currency in circulation . . . .16 Treasury cash holdings


17 Treasury . . . .1 8 Foreign. . . . . . .19 Other3

20 Other Federal Reserve liabilities and capital. .21 Reserve accounts4

Jan. 2

143,360

119,035117,496

1,53988058,216

589826

1,4317,6425,622

11,1121,800

12,947

125,475426

3,607351820

5,40233 137

Mar. 5

134,863

114 901114,487

41482698,216' 5 3129

2,5064 5614,496

11 1722,968

13 162

121,657521

2,658360356

4,71031,902

Jan. 9

140,973

118,789118,798

08 2168,216

o0

7307,6105,628

11,1211,800

12,956

124,841432

2,812372432

4,74133 219

Mar. 12

134,969

114220113,925

2958 2898,214' 7 5

133,43845044,506

11 1722,968

13 108

122,444525

2,940328385

4,83930,755

Jan. 16

139,548

118 713118,713

082168,216

00

1,2276,0695,324

11,1721,800

12,973

123 368437

3,281283321

5,00632 797

Mar. 19

137,163

115653115,653

08 2118,211

00

3,0005 5994,699

11 1722,968

13 127

122,783532

2,514346535

4,84032,879

Jan. 23

138,063

117,695117,323

37284818,216

26561

1,2035,2665,357

11,1721,800

12,989

122 060444

3,073320346

5,16632 616

Mar. 26

137,181

116837116,638

19984208,211

20936

2,6594 3724,857

11 1722,968

13 146

122,503540

3,243359400

4,92432,499

Jan. 30

135,771

115,644684

8,216241143

1,8193,6145,409

11,1722,801

12,998

121,000453

3,039313313

5,35732 267

Apr. 2

136,944

117,315116,235

1,08084478,211

236187

2,2663 7245,005

11 1722,969

13,193

122,847576

2,211341378

5,04432,878

Feb. 6

134,890

115,570115,570

082168,216

o0

7584,9855,362

11,1722,968

13,040

121,094467

2,976322367

5,05631 790

Apr. 9

137,953

117,629116,987

6428 9408,879

6182

2,3844,0294,890

11,1722,968

13,186

123,807585

2,258379328

4,93332,988

Feb. 13

134,465

114,574114,431

1438,3038,216

8740

1,2394,9815,328

11,1722,968

13,036

121,714475

3,727363286

4,64130436

Apr. 16

137,871

117,688117,688

08,8778,877

00

2,2763,8815,144

11,1722,968

13,209

124,097593

1,256323447

4,90733,597

Feb. 20

137,473

116,924116,383

5418,4688,216

252207

2,1925,2914,390

11,1722,968

13,066

121,962482

3,369335291

4,75633 485

Apr. 23

141,479

120,823119,886

9379,1468,877

269155

2,5533,5405,263

11,1722,968

13,218

123,740593

3,362315625

5,11735,086

Feb. 27

135,559

113,242113,242

082168,216

00

2,0607,7184,323

11,1722,968

13,076

121,533503

3,682217349

4,56431 867

Apr. 30

139,982

119,509119,509

08 8778,877

00

2,6633,6095,324

11 1722,968

13 229

123,280590

3,845365571

5,00733,692


2. Factors affecting member bank reserves—ContinuedB. Weekly averages of daily figures, 1980~ContinuedMillions of dollars; end-of-week dates

Factor



2 U S. government securities1

3 Bought outright4 Held under repurchase agreements5 Federal agency securities6 Bought outright7 Held under repurchase agreements8 Acceptances .9 Loans


12 Gold stock13 Special drawing rights certificate account. . . .14 Treasury currency outstanding^




17 Treasury . . .18 Foreign19 Other5



1 Reserve Bank credit outstanding . . . .


3 Bought outright . . .4 Held under repurchase agreements5 Federal agency securities . . .6 Bought outright7 Held under repurchase agreements8 Acceptances9 Loans


12 Gold stock . . .13 Special drawing rights certificate account. . . .14 Treasury currency outstanding^ .


15 Currency in circulation16 Treasury cash holdings17 Treasury . . . .18 Foreign19 Other*


May 7

138,503

118 535118,290

2458,9928 877

115109

13314,0985437

11 1722,968

13246

123 917584

2442367536

5,13832,904

July 9

142,261

121,810121 810

88758 875

2165 6645,696

11 1723,018

13293

128 366520

3 102351

1,209

4,88631,309

May 14

138,636

119,953119,953

o8,8778,877o

01,0203,2255,561

11,1722,968

13253

124713588

2,807467515

5,06931,869

July 16

143,245

123,227122 766

46189258 873

52117332

52695,375

11 1723,018

13294

128,655520

3 315302

1,067

4,69332,177

May 21

140,616

122,295122,295

08,8778,877

00

8383,8684738

11 1722,968

13262

124 750577

3,020328523

5,06633,754

July 23

142,916

123,114122 670

44489528 873

7968

35548785,548

11 1723,061

13296

128 125508

2 723282

1,148

4,62933,030

May 28

139,598

120,851120,125

7269,0888,877

211119

1,1243,5064,909

11,1722,968

13,267

125,187566

2,614355778

5,04332,461

July 30

138,504

119,884119654

2308 9208 873

4749

6303 3565,667

11 1723,118

13,301

127,660498

3 206324793

4,55229,062

June 4

142,312

123,192121,183

2,0099,2548,877

377376459

3,9435 089

11,1722,968

13 383

125 854557

3,886450

1,260

4,99932,830

Aug. 6

137,972

117,939116951

98892068 873

333242827

3 9955,762

11 1723,118

13 343

128,354490

2 652312586

4,56728,643

June 11

140,307

121,586121,586

8,8768,876

4014,3355,108

11,1722,968

13,275

126,213549

2,884347

1,281

4,96031,487

Aug. 13

138,082

117,604117 604

8 8738 873

3945 3815,831

11 1723,161

13,309

129,186488

3 339300538

4,40427,469

June 18

140,197

121,141120,059

1,0829,1268,875

251245396

3,8425,446

11,1722,968

13,278

126,536546

2,023276

1,355

5,08031,799

Aug. 20

140,928

120,654120,654

8,8738 873

3456,0614,995

11 1723,268

13,311

129,103479

3,630315425

4,48430,243

June 25

141,585

122,735122,003

7328,9638,875

88163318

3,8835,522

11,1723,011

13,285

126,311538

3,192311

1,458

4,90732,336

Aug. 27

139,739

119,744119744

8 8738 873

70154864,934

11 1713,268

13 313

128,928471

3 840289408

4,47229,084

July 2

142,432

123,928123,387

5418,9048,875

29101349

3,5875564

11 1723,018

13 324

126960527

3,091398

1,415

4,94032,615

Sept. 3

139,520

119,546119070

4769 1488 873

275158

1 3484 1885,130

11 1723,268

13488

129733468

2706328409

4,50929,294


2. Factors affecting member bank reserves—ContinuedB. Weekly averages of daily figures, 1980-ContinuedMillions of dollars; end-of-week dates

Factor




3 Bought outright4 Held under repurchase agreements .5 Federal agency securities6 Bought outright ,7 Held under repurchase agreements8 Acceptances9 Loans

10 Float1 1 Other Federal Reserve assets . .

12 Gold stock .13 Special drawing rights certificate account. . . .14 Treasury currency outstanding2 . .


15 Currency in circulation . . . .1 6 Treasury cash holdings


17 Treasury18 Foreign. .19 Other^




Sept. 10 Sept. 17

139,048 139,898

118,560 119,679118,560 119,679

8,860 8,7828,860 8,782

594 1,2115,996 5,0665,037 5,151

11,171 11,1713,268 3,268

13,328 13,332

130,209 130,088468 468

3,033 3,032341 312365 438

4,433 4,42827,967 28,894

2 U S government securities1 . .3 Bought outright4 Held under repurchase agreements .5 Federal agency securities6 Bought outright7 Held under repurchase agreements .8 Acceptances9 Loans . . . . ,

10 Float . . . .11 Other Federal Reserve assets

12 Gold stock . .13 Special drawing rights certificate account14 Treasury currency outstanding2 . .




17 Treasury . . . . . .18 Foreign19 Other'


Nov. 12

143,252

120,365118,847

1,5189,2348,761

473623

2,0674,3386,625

11,1633,268

13,376

132,525465

3,062309332

4,70829,658

Sept. 24

140,188

120,099120,099

8,7828,782

1,6304,3625,315

11,1693,268

13,337

129,419468

3,126267325

4,54129,817

Nov. 19

142,641

120,131118,976

1,1558,9148,761

153195

1,9795,1076,315

11,1633,354

13,376

133,159476

3,468308375

4,67428,072

Oct. 1

141,495

121,641120,819

8229,0568,781

275227

1,8733,3465,351

11,1683,268

13,387

129,217466

4,268309421

4,59030,047

Nov. 26

142,123

121,150118,974

2,1769,0838,761

322312

2,2153,2096,154

11,1633,368

13,376

133,080454

2,946309387

4,78528,068

Oct. 8

140,043

120,650118,237

2,4139,3548,779

575327

1,2493,147

' 5,316

11,1673,268

13,346

129,992464

3,302299283

4,63228,852

Dec. 3

142,557

119,126118,111

1,0158,9778,757

220279

2,1425,5616,472

11,1623,368

13,554

134,256450

2,845323472

4,78527,510

Oct. 15

141,199

121,879120,314

1,5659,1018,776

325357

1,1113,3485,403

11,1653,268

13,350

131,001468

3,306299306

4,62628,975

Dec. 10

141,255

118,947117,991

9568,8438,750

93215

1,7864,4826,982

11,1623,368

13,399

134,892448

2,228284384

4,85126,096

Oct. 22

143,233

121,830120,895

9359,2628,761

501167

1,1985,1235,653

11,1653,268

13,363

130,886465

3,201287303

4,74231,145

Dec. 17

143,982

121,322120,724

5988,8818,739

142112

1,5054,2217,941

11,1613,368

13,408

135,365445

2,784386391

4,97727,572

Oct. 29

141,755

121,472120,037

1,4359,0708,761

309487

1,4353,3145,976

11,1643,268

13,371

130,459460

3,190231305

4,65430,258

Dec. 24

144,173

119,337119,071

2668,7498,739

1030

1,6496,0388,370

11,1613,368

13,410

135,960446

2,287395392

4,97427,659

Nov. 5

141,887

121,048119,893

1,1559,0778,761

316430

1,8783,0386,416

11,1633,268

13,522

131,134460

2,291310447

4,78530,412

Dec. 31

145,857

117,608117,098

5108,8378,739

98191

1,6279,0498,544

11,1613,125

13,426

136,912445

3,286375416

4,85727,277


2. Factors affecting member bank reserves—ContinuedC. Wednesday figures, 1980Millions of dollars; end-of-week dates

Factor

SUPPLING RESERVE FUNDS



3 Bought outright. . . . . .4 Held under repurchase agreements5 Federal agency securities6 Bought outright7 Held under repurchase agreements . . . .8 Acceptances9 Loans




15 Currency in circulation ,16 Treasury cash holdings


17 Treasury18 Foreign19 Othep




2 U S, government securities1

3 Bought outright4 Held under repurchase agreements5 Federal agency securities6 Bought outright7 Held under repurchase agreements8 Acceptances9 Loans .






17 Treasury18 Foreign19 Other*


Jan. 2

146,060

119,070116406

2,66493388 2161,1221 0782,0608 7775,737

11,1121,800

12,947

125,590426

3 961379

1 821

4,90534 837

Mar. 5

134,517

113 442113442

082168216

0o

2 1796 1984482

11 1722,968

13 106

122 286517

3 769232298

4,55630.105

Jan. 9

139 987

117,639117639

082168 216

00

1 2507 5775305

11 1721,800

12970

124286434

3 472299324

4,90732 207

Mar. 12

130,631

110378110378o

8,2118 211o

o3 0804 3064656

11 1722,968

13 118

123 098525

1 976291468

4,52127.009

Jan. 16

136,420

114,774114 774

08 2168 216o

o1 74063935,297

11,1721,800

12,979

122,959438

3 468250307

4,98629963

Mar. 19

132,506

111 808111 808o

8 2118 211o

o2 8594 7384 890

11 1722,968

13 146

122 948530

3 827284492

4,64627.065

Jan. 23

140,386

118,610116950

1,6609,1238 216

907327

1 1165 8315,379

11,1721,800

12,989

121,781448

3 309242357

5,34534 865

Mar. 26

139,097

117 830117 830o

8 2118 211o

o4 6513 3825023

11 1722',968

13 146

122 874540

2 998368342

4,77334.488

Jan. 30

131,672

112,478112478

08 2168 216

00

9244 4685 586

11 1722,968

13 006

121,182457

3 051249261

5,34928 269

Apr. 2

133,204

113 803113 803

08 2118 211

0o

2 1083 9785 104

11 1722,968

13 186

123 533580

2 057325322

4,67829.035

Feb. 6

131,648

111,849111 849

08 2168216

0o

3435 8895,351

11,1722,968

13,035

121,642471

3 733362275

4,51227 828

Apr. 9

133,627

112 561112561o

8,8798 879o

o1 8905 0515 246

11 1722,968

13 186

124 502587

1 410276283

4,66229.233

Feb. 13

140,739

117,659116660

9998 8238216

607281

3,3245 2025,450

11,1722,968

13,044

122,198482

3 395343281

4,68736 537

Apr. 16

139,391

117 015117015o

8,8778 877o

o3 5794 6395,281

11 1722,968

13 218

124410591

3 164*342494

4,84832.900

Feb. 20

140,706

118,416116,182

2,23489248 216

708825

1 1017 0844356

11 1722,968

13 066

122 170483

2 461294332

4,77137401

Apr. 23

140,713

119611119402

2099 1258877

248o2 9623 6465369

11 1722,968

13 218

123 688592

5 212322571

4,98332.703

Feb. 27

134,002

112,301112301

o82168216

00

431847344,433

11 1722,968

13,076

121,722513

4478245330

4,43829492

Apr. 30

141,107

118 825118825o

8,8778 877o

o4 7703 0725 563

11 1722,968

13 244

123 796585

4 561'648553

5,06633.282

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2. Factors affecting member bank reserves—ContinuedC. Wednesday figures, 1980-ContinuedMillions of dollars; end-of-week dates

Factor



2 U S government securities1 . . . . .3 Bought outright4 Held under repurchase agreements5 Federal agency securities6 Bought outright7 Held under repurchase agreements8 Acceptances9 Loans . .


12 Gold stock13 Special drawing rights certificate account. . . .14 Treasury currency outstanding^


15 Currency in circulation .16 Treasury cash holdings17 Treasury18 Foreign19 OtherJ

20 Other Federal Reserve liabilities and capital. .21 Reserve accounts**


1 Reserve Bank credit outstanding , .

2 U.S. government securities1 . . . .3 Bought outright4 Held under repurchase agreements5 Federal agency securities6 Bought outright7 Held under repurchase agreements8 Acceptances9 Loans


12 Gold stock .13 Special drawing rights certificate account. . . .14 Treasury currency outstanding2


15 Currency in circulation16 Treasury cash holdings17 Treasury18 Foreign19 Othep


May?

138,056

118,277118,277

08,8778,877

00

9274,4425,533

11,1722,968

13,250

124,686585

3,367409526

4,96630,907

July 9

142,067

120,418120,418

8,8758,875

2847,0175,473

11,1723,018

13,293

129,127518

3,204301

1,014

4,58030.804

May 14

142,543

122,454122,454

' 8J8778,877

"U853,7775,850

11,1722,968

13,260

125,027587

2,080351478

4,92936,491

July 16

146,439

123,519122,797

7228,9778,873

104173559

7,6905,521

11,1723,018

13,295

128,761513

2,956294

1,103

4,56335.734

May 21

138,811

120,095120,095

'M778,877

'"8864,0084,945

11,1722,968

13,266

125,089574

3,119350528

4,86731,690

July 23

144,892

124,386121,275

3,1119,4268,873

553478548

4,4175,637

11,1723,118

13,300

128,122504

2,855246

1,178

4,57035.007

May 28

145,684

124,202121,200

3,0029,8018,877

924612

2,4003,6055,064

11,1722,968

13,271

125,949562

2,297383

1,163

4,97937,763

July 30

141,019

119,577119,577

8,8738,873

2,6204,0255,924

11,1723,118

13,304

128,238492

3,073301415

4,44831.646

June 4

142,005

121,509120,573

9369,2708,877

393467252

5,3965,111

11,1722,968

13,275

126,252555

3,337517

1,314

4,88432,561

Aug. 6

131,148

109,332109,332

8,8738,873

4646,5635,916

11,1723,118

13,309

129,169488

2,762285588

4,26021.195

June 11

140,152

122,185122,185

8,8758,875

3293,5795,184

11,1722,968

13,275

126,831552

2,970315

1,348

4,87030,681

Aug. 13

136,300

114,815114,815

8,8738,873

9215,7835,908

11,1723,268

13,309

129,618484

3,473237398

4,25525.584

June 18

142,608

121,979121,542

4378,9368,875

61367798

5,0395,489

11,1722,968

13,285

126,773545

3,549254

1,400

5,11132,402

Aug. 20

142,696

120,700120,700

8,8738,873

8217,4174,885

11,1713,268

13,313

129,151474

2,491225377

4,62333,107

June 25

139,278

119,841119,841

'M758,875

'"3644,4835,715

11,1723,018

13,285

126,766534

2,951295

1,525

4,85129,831

Aug. 27

140,020

118,690118,690

8,8738,873

2,5724,7205,165

11,1713,268

13,313

129,313473

3,749199382

4,36729,290

July 2

142,517

123,078123,078

'M758,875

' ' '4204,4865,658

11,1723,018

13,293

128,011526

3,590257

1,184

4,82631,605

Sept. 3

137,367

116,761116,761

8,8738,873

8445,8195,070

11,1723,268

13,323

130,316470

2,604111418

4,29426.750


2. Factors affecting member bank reserves—ContinuedC. Wednesday figures, 1980-ContinuedMillions of dollars; end-of-week dates

Factor


t Reserve Bank credit outstanding


3 Bought outright4 Held under repurchase agreements , . .5 Federal agency securities6 Bought outright7 Held under repurchase agreements8 Acceptances.9 Loans

10 Float . . . .11 Other Federal Reserve assets



15 Currency in circulation16 Treasury cash holdings17 Treasury18 Foreign19 Other*



1 Reserve Bank credit outstanding . . .

2 U.S. government securities^3 Bought outright4 Held under repurchase agreements5 Federal agency securities6 Bought outright .7 Held under repurchase agreements8 Acceptances9 Loans .

10 Float1 1 Other Federal Reserve assets.

12 Gold stock13 Special drawing rights certificate account14 Treasury currency outstanding2


15 Currency in circulation16 Treasury cash holdings17 Treasury18 Foreign19 Other* . .


Sept 10

138,765

117724117,724

8,7828 782

9906 1545,115

11 1703,268

13,331

130593469

3023272421

4,30227455

Sept. 17

139,983

118541118,541

8,7828 782

59067455325

11 1693,268

13,336

130 057468

3 328234423

4,37628 871

Nov. 12

141,979

118 050117,014

1 0369 2838 761

522429

20955 2026920

11 1633268

13 376

133 381465

2,763398311

460827,859

Sept. 24

142,830

120713120,713

8,7828782

3,6174 1715,547

11 1683,268

13,341

129 530467

3 928301286

4,43031 666

Nov. 19

144,379

121 690119,145

2,5458 9048,761

143374

2,46849815,962

11 1633,368

13,376

133 351455

3,477236363

4 65829,746

Oct. 1

145,284

122 058119,509

2 5499,7258 779

946623

3,2643 9735,641

11 1683,268

13,341

129 756462

4 125313

1 210

4,73432461

Nov. 26

144,197

120 642119,161

1,48190868,761

325387

3 9853 5996,498

11 1623,368

13 376

133 823451

2,323279461

4 62130,144

Oct. 8

135,865

117 173117,173

8 7798 779

6233 8225,468

11 1663,268

13,347

130 798470

3 331272286

4,37224 117

Dec. 3

135,751

114677114,677

8 7528,752

1,3553 8667,101

11 1623,368

13,396

134 875450

3,116283391

446120,101

Oct. 15

140,219

119460119,460

8,7618 761

5675 8055,626

11 1653,268

13,362

131 520467

2 898325320

4,56227921

Dec. 10

138,306

114,992114,992

8 7398,739

2,10149347,540

11 1613,368

13,408

134 630446

1,516272466

461623,297

Oct. 22

143,583

121 472121472

8,7618 761

3 9663 5035,881

11 1643,268

13,368

130 945465

3 228236321

4,50631 682

Dec. 17

148,364

122,123120,069

2,0549 1288,739

389327

1,61665618,609

11 1613,368

13,408

135 904441

2,653287403

5 00931,604

Oct. 29

143,384

121 436120515

9218 9288 761

167426

2 7403 6866 168

11 1633,268

13 376

130 989460

2 877260316

4,51831 770

Dec. 24

147,075

118 308118,308

87398,739

1,38896738,967

11 1613,368

13,423

136 771447

2,540413379

4 74129,735

Nov. 5

145 967

121 314119988

1 32689198 761

158441

33715 2176705

11 1633,'268

13376

131 904'470

3 064236421

4,50133 177

Dec. 31

146,382

121 328119,299

202992648,739

525776

1 80944678,738

11 1612,518

13427

136 829441

3,062411617

467127,456


2. Factors affecting member bank reserves—ContinuedD. End-of-year and end-of-month figures, 1980Millions of dollars

Factor


1 Reserve Bank creditoutstanding

2 U.S. governmentsecurities*

3 Bought outright4 Held under repurchase

agreements5 Federal agency securities .6 Bought outright7 Held under repurchase

agreements8 Acceptances9 Loans

10 Float11 Other Federal Reserve

assets

12 Gold stock13 Special drawing rights

certificate account . . .14 Treasury currency

outstanding^


15 Currency in circulation . . .16 Treasury cash holdings . . .

Deposits, other thanmember bank reserves,with Federal ReserveBanks

17 Treasury18 Foreign19 Other*

20 Other Federal Reserveliabilities .and capital .

21 Reserve accounts^

Jan.

135,202

116311116 311

08,2168 216

00

8284610

5,237

11,172

2,968

13 169

121,157472

2 931440339

5,68231 492

Feb.

134,555

115 171114 550

6218,2478216

31205

3 3643,154

4,414

11,172

2,968

13 259

121,436525

2,417450350

4,66832 108

Mar.

136,313

116,657115 734

9238,2918 211

80171

25023,682

5,010

11,172

2,968

13 178

122,788572

2,334468313

4,88632 270

Apr.

141,107

118,825118825

08,8778 877

o0

47703,072

5,563

11,172

2,968

13 410

123,963584

4,561648553

5,06633 282

May

142,105

124,277121 371

2,9069,2308,877

353366602

2,475

5,155

11,172

2,968

13 271

125,430559

4,523380

1,160

5,08332 382

June

143,741

124,515124,058

4578,9128,875

37373215

4,167

5,559

11,172

3,018

13,293

126,859528

3,199691

1,332

5,00333 612

July

138,316

119,563118497

1,0669,4048873

531310562

2,808

5,669

11,172

3,118

13 570

128,337489

3,954436500

4,54027 920

Aug.

139,791

119,848119014

8349,3558873

482277

1 5153,468

5,328

11,172

3,268

13 614

129,667467

2,742336383

4,57029 680

Sept.

140,011

120,711119418

1,2939,0538 782

271499982

3,192

5,574

11,168

3,268

13 341

129,594465

4,102460363

4,65928 146

Oct.

141,189

121,482119852

1,6309,2208 761

459566

1 5672,194

6,160

11,163

3,268

13 716

131,075460

1,864368338

4,71330 518

Nov.

146,115

120,812118936

1,8769,1658 761

404523

22846,792

6,539

11,162

3,368

13 779

134,104449

2,435368478

5,06131 528

Dec.

146,382

121,328119299

2,0299,2648 739

525776

1 8094,467

8,738

11,161

2,518

13,427

136,829441

3,062411617

4,67127 456


3. Reserves and borrowings of member banks1

A. Annual and monthly averages, 1980Millions of dollars

Reserve classification

All member banksReserves

1 At Reserve Banks . . . .2 Currency and coin. . . .3 Total held4 Required5 Excess

Borrowings atReserve Banks2

6 Total. ,-7 Seasonal

Large banks inNew York City

8 Reserves held9 Required

10 Excess11 Borrowings2

Large banks in Chicago12 Reserves held13 Required14 Excess15 Borrowings2

Other large banks16 Reserves held17 Required18 Excess19 Borrowings2 .

All other banks20 Reserves held21 Required22 Excess23 Borrowings2.

Edge corporations24 Reserves held25 Required26 Excess

U.S. agencies andbranches

27 Reserves held28 Required29 Excess

Year

30,11,42,42,

1,

A

n

^

894563545368277

42173

L

a.

r

Jan.

32,71212,28345,17044,928

242

1,24175

7,7587,760

-226

2,0512,063-12

60

18,07818,065

13647

16,90416,692

212508

339323

16

402515

Feb.

31,87811,06343,15642,966

190

1,65596

7,1687,205-37125

1,9681,941

2797

17,24617,265

-19729

16,40316,229

174704

328303

25

4323

, 20

Mar.

32,15610,71843,09742,911

186

2,824150

7,1897,193

-457

1,9641,967

140

17,18717,168

191,483

16,34116,197

1441,144

322301

21

94859

Apr. May

33,777 32,75510,889 10,99944,877 43,96844,683 43,785

194 183

2,455 1,018155 63

7,686 7,6617,623 7,646

63 1583 31

2,170 1,9092,180 1,906-10 3

60 28

18,006 17,55718,041 17,558

-35 -11,278 798

16,483 16,34616,335 16,213

148 1331,034 161

334 332311 309

23 23

198 163193 153

5 10


1 Reserve balances with Reserve Bank

2 Total vault cash3 Vault cash at institutions4 Vault cash equal to requ5 Surplus vault cash at oth

6 Reserve balances + total vj7 Reserve balances + total \£

reserve requirements6-8 Required reserves

with req*red reserer institut

tult cash6

mlt cash i7

9 Excess reserve balances at Reserve I10 Total borrowings at Reserve Banks11 Seasonal borrowings at Reserve

s3

aired reserve balam^es at other institutjons^

;es4 . . .ons . . .

ised to satisfy

JanksM. .

Banks

Dec.

26,664

18,14912,602

7044,843

44,940

40,09740,067

301,617

116

June

32,12511,14143,47943,268

211

38012

7,5807,586

-618

1,8691,868

15

17,24417,205

39327

16,31016,168

14230

36634125

110100

10

July

31,38411,28742,85942,575

284

3957

7,3167,275

4161

1,8651,866•»

18

16,86316,819

44298

16,37316,203

17018

378353

25

64595

Aug.

28,92311,26240,37340,071

302

65910

6,5066,507

-1100

1,5961,590

627

15,85315,781

72453

16,08315,883

20079

33531025

000

Sept.

29,16411,81141,16440,908

256

1,31126

6,6866,661

25177

1,6581,657

1109

16,10716,073

34725

16,37816,207

171300

335310

25

000

Oct.

29,97611,67841,81541,498

317

1,33567

6,7106,741-31

0

1,6541,687-33

0

16,18816,347

-1590

16,46616,392

740

346331

15

000


Larg12 Rese13 Re14 E>

Sma15 Rese16 Re17 E>

U.S.18 Rese19 Re20 E>

Allc21 Rese22 Re23 E>

e commerrves heldquired .[cess

/ commerrves heldquired .tcess . . .

agencies trves heldquired .ccess

)ther instirves heldquired ..cess . . .

zial banks

cial banks

ind branches

rut ions

Nov.

29,12,41,40,

2,

A

n

i

215315678723955

15699

L

a.

r

Dec.

24,94025,819

-879

13,71913,523

196

260230

30

494495-1


3. Reserves and borrowings of member banks1—ContinuedB. Weekly averages of daily figures, 1980Millions of dollars; end-of-week dates



1 At Reserve Banks2 Currency and coin, ,3 Total held4 Required .5 Excess

Borrowings at Reserve Banks2

6 Total7 Seasonal . . .

Large banks in New York City8 Reserves held .9 Required

10 Excess .11 Borrowings2 . .

Large banks in Chicago12 Reserves held13 Required . . . . . . . .14 Excess15 Borrowings2 . . .

Other large banks16 Reserves held17 Required . .18 Excess19 Borrowings2 . .

Ail other banks20 Reserves held21 Required22 Excess23 Borrowings2

Edge corporations24 Reserves held25 Required . . . .26 Excess

U.S. agencies and branches27 Reserves held28 Required . . . .29 Excess

Jan. 2

33 13711,4394473744,185

552

1,43164

7,5787,464

114129

2,1262069

57111

17 70617 680

26666

16,95216643

309525

34931534

261412

Jan. 9

33,21911,26844,67144,543

128

73061

7,6157,753-138

33

2,0762,088-12

0

1800017,919

81316

16,60416,435

169381

341328

13

352015

Jan. 16

32,79713,44646,41446,031

383

1,22774

8,3978,299

9846

2,0982,118-20

0

18,49918,483

16772

17,01116,725

286409

368368

0

4138

3

Jan. 23

32,61612,48345,27145,145

126

1,20378

7,6697,681-18

0

2,0462,044

20

18 15118,172

-21658

17,04216,926

116545

314280

34

493613

Jan. 30

32,26712,25344,69244,449

243

1,81987

7,4607,469

-90

2,0132,010

3236

17,90317,894

9892

16,93116,748

183691

341318

23

441034

Feb. 6

31,79011,73143,73643,224

512

75873

7,4007,175

2250

1,9831,988

-50

1742217,371

51264

16,56616,358

208494

331318

13

341420

Feb. 13

30,43611,66842,31942,371

-52

1,23991

6,8937,053-143

81

1,9041,904

0125

16,96517,093

-128552

16,15415,998

156481

348310

38

553025

Feb. 20

33,48510,29043,99243,450

542

2,192100

7,5797,428

121226

2,0242,006

18148

17,58317,441

142996

16,46216,260

202822

309294

15

352114

Feb. 27

31,86710,71142,79242,999

-207

2,060109

7,0617,244-183

207

1,8831,893-10

47

17,04417,231-187

908

16,45516,314

141898

309298

11

401921


3. Reserves and borrowings of member banks1—ContinuedB. Weekly averages of daily figures, 1980-ContinuedMillions of dollars; end-of-week dates



1 At Reserve Banks2 Currency and coin3 Total held-4 Required . ^5 Excess


6 Total7 Seasonal . . .

Large banks in New York City8 Reserves held.9 Required

10 Excess .1 1 Borrowings2

Large banks in Chicago12 Reserves held13 Required14 Excess15 Borrowings2 . .

Other large banks16 Reserves held17 Required . . . . .18 Excess19 Borrowings2 . . .

All other banks20 Reserves held21 Required . . . . . .22 Excess23 Borrowings2


U.S. agencies and branches27 Reserves held . . .28 Required29 Excess

Mar. 5

31,90210,8834299842,467

531

2506114

7,0536963

9013

1 9221,899

23291

17 25117054

1971,187

1640216229

1731 015

307111

30

634518

Mar. 12

30,75511,42542,40942,331

78

3438140

7,0227055-33

29

1,8911,909-18288

1684616,926

-802,021

1623616060

1761,100

319296

23

958510

Mar. 19

32,87910,3394344543,265

180

3000155

7,3867413-27

80

20092,006

30

17 30317251

521 664

1629016 160

1301 256

356338

18

101974

Mar. 26

32,49910,24842,97242,991

-19

2659177

7,0747070

471

1,9851,994

-9117

17 10617,229-1231,343

1640816,321

871,128

298287

11

1019011

Apr. 2

32,87810,75143,84343,556

287

2,266165

7,4417,482-41

89

2,0142,024-10

13

17,55417,421

133967

1640316,232

1711,197

326296

30

105101

4

Apr. 9

32,98811,08844,29044,132

158

2,384154

7,5847,452

1320

2,2672,267

010

17,52917,705-1761,332

16,20816,026

1821,042

328306

22

374376-2

Apr. 16

33,59711,03744,84344,636

207

2,276140

7,6857,712-27194

2,2332,244-11

68

1804317,966

771,049

1630316,155

148965

364348

16

215211

4

Apr. 23

35,08610,18745,49145,254

237

2,553159

7,8587,714

14444

2,1182,143-25

54

18,36618,412

-461,339

16,67516,551

1241,116

32630026

14813414

Apr. 30

33,69211,28545,19445,034

160

2,663172

7,6887,654

3491

2,1062,109

-3122

18,24018,259

-191,483

16,76116,640

121967

318296

22

81765




AH member banksReserves

1 At Reserve Banks2 Currency and coin3 Total held4 Required5 Excess


6 Total ,7 Seasonal .

Large banks in New York City8 Reserves held9 Required

10 Excess , .1 1 Borrowings2 *

Large banks in Chicago12 Reserves held13 Required , .14 Excess15 Borrowings2 . . . .

Other large banks16 Reserves held17 Required18 Excess , , .19 Borrowings2

A 11 other banks20 Reserves held21 Required . . . .22 Excess23 Borrowings2


U.S. agencies and branches27 Reserves held28 Required29 Excess

May 7

3290411,4154453044,202

328

1,331155

76497,495

154o

1,9471 921

2611

1793617,934

2861

16,58016448

132459

315302

13

103102

1

May 14

31 86911,41043,48843,453

35

1,02047

73207,445-125

89

1,8761 903-27o

1757117,555

16831

16,20416085

119100

32929732

18816820

May 21

33,75410,19644,15943,880

279

83841

8,0067,829

177o

1,9851,955

300

17,36317,460

-97774

16,32516,193

13264

32129526

15914811

May 28

3246110,92543,59543,614

-19

1,12429

74717,661-190

48

1,8381 859-21108

1743917,401

38899

16,31016 175

13569

350328

22

187190-3

June 4

32,83011,11444,15143,766

385

45921

8 1188,007

111o

1,8881,871

1711

17,28517,282

393

16,30416,103

20155

36734126

18916227

June 11

31 48711,2544294842,809

139

40115

7 3687,478-110o

1,8481 857

-9o

17 09716,994

103378

16,02815 902

12623

39036822

217210

7

June 18

31 79911,4074341343,268

145

39611

7 6117,619

-8g

1,9081 902

60

17 15817,210

-52291

16,30116 132

16927

37535520

605010

June 25

3233610,69543,24043,080

160

318g

73917,352

390

1,8201 825

-5o

17,20917,203

6297

16,41516,335

8021

34731532

5850

8

July 2

3261511,2574406943,778

291

3497

7 6647680-16o

1,9001 891

921

1751817,433

85298

16,60216412

11030

343326

17

3936

3


3. Reserves and borrowings of member banks1—ContinuedB, Weekly averages of daily figures, 1980-ContinuedMillions of dollars, end-of-week dates



1 At Reserve Banks . . .2 Currency and coin3 Total held4 Required5 Excess


6 Total7 Seasonal

Large banks in New York City8 Reserves held9 Required

10 Excess11 Borrowings2

Large banks in Chicago12 Reserves held13 Required14 Excess15 Borrowings2

Other large banks16 Reserves held17 Required18 Excess .19 Borrowings2

All other banks20 Reserves held21 Required22 Excess23 Borrowings2


U.S. agencies and branches27 Reserves held28 Required29 Excess

July 9

31 30911 55643,05842 556

502

2165

74997,324

1750

1,8531 858

-50

1695416 878

76203

16,30416 084

22013

374337

37

8075

5

July 16

32 17711 49843,86343 596

267

3325

77647,706

580

20132009

464

1722217238

-16258

16,36116 167

19410

388371

17

114105

9

July 23

33,03010,50943,72443,713

11

3555

7,1827,330-148

0

2,0042,005

-10

17,37617365

11342

16,67316,555

11813

41538530

8173

8

July 30

29,06211,55540,80140,492

309

6307

6,8306,729

101241

1,6191,629-10

5

15,83315796

37356

16,16716,005

16228

350333

17

0o0

Aug. 6

28,64311,54340,36939,759

610

8277

6,5636,554

9214

1,6021,542

6021

15,81815 577

241518

16,06615,779

28774

320307

13

0o0

Aug. 13

27,46911,74239,39939,305

94

3946

6,2696,332-63

63

1,5481,570-22

0

15,51715512

5315

15,74715,596

15116

318295

23

0o0

Aug. 20

30,24311,47840,91240,588

314

3456

6,7806,747

330

1,6111,611

07

16,04715 951

96315

16,12715,949

17823

347330

17

0o0

Aug. 27

29,08411,13640,41040285

125

70110

6,3876,376

11161

1,5791,604-25

80

15,88015 917

-37338

16,20616,069

137122

358319

39

000

Sept 3

29,29411 59241,07540601

474

1,34820

6,5636,552

1161

1,6711 635

3629

16,10716019

881,041

16,40816,104

304217

326291

35

o00

Sept. 10

27,9671206840,22440046

178

59414

65206,538-18195

1,6021 613-11

0

1569815 643

55279

16,06115929

132120

34332320

0o0





1 At Reserve Banks2 Currency and coin . . .3 Total held4 Required . . .5 Excess


6 Total. .7 Seasonal . .

Large banks in New York City8 Reserves held .9 Required

10 Excess1 1 Borrowings2

Large banks in Chicago12 Reserves held13 Required14 Excess . .15 Borrowings2

Other large banks16 Reserves held , ,17 Required . .18 Excess19 Borrowings2 . . . .

All other banks20 Reserves held21 Required22 Excess23 Borrowings2 , ,


1 Reserve balances with Reserve Banks^

Sept. 17

28,89411,65440,74440,409

335

1,21121

6,5896,448

141171

1,7031,701

248

15,88015,895

-15729

16,21016,030

180263

362335

27

2 Total vault cash3 Vault cash at institutions with required reserve balances4 Vault cash equal to required reserves at other institutio5 Surplus vault cash at other institutions^6 Reserve balances and total vault cash6

Sept. 24 Oct. 1

29,817 30,04711,629 12,01541,643 42,23441,564 41,884

79 350

1,630 1,87330 40

6,701 7,0366,778 6,974-77 62154 247

1,650 1,6771,651 1,674

-1 3385 26

16,376 16,53516,368 16,464

8 71731 1,078

16,598 16,67416,470 16,481

128 193360 521

318 319297 291

21 28

«is

7 Reserve balances and total vault cash used to satisfy reserverequirements6'^

8 Required reserves9 Excess reserve balances at Reserve Banks6'8. . .

10 Total borrowings at Reserve Banks11 Seasonal borrowings at Reserve Banks

Commercial banks12 Reserves held13 Required14 Excess15 Borrowings2

U.S. agencies and branches16 Reserves held . .17 Required18 Excess

All other institutions19 Reserves held20 Required21 Excess22 Borrowings2

Nov. 19

28,07917,35011,553

7305,067

45,588

40,52140,017

5041,979

96

38,71339,254

-5411,979

233259-26

478504-26

0

Oct. 8

28,85212,10641,13240,780

352

1,24948

6,7286,608

12046

1,6381,628

1018

16,12716,074

53750

16,30416,149

155435

335321

14

Nov. 26

28,19616,93711,385

7304,822

45,B3

40,31139,995

3162,217

112

39,59839,298

3002,217

223228-5

490469

210

Oct. 15

28,97512,04941,18840,953

235

1,11161

6,5016,634-133

0

1,6851,684

16

16,29716,192

105676

16,34016,114

226429

365329

36

Dec. 3

27,61618,31712,413

7405,164

45,933

40,76939,910

8592,137

106

40,06139,178

8832,137

234244-10

474488-14

0

Oct. 22

31,14510,88942,19842,120

78

1,19869

6,9486,905

43225

1,7071,713

-689

16,55716,616

-59484

16,61416,552

62400

372334

38

Dec. 10

26,23617,44012,279

1,0384,123

43,676

39,55339,236

3171,782

105

38,80638,500

3061,782

248256-8

499480

190

Oct. 29

30,25811,54441,96641,930

36

1,43587

6,6646,719-55

71

1,7201,718

20

16,46616,488

-22840

16,79116,664

127524

325341-16

Dec. 17

27,57917,69512,393

1,0644,238

45,274

41,03640,587

4491,498

117

40,24339,810

4331,498

260253

7

533524

90

Nov. 5

30,41212,02842,59942,032

567

1,87872

7,0456,982

6336

1,6591,715-56148

16,44716,443

41,174

16,70816,569

139520

36732344

Dec. 24

27,72916,99212,140

1,0053,847

44,721

40,87440,232

6421,636

111

40,10439,493

6111,635

261250

11

509489

201

Nov. 12

29,65812,27342,09041,686

404

2,06796

6,6486,896-248

0

1,6211,747-126

71

16,25316,392

-1391,437

16,41316,354 .

59559

352297

55

Dec. 31

27,41717,86712,673

1,0744,120

45,284

41,16440,631

5331,582

95

40,34339,865

4781,582

263260

3

558506520


4. Federal funds and repurchase agreements of large member banks1

Averages of daily figures, in millions of dollars

Maturity and source

One day and continuing contract1 Commercial banks in United States2 Other depository institutions, foreign

banks and foreign official institutions,and U S government agencies

3 Nonbank securities dealers4 All other

All other maturities5 Commercial banks in United States6 Other depository institutions, foreign

banks and foreign official institutions,and U S government agencies

7 Nonbank securities dealers8 All other .

MEMO: Federal funds and resale agree-ment loans in maturities of one day orcontinuing contract

9 Commercial banks in United States10 Nonbank securities dealers

One day and continuing contract1 Commercial banks in United States2 Other depository institutions, foreign banks

and foreign official institutions, andU.S. government agencies


A li other maturities5 Commercial banks in United States6 Other depository institutions, foreign banks



MEMO: Federal funds and resale agree-ment loans in maturities of one dayor continuing contract

9 Commercial banks in United States .10 Nonbank securities dealers

One day and continuing contract1 Commercial banks in United States2 Other depository institutions, foreign banks


3 Nonbank securities dealers4 All other . .

Ail other maturities5 Commercial banks in United States6 Other depository institutions, foreign banks





1980, week ending Wednesday

Mar. 5

46,899

12,8571,664

13,694

5,303

6,6182,188

10,165

14,8702,293

May?

46,389

12,0211,076

13,264

6,107

7,2142,4639,614

16,1971,890

July 9

54,232

16,1591,585

14,992

3,706

6,3032,8569,444

16,4402,444

Mar, 12

48,455

13,3281,846

13,819

5,000

6,7932,201

10,309

12,8782,294

May 14

46,768

13,804962

12,496

5,981

7,0182,337

10,161

15,6062,051

July 16

52,267

17,7172,128

16,030

3,861

6,3432,955

10,067

16,0222,457

Mar, 19

45,867

13,2271,625

14,552

4,865

6,5352,3028,851

13,4612,269

May 21

47,069

15,2191,233

13,197

6,034

6,9632,5688,536

16,6692,129

July 23

48,524

17,7892,341

16,635

3,779

6,2913,0329,637

13,0732,317

Mar 26

42,376

13,7161,556

13,852

5,006

6,5492,2909,450

13,6031,828

May 28

45,310

14,3721,178

14,059

6,558

7,2522,4989,233

14,8601,850

July 30

47,341

17,1982,374

16,119

3,760

6,1783,314

10,921

13,2782,507

Apr. 2

44,241

12,9241,585

13,748

5,140

6,8762,2849,403

14,2941,970

June 4

46,855

17,4641,587

14,582

6,092

6,8012,7049,317

16,3591,964

Aug. 6

52,923

16,8673,112

16,090

3,957

6,0283,481

10,927

15,5212,559

Apr. 9

50,603

11,3651,090

12,271

6,324

7,3222,156

10,545

16,2101,816

June 11

51,239

16,181968

13,595

5,392

6,9162,829

10,592

16,2752,921

Aug. 13

53,760

16,8082,377

15,440

3,669

6,1543,665

11,391

14,3322,579

Apr 16

48,984

11,170998

13,199

5,752

6,9303,0538,973

14,9382,217

June 18

50,202

17,0301,048

13,394

4,847

6,7332,8079,104

17,0982,617

Aug. 20

52,133

17,4042,462

16,253

3,399

6,1183,585

10,161

13,9462,852

Apr. 23

46,354

11,7841,263

13,202

6,128

6,9082,4949,077

14,2432,261

June 25

47,244

17,5131,545

14,975

4,420

6,4262,8099,470

15,2242,173

Aug. 27

49,813

15,6872,708

16,612

3,625

5,9663,517

10,756

11,4582,418

Apr. 30

42,431

11,9781,155

13,125

6,282

7,1032,3688,869

13,9712,275

July 2

47,699

17,0361,242

15,568

3,980

6,4322,9569,164

15,6422,117

Sept. 3

51,764

14,7322,717

17,829

3,601

5,8213,416

10,777

12,7872,322


4. Federal funds and repurchase agreements of large member banks1—ContinuedAverages of daily figures, in millions of dollars

Maturity and source

One day and continuing contract1 Commercial banks in United States .2 Other depository institutions, foreign banks

and foreign official institutions, andU S government agencies


A 11 other maturities5 Commercial banks in United States6 Other depository institutions, foreign banks

and foreign official institutions, andU S government agencies




One day and continuing contract1 Commercial banks in United States

1980, week ending Wednesday

Sept 10 Sept. 17

56,030 54,901

15,465 15,7792,216 2,268

16,758 16,684

3,751 3,702

5,689 6,0183,143 3,134

11,078 10,494

13,361 14,9382,813 2,150

2 Other depository institutions, foreign banksand foreign official institutions, andU S government agencies


All other maturities5 Commercial banks in United States6 Other depository institutions, foreign banks



MEMO: Federal funds and resale agree-ment loans in maturities of one dayor continuing contract


Nov. 12

52,886

15,2802,694

15,873

4,781

7,9274,186

10,790

12,5452,731

Sept. 24

50,341

15,1912,847

16,587

3,484

6,2163,524

10,091

12,9451,702

Nov. 19

51,545

15,9862,635

17,505

3,868

7,4384,1749,874

14,8722,787

Oct. 1

50,759

15,1891,978

16,914

3,625

6,3863,937

10,613

14,3782,020

Nov. 26

47,910

15,5732,790

17,067

4,112

7,2834,240

10,611

11,3162,547

Oct. 8

54,831

15,2722,203

16,823

3,259

6,3883,681

10,256

13,8732,465

Dec. 3

51,213

14,2052,581

15,484

4,501

7,2254,494

12,147

14,6972,721

Oct. 15

53,527

15,8351,740

15,775

5,159

6,8783,805

11,342

15,1382,266

Dec. 10

52,762

14,3842,355

17,964

4,001

7,3004,139

10,304

14,1412,976

Oct. 22

49,832

15,9732,007

17,144

3,730

7,1004,020

10,536

12,5042,484

Dec. 17

51,140

14,0762,864

17,847

4,070

7,5344,1369,981

14,4112,950

Oct. 29

47,442

15,2302,200

17,232

3,828

7,2164,570

10,956

12,2002,126

Dec. 24

46,737

13,8982,682

16,656

4,324

7,7504,495

.10,820

13,3853,254

Nov. 5

49,000

14,1392,669

16,584

4,645

7,7904,051

10,987

13,3052,774

Dec. 31

45,865

13,8462,242

14,598

5,266

7,7384,491

13,847

15,5322,763


5. Federal Reserve Bank interest ratesA. Short-term adjustment credit to depository institutions1

Percent per annum. Figures in parentheses indicate day of month new rate became effective.

Year and month

1979 -In effect December 31. .

1980-FebruaryMay. . . .JuneJulySeptemberNovemberDecember . . .

In effect December 31. .

Boston

12

(19) 13(30) 12(16) 11(29) 10(26) 11(17) 12

(8) 13

13

NewYork

12

(15) 13(29) 12(13) 11(28) 10(26) 11(17) 12

(5) 13

13

Phila-delphia

12

(19) 13(29) 12(13) 11(29) 10(26) 11(17) 12(8) 13

13

Cleve-land

12

(15) 13(29) 12(13) 11(28) 10(26) 11(17) 12

(5) 13

13

Rich-mond

12

(15) 13(29) 12(13) 11(28) 10(26) 1 1(17) 12(5) 13

13

Atlanta

12

(15) 13(29) 12(16) 11(28) 10(26) 1 1(17) 12(5) 13

13

Chicago

12

(15) 13(29) 12(13) 11(28) 10(26) 1 1(17) 12

(8) 13

13

St.Louis

12

(15) 13(29) 12(13) 11(28) 10(26) 11(17) 12(5)13

13

Minne-apolis

12

(15) 13(29) 12(13) 11(28) 10(26) 11(17) 12

(5) 13

13

KansasCity

12

(19) 13(29) 12(13) 11(28) 10(26) 11(17) 12

(5) 13

13

Dallas

12

(15) 13(29) 12(13) 11(28) 10(26) 1 1(17) 12

(8) 13

13

SanFran-cisco

12

(15) 13(29) 12(13)11(28) 10(26) 11(17) 12

(5) 13

13

B. Extended credit to depository institutionsPercent per annum. Figures in parentheses indicate day of month new rate became effective.

Year and month

1979-In effect December 31. .

1980— FebruaryMayJuneJulySeptember . .NovemberDecember


Boston NewYork

Phila-delphia

Cleve-land

Rich-mond Atlanta Chicago St.

LouisMinne-apolis

KansasCity Dallas

SanFran-cisco

Seasonal credit

(19,(30](16;(29](26(1c

12

13121110111213

13

12

(15) 13(29) 12(13)11(28) 10(26)11(17) 12(5)13

13

12

(19) 13(29) 12(13)11(29) 10(26)11(17) 12(8)13

13

12

15)1329) 1213)11

(28) 10(26)11(17) 12

(5)13

13

12

(15) 13(29) 12(13)11(28) 10(26)11(17) 12(5)13

13

12

(15) 13(29) 12(16)11(28) 10(26)11(17) 12(5)13

13

12

(15) 13(29) 12(13)11(28) 10(26)11(17) 12(8)13

13

12

(15) 13(29) 12(13)11(28) 10(26)11(17) 12

(5)13

13

12

(15)13(29) 12(13)11(28) 10(26) 11(17) 12

(5)13

13

12

19)1329)1213) 1128)10

(26) 11(17) 12(5)13

13

(15(29(13

88(S

12

13121110111213

13

12

(15) 13(29) 12(13)11(28) 10(26) 11(17) 12(5)13

13


5. Federal Reserve Bank interest rates—ContinuedB. Extended credit to depository institutions-ContinuedPercent per annum. Figures in parentheses indicate day of month new rate became effective.

Year and month


1980 -FebruaryMayJuneJulySeptemberNovemberDecember


Boston NewYork

Phila-delphia

Cleve-land


LouisMinne-apolis

Kansas TCity l Dallas

SanFran-cisco

Special circumstances1

13

(19) 14(30) 13(16) 12(29)11(26) 12(17) 13(8)14

14

(15(29

(5

13

)14> 13

1211121314

14

(19](29](13(29(26(17

(8

13

14131211121314

14

13

(15) 14(29) 13(13) 12(28)11(26) 12(17)13(5)14

14

(15(29(13(28(26(17(5

13

) 14)13

12111213

)14

14

13

(15) 14(29) 13(16) 12(28) 11(26) 12(17) 13(5)14

14

13

(15) 14(29) 13(13) 12(28) 11(26) 12(17) 13(8)14

14

13

(15) 14(29) 13(13) 12(28) 11(26) 12(17) 13(5)14

14

13

(15) 14(29) 13(13) 12(28)11(26) 12(17) 13(5)14

14

(19](29](13(28(26(17(5

13

14 (H3 (

12 (11 (12 (13 (14

14

13

15 1429 1313 1228 1126 12

14

13

(15) 14(29) 13(13) 12(28)11(26) 12(17) 13(5)14

14

C. Emergency credit to all others under last paragraph of Section 131

Percent per annum. Figures in parentheses indicate day of month new rate became effective.

Year and month


1980-FebruaryMay. . .JuneJulySeptemberNovemberDecember


Boston

15

(19) 16(30) 15(16) 14(29) 13(26) 14(17) 15

(8) 16

16

NewYork

15

(15) 16(29) 15(13) 14(28) 13(26) 14(17) 15

(5) 16

16

Phila-delphia

15

(19) 16(29) 15(13) 14(29) 13(26) 14(17) 15(8) 16

16

Cleve-land

15

(15) 16(29) 15(13) 14(28) 13(26) 14(17) 15

(5) 16

16

Rich-mond

15

(15) 16(29) 15(13) 14(28) 13(26) 14(17) 15

(5) 16

16

Atlanta

15

(15) 16(29) 15(16) 14(28) 13(26) 14(17) 15

(5) 16

16

Chicago

15

(15) 16(29) 15(13) 14(28) 13(26) 14(17) 15

(8) 16

16

St.Louis

15

(15) 16(29) 15(13) 14(28) 13(26) 14(17) 15

(5) 16

16

Minne-apolis

15

(15) 16(29) 15(13) 14(28) 13(26) 14(17) 15

(5) 16

16

KansasCity

15

(19) 16(29) 15(13) 14(28) 13(26) 14(17) 15

(5) 16

16

Dallas

15

(15) 16(29) 15(13) 14(28) 13(26) 14(17) 15

(8) 16

16

SanFran-cisco

15

(15) 16(29) 15(13) 14(28) 13(26) 14(17) 15

(5) 16

16

6. Depository institutions reserve requirements1

Percent of deposits

Type of deposit, and depositinterval in millions of dollars

Net demand2

0-22-1010-100100-400Over 400

Time and savings2^Savings

Time*0-5, by maturity

30-179 days180 days to 4 years4 years or more

Over 5, by maturity30-179 days180 days to 4 years4 years or more

Member bank requirementsbefore implementation of the

Monetary Control Act

Percent

79V2

H3/4123/416V4

3

2V21

62V21

Effective date

12/30/7612/30/7612/30/7612/30/7612/30/76

3/16/67

3/16/671/8/76

10/30/75

12/12/741/8/76

10/30/75

Type of deposit, anddeposit interval

Net transaction accounts^$0-$25 millionOver $25 million

Nonpersonal time deposits^By original maturity

Less than 4 years4 years or more

Eurocurrency liabilitiesAll types

Depository institution require-ments after implementation of

the Monetary Control Act5

Percent

312

30

3

Effective date

11/13/8011/13/80

11/13/8011/13/80

11/13/80


7. Margin requirements1

Percent of market value; effective dates shown.

Type of security or sale

1 Margin stocks2 Convertible bonds ....3 Short sales4 Writing options2

Mar. 11, 1968

705070

June 8, 1968

806080

May 6, 1970

655065

Dec. 6, 1971

555055

Nov. 24, 1972

655065

Jan. 3, 1974

505050

Jan. 1, 1977

50505030

8. Maximum interest rates payable on time and savings deposits at federally insured institutions1

Percent per annum

Type and maturity of deposit

1 Savings2 Negotiable order of withdrawal

accounts3

Time accounts4

Fixed ceiling rates by maturity^1

3 14-89 days°4 90 days to 1 year5 1 to 2 years8

6 2 to 2 72 years8

7 2V2 to 4 years8

8 4 to 6 years9 .9 6 to 8 years9

10 8 years or more9

11 Issued to governmental units(all maturities)11

12 Individual retirement accounts andKeogh (H.R. 10) plans (3 yearsor more)11'

Special variable ceiling rates by maturity13 6-month money market

time deposits13

14 2Y2 years or more

Commercial banks

In effect Dec. 31, 1980

Percent

5V4

5V4

5V453/4

66V27*/4

%8

8

(14)

(15)

Effectivedate

7/1/79

12/31/80

8/1/791/1/807/1/737/1/73

11/1/7312/23/74

6/1/78

6/1/78

6/1/78

(14)

(15)

Previous maximum

Percent

5

5

i*$53/4(1°)7V4(7)

73/4

73/4

ffl

Effectivedate

7/1/73

1/1/74

7/1/737/1/73

1/21/701/21/701/21/70

11/1/73

12/23/74

7/6/77

(14)(16)

Savings and loan associations andmutual savings banks

In effect Dec. 31, 1980

Percent

5V2

5l/4

(?6'/2

63/47l/273/48

8

8

(14)

O5)

Effectivedate

7/1/79

12/31/80

1/1/80(2)(2)

11/1/7312/23/74

6/1/786/1/78

6/1/78

6/1/78

(14)

(15)

Previous maximum

Percent

5V4

5

Q53/453/466TO7V2(7)73/4

73/4

(14)(.6)

Effectivedate

(2)

1/1/74

1/21/701/21/701/21/70

11/1/73

12/23/74

7/6/77

(14)(16)


9* Federal Reserve open market transactionsMillions of dollars

Type of transaction1

U.S. GOVERNMENTSECURITIES

Outright transactions(excluding matchedtransactions)

Treasury bills1 Gross purchases . . .2 Gross sales3 Exchange4 Redemptions

Others within 1 year5 Gross purchases . . .6 Gross sales7 Maturity shift8 Exchange9 Redemptions

/ to 5 years10 Gross purchases . . .11 Gross sales12 Maturity shift13 Exchange . . .

5 to 10 years14 Gross purchases . . .15 Gross sales16 Maturity shift17 Exchange

Over 10 years18 Gross purchases . . .19 Gross sales20 Maturity shift21 Exchange .

A 11 maturities22 Gross purchases . . .23 Gross sales24 Redemptions

Matched transactions25 Gross sales26 Gross purchases . . .

Repurchase agreements27 Gross purchases . . .28 Gross sales

29 Net change in govern-ment securities . .

FEDERAL AGENCYOBLIGATIONS

Year

7,6687,331

03,389

912o12,427

-182510

2,1380

-8,90913,412

7030

-3,0922970

8110

-4261 869

12,2327,3313,389

674 000675,496

113,902113 040

3,869

Jan.

01,722

0790

0o383

-4030

00

-383403

0000

000o

01,722

790

5302555,557

5,7046,872

-1,148

Feb.

1871,590

0400

0o1,822

-2 1770

00

-3741,377

00

-1,364450

00

-84350

1871,590

400

54 54154,584

5,4074,787

-1,140

Mar.

1,370000

2920

921-809

0

3550

-921809

107000

81000

2,20600

55,65854,636

6,6826,379

1,486

Apr.

2,428108

00

1090

179-459

0

3730

-179459

6200o

64000

3,036108

0

5731657,479

3,0293 952

2,168

May

838232

00

1550

1,670-5 276

0

4050

-1,3023,000

1330

-251 300

2160

-342976

1,747232

0

49 93450,965

7,7174 811

5,452

1980

June

322000

1210

412-1,479

0

4650

-4121,479

164000

12900o

1,20000

5059052,076

12,81015 258

238

July

02,264

0950

00

311-788

0

00

-311788

000o

0000

02,264

950

48 37046,023

10,71910 110

^,952

Aug.

04700

1370

2,423-3,134

0

5410

-7201,750

2360

-1,7031,000

32000

384

1,23447

0

7231571,645

2,7833016

284

Sept.

200237

00

00

589-1,459

0

00

-5891,459

0000

0000

200237

0

55 76656,207

3,2032,743

863

Oct.

991531

0700

00

596-420

0

00

-596420

000o

0o0o

991531700

55 78756,462

20,14519 808

771

Nov.

0600

0500

00

2,368-879

0

00

-2,368500

000

220

000

159

0600500

40 94441,129

24,16923 924

-670

Dec.

1,33100

49

100o754

-9670

00

-754967

000o

000o

1,4310

49

7975478,734

11,53411 381

516

Outright transactions30 Gross purchases . . .31 Gross sales32 Redemptions

Repurchase agreements33 Gross purchases . . .34 Gross sales

35 Net change in agencyobligations

BANKERS ACCEPTANCES

36 Outright transactions,net

37 Repurchase agreements,net

38 Net change in bankersacceptances

39 Total net change inSystem OpenMarket Account . .

668 00 0

145 0

0 6680 05 2

00

91

00

21

00

22

28,895 3,049 2,403 1,883 483 1,611 3,035 1,737 1,082 977 5,922 4,825 1,88928,863 3,543 2,372 1,834 563 1,258 3,351 1,242 1,132 1,188 5,734 4,880 1,767

555 -494 31 45 586 353 -318 492 -50 -302 167 -55 99

0 0 0

73 -704 205

0 0 0

-34 -171 366

0 0 0

-64 -33 222

73 -704 205 -34 -171 366 -64 -33 222

0 0 0

67 -43 253

67 -43 253

4,497 -2,345 -903 1,497 2,582 6,171 -73 -4,523 202 784 1,005 -768 868


10. Federal Reserve BanksA. Consolidated condition statement, 1980Millions of dollars, end of period

Account

ASSETS

1 Gold certificateaccount

2 Special drawing rightscertificateaccount

3 Coin1

Loans4 Member bank

borrowings . . .5 Other

Acceptances6 Bought outright. . .7 Held under repur-

chaseagreement . . .

Federal agencyobligations

8 Bought outright. . ,9 Held under repur-

chaseagreement . . .

U.S. governmentsecurities

Bought outright10 Bills

Certificates11 Special12 Other13 Notes14 Bonds

15 Total boughtoutright2 . . .

16 Held under repur-chaseagreement . . .

17 Total U.S. governmentsecurities

18 Total loans andsecurities . .

19 Cash items in processof collection. . . .

20 Bank premisesOther assets

21 Denominated inforeigncurrencies^ . . .

22 All other

23 Total assets

Jan.

11,172

2,968469

8280

0

0

8,216

0

45,264

00

56,49414,553

116,311

0

116,311

125,355

10,050411

2,2202,606

155.251

Feb.

11,172

2,968468

3,3640

0

205

8,216

31

43,503

00

56,41114,636

114,550

621

115,171

126,987

8,906411

2,1231,880

154.915

Mar.

11,172

2,968415

2,5020

0

171

8,211

80

43,851

00

57,16414,719

115,734

923

116,657

127,621

8,949430

2,3782,202

156.135

Apr.

11,172

2,968387

4,7700

0

0

8,877

0

46,335

00

57,70714,783

118,825

0

118,825

132,472

10,595433

2,2362,894

163.157

May

11,172

2,968401

6020

0

366

8,877

353

47,972

00

57,42515,974

121,371

2,906

124,277

134,475

8,386448

2,3042,403

162.557

June

11,172

3,018408

2150

0

373

8,875

37

49,781

00

58,17416,103

124,058

457

124,515

134,015

9,375441

2,3392,779

163.547

July

11,172

3,118399

5620

0

310

8,873

531

44,220

00

58,17416,103

118,497

1,066

119,563

129,839

8,312445

2,2013,022

158,508

Aug.

11,172

3,268405

1,5150

0

277

8,873

482

43,503

00

58,70316,808

119,014

834

119,848

130,995

9,721449

2,2352,645

160,890

Sept.

11,168

3,268427

9820

0

499

8,782

271

43,907

00

58,70316,808

119,418

1,293

120,711

131,245

12,481450

2,2452,879

164,163

Oct.

11,163

3,268429

1,5670

0

566

8,761

459

44,341

00

58,70316,808

119,852

1,630

121,482

132,835

8,691453

2,7502,957

162,546

Nov.

11,162

3,368416

2,2840

0

523

8,761

404

43,425

00

58,61816,893

118,936

1,876

120,812

132,784

12,831457

3,6312,451

167,100

Dec.

11,161

2,518397

1,8090

0

776

8,739

525

43,688

00

58,71816,893

119,299

2,029

121,328

133,177

12,554457

5,1043,177

168,545


10. Federal Reserve Banks—ContinuedA. Consolidated condition statement, 1980-ContinuedMillions of dollars, end of period

Account

LIABILITIES

24 Federal Reservenotes** . .

Deposits25 Member bank

reserveaccounts . .

26 Edge Actcorporations . .

27 U.S. agencies andbranches offoreign banks .

28 Total29 U.S. Treasury-

Generalaccount . . .

30 Foreign31 Other

32 Total deposits

33 Deferred availabilitycash items

34 Other liabilities andaccrueddividends5 . .

35 Total liabilities . . .

CAPITAL ACCOUNTS

36 Capital paid in37 Surplus38 Other capital

accounts

Jan.

108 927

31 232

244

1631492

2,931440339

35,202

5,440

2425

151,994

1,1531,145

959

Feb.

109,170

31,725

328

5532,108

2,417450350

35,325

5,752

2,106

152,353

1,1531,145

264

Mar.

110,597

31,870

308

9232270

2,334468313

35,385

5,267

2,173

153,422

1,1591,145

409

Apr.

Ill 524

32,927

315

4033 282

4,561648553

39,044

7,523

2,470

160,561

1,1621,145

289

May

113,118

31,804

376

20232,382

4,523380

1,160

38,445

5,911

2,389

159,863

1,1641,145

385

June

114,502

33,187

397

2833 612

3,199691

1,332

38,834

5,208

2,250

160,794

1,1691,145

439

July

115,654

27,548

372

027,920

3,954436500

32,810

5,504

1,957

155,925

1,1751,145

263

Aug.

116,925

29,338

342

029,680

2,742336383

33,141

6,254

1,879

158,199

1,1801,145

366

Sept.

117,144

28,146

0

028,146

4,102460363

33,071

9,289

1,877

161,381

1,1841,145

453

Oct.

118,248

30,518

0

030,518

1,864368338

33,088

6,497

2,042

159,875

1,1991,145

327

Nov.

121,191

31,528

0

031,528

2,435368478

34,809

6,039

2,317

164,356

1,1991,145

400

Dec.

124,241

27,456

0

027,456

3,062411617

31,546

8,087

2,265

166,139

1,2031,203

0

39 Total liabilities andcapitalaccounts

40 MEMO: MarketableU.S. governmentsecurities held incustody forforeign and inter-national account.

155,251 154,915 156,135 163,157 162,557 163,547 158,508 160,890 164,163 162,546 167,100 168,545

81,039 80,625 77,566 74,045 75,691 82,226 82,862 84,331 84,526 86,150 90,529 91,795

27


10. Federal Reserve Banks—ContinuedB. Federal Reserve note statement, 1980Millions pf dollars, end of period

Account

1 Federal Reserve notesoutstanding (is-sued to Bank) . .

2 Less-Notes held byReserve Bank1 .

3 Federal Reservenotes, net. . . .

Collateral held againstnotes outstanding


5 Special drawing rightscertificateaccount

6 Other eligible assets .7 U.S. government

securities . .

8 Total collateral

Jan.

125,707

n,a.

n.a.

11,172

2,968635

110,932

125,707

Feb.

127,046

n.a.

n.a.

11,172

2,9681,473

111,433

127,046

Mar.

128,418

n.a.

n.a.

11,172

2,9681,665

112,613

128,418

Apr.

130,478

n.a.

n.a.

11,172

2,9681,613

114,725

130,478

May

131,334

n.a.

n.a.

11,172

2,96842

117,152

131,334

June

132,861

n.a.

n.a.

11,172

3,01829

118,642

132,861

July

134,545

n.a.

n.a.

11,172

3,11886

120,169

134,545

Aug.

134,781

n.a,

n.a.

11,172

3,268553

119,788

134,781

Sept.

137,292

20,148

117,144

11,168

3,2680

102,708

117,144

Oct.

137,871

19,623

118,248

11,163

3,2680

103,817

118,248

Nov.

138,699

17,508

121,191

11,162

3,3680

106,661

121,191

Dec.

140,184

15,943

124,241

11,161

2,5180

110,562

124,241

C. Maturity distribution of loans and securities held, 1980Millions of dollars, end of period

Type and maturitygrouping

1 Loans . .2 Within 15 days . . .3 16 days to 90 days .4 91 days to 1 year. .

5 Acceptances6 Within 15 days . . .7 16 days to 90 days .8 91 days to 1 year. .

9 U.S. governmentsecurities

10 Within 15 days*. . .1 1 16 days to 90 days .12 91 days to 1 year . .13 Over 1 year to

5 years . .14 Over 5 years to

10 years15 Over 10 years . . . .

16 Federal agencyobligations. . . .

17 Within 15 days 17. .18 16 days to 90 days .19 91 days to 1 year. .20 Over 1 year to

5 years21 Over 5 years to

10 years22 Over 10 years . . . .

Jan.

828813

150

0000

116,3113,878

22,81536,211

27,885

12,77412,748

8,21679

5461,277

4,238

1,356720

Feb.

3,3643,324

400

205205

00

115,1713,086

27,70830,615

28,888

11,86013,014

8,247—119

2681,480

4,242

1,318720

Mar.

2,5022,458

440

171171

00

116,6574,238

25,31932,907

29,131

11,96713,095

8,291- 224

2791,478

4,337

1,253720

Apr.

4,7704,716

540

0000

118,8257,519

22,17934,155

29,784

12,02913,159

8,87748

4091,627

4,778

1,271744

May

602594

80

366366

00

124,2774,821

28,36331,349

32,298

13,43714,009

9,230528417

1,612

4,670

1,259744

June

215211

40

373373

00

124,5153,633

28,03931,686

33,418

13,60114,138

8,912223518

1,499

4,663

1,265744

July

562560

20

310310

00

119,5634,693

21,90831,328

33,895

13,60114,138

9,404615761

1,310

4,770

1,204744

Aug.

1,5151,510

50

277277

00

119,8483,394

20,30232,139

36,037

13,13414,842

9,355769607

1,249

4,802

1,184744

Sept.

982973

90

499499

00

120,7113,168

22,47930,751

36,336

13,13514,842

9,053522508

1,312

4,818

1,149744

Oct.

1,5671,550

170

566566

00

121,4822,993

24,05930,293

36,160

13,13514,842

9,22063

1,0031,558

4,771

1,140685

Nov.

2,2832,272

110

523523

00

120,8125,494

23,08628,934

34,942

13,35415,002

9,165556467

1,495

4,870

1,092685

Dec.

1,8091,757

520

776776

00

121,3284,780

23,49930,187

34,505

13,35515,002

9,264705426

1,519

4,837

1,092685


11. Demand deposits, debits, and deposit turnover, by m^jor banking groupA. Seasonally adjusted

Period

1979-JanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember


Demand deposits1

(billions of dollars)

Allbanks

297,7295.0294.4301.0299.9304.6306.7306.1313.1313.1311.2311.2

310.6312.1310.6 .294.5301.9305,0309.1317.5321.2323.4319.5314.2

MajorN.YC. banks

28.027.327.427.327.428.828.528,729,730.829.930.0

31.031.131,129.529.330.330.231.131.932.631.831.6

Otherbanks

273.7267,7267.1276.4272.5275.8278.2277.4283.5282.3281.3281.3

279.6281.0279.6265.0272.6274.7278.8286.4289.3290.8287.7282.6

Debits1

(annual rate, billions of dollars)

Allbanks

44,799.644,153.045,326.046,772.447,777.950,478,052,030.952,816.654,498.653,170,551,666.253,809.8

58,797.259,369.959,186.757,889.361,493.461,790.263,257.865,498.265,258.665,346.767,621.469,950.2

MajorN.Y.C. banks

16,345.515,428.815,637.716,898.417,212.619,748.519,992.520,364.121,119.019,679.619,224.320,500.8

23,679.823,036.522,937,823,792.725,509.224,789.625,540.926,708.426,104.726,035.026,821.827,352.2

Otherbanks

28,454.128,724.229,688.229,874.130,565.430,729.532,038.432,452.533,379.633,490.932,441.933,309.1

35,117.536,333.436,248.934,096.635,984.237,000.637,716.938,789.839,154.039,311.740,799.642,598.0

Deposit turnover (annual rate,ratio of debits to deposits)

Allbanks

150.5149.7153.9155.4159,3165,7169.6172.5174,0169.8166.0172.9

189.3190.2190.5196.6203.7202.6204.7206.3203,2202,1211.6222.7

MajorN.Y.C. banks

584.3565.1571.7618.3628.3685.5700.7709.1711.5639.1643,0684.0

763.4741.2738.0805.9871.8817.1844.6859.7818.6799.5842.2865.8

Otherbanks

105.5107.3111.2109.2112.2111.4115.2117.0117.8118.6115.3118.4

125.6129.3129.7128.7132.0134.7135.3135.4135.3135.2141.8150.8

B. Not seasonally adjusted

Period

1979-JanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJune . .JulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember


Demand deposits1


Allbanks

305.5290.3290.3303.7294.5304.3307.3300.0311.9312.1313.4321.5

318.8307.5306.9297.7297.0305.2310.3311.1319.9322.4321.8324.5

MajorN.Y.C. banks

29.227.427.527.326.929.128.927,329.329.930.131.2

32.431.431.229.528.730.630.629.631.531.632.132.9

Otherbanks

276.3262.9262,8276.4267.6275.3278.5272,7282.6282.3283.3290.3

286.4276.3275.7268.2268.3274.6279.7281.5288.4290.8289.7291.6

Debits1

(annual rate, billions of dollars)

Allbanks

47,442.740,090,947,139.046,912.748,590.150,831.451,510.653,503.249,648.255,616.350,994,655,047.5

62,325.154,679.758,950.060,494.260,386.561,913.765,282.061,306.364,214.568,810.161,332.677.294.9

MajorN.Y.C. banks

17,309.914,382.816,797.717,008.817,413.519,487.319,280.020,077.119,072.520,316.919,169.021,538.6

25,311.221,761.623,389.824,761.024,762.124,728.225,867.924,106.925,373.827,532.824,245.731,076,2

Otherbanks

30,132.825,708.230,341.429,903.931,176,731,344.132,230.633,426.130,575,735,299.431,825.533,508.9

37,013.832,918.135,560.235,733.235,624.437,185,539,414.237,199.438,840.741,277.337,086.946.218.8


Allbanks

155.3150.5162.4154.5165.0167.0167.6178.3159.2178.2162.7171,2

195.6178.0192.5203.6203.7203.2210.8197.1200.7213.4190.6238.2

MajorN.Y.C. banks

592,0584.3610.7623.0647,3670.7667.8735.1651.4680.5636.7689.4

781.6698.8749.5838.7861.8808.6845.9814.8806.2871.5756.1944.1

Otherbanks

109.4105.5115.4108.2116.5113.9115.7122.6108.2125.0112.3115.4

129.3119.3129.3133.5133.1135.6141.2132.1134.7141.9128.0158.5

29


12. Savings deposits, debits, and deposit turnover, by type of depositorNot seasonally adjusted

Period

1979_januaryFebruaryMarchApril . . , ,MayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember

1980— JanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMay . . ,JuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember

Savings deposits1


Alldepositors

217.8215.9216,5217.7216.0217.1219.1218.4216.6213.3206.6204.6

203.8200,4196.8192.3190.6196.3204.0208.3210.2210.9210.7204.5

Business2

11.010.410.510.710.710.610.711.111.210.810.510.2

9.89.59.08.78.99.6

10.411.011.111.311.310.6

Other

200.2197.8197.3197.1194.9195.8197.0195.1193.1190.0183.6181.8

180.7177.6174.1169.8167.9171.2176.9179.7180.5180.4178,9173.0

Debits(annual rate, billions of dollars)

Alldepositors

596.8438.4587.6687.0726.6654.4766.0721.9663.4833.4765.0733.4

874.2762.8826.3908.3765.6766.6809.8793.2921.1973.8842.8

1,041.6

Business2

75,355.478.275.174.175.878.181.377.590.781.784,3

91,784.090.692.785,588.490.387.495.8

100.195.6

119.2

Other

468.3332.3448.6535.5568.4494.7605.6548.8492,5629.7577.3545.1

640.5560.8610.4647.9542.3525.4560.8560.3649.0688.2573.7704,2


Alldepositors

2.72.02.73.23.43.03.53.33.13.93.73.6

4.33,84.24.74,03.94,03.84.44.64.05.1

Business2

6.85.37,47.06.97.17.37.36.98.47.88.3

9.48.8

10.110.69.69,28.78.08.68.88.5

11.3

Other

2.31.72.32,72.92.53.12.82.63.33.13.0

3.53.23.53.83.23.13.23.13.63.83.24.1

30


13. Measures of the money stock1

A. Seasonally adjustedBillions of dollars

Year and month

1977 -"January .FebruaryMarchAprilMayJuneJulyAugust. . . , . .SeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember

1978-January .FebruaryMarchAprilMayJune . . .JulyAugust. .SeptemberOctober .NovemberDecember

1979-JanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJune , , .JulyAugust. .SeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember

1980-January .FebruaryMarch . .AprilMayJune . . .JulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember

Measures

Ml-A

310.6312,5314.4317.0317.5319.1321.3322.6324.9327.5329.5331.4

334.9335.0336.3339.7343.0345.6347,1348.8352.1352.8354.0354.8

353.8353.4355.4359.4359,0363.0365,9367.5369.1369.7371.2372.7

374.4377.2376.5370.1370.4373.6376.6382.8386.4390.1391.3387.7

Ml-B

314.2316.1318.2320.8321.4323.2325.5326.9329.4332.2334.2336.4

339.9340.2341.5345.2348.7351.3352.9354.8358.2359.0361.6364.2

364.8365.9368.9374.5374.5378.5382.2384.5386.4387.2388.7390.5

392.7396.9396.7391.0391.3394.9399.3406.9411.8416.3419.1415.6

M2

1,183.01,195.51,206.91,218.21,229.61,237,71,247.71,258.31,268.91,277.01,287.71,296.4

1,305.31,312.4,320.4,328.6,339.0,345.8,353.7,364.1,376.7,384.3,394.6

1,404.2

1,411.71,420.51,432.51,446.51,456.41,470.21,482,71,495.31,506.81,510.8,517.1

1,525.2

1,538.71,553.41,559.61,553.61,568.21,589.31,614.01,633,41,644.91,654.01,668.51,669.4

M3

1,314.61,327.71,340.41,352.01,366.31,378.41,391.81,406.51,420.21,432.31,449.21,462.5

1,474.41,485.71,500.61,514.61,531.51,541.31,553.51,569.11,584.21,592.71,611.51,625.7

1,636.11,648.01,660.71,674.61,686.51,701.51,714.91,731.61,751.21,760.21,765,51,775.1

1,791.51,811.01,818.61,816.91,832.81,851.91,872.91,896.71,911.91,927.51,950.71,963.5

L

1,542.31,558.31,572.81,587.11,603.41,618.91,635.31,653.21,669,51,686,11,707.71,722.7

1,739.01,754,51,770.61,789.51,809.91,824.21,840.11,858.81,876.81,889.01,915.41,936.5

1,953.21,970.31,991.12,012.42,033.72,061.72,079.02,096.82,121.12,132.82,140.62,151.1

2,174.72,198.92,210.42,218.22,231.52,245.92,263.72,290,52,308.12,325.62,356.12,377.4

Components

Currency

81.381.982.483.183.784.285.285.786.487.187.888.6

89,289.990.791.292.292.993.494.195.095.796.597.4

98.298.999.6

100.3101,0101.9102.7103.7104.6105.2105.6106.1

107.3108.1108.9109.1110.4111.1112.1113.4113,8114.9115.7116.1

Demanddeposits

226.6227.7229.2230.9230.8231.9233.1233.9235.5237.3238.6239.7

242.5242.0242.5245.3247.6249,4250.3251.3253.7253.7254.0253.9

252.1251.1252.3255.5254.3257.5259.6260.1260.8260.8261.8262.8

263.3265.2263.8257.1256.1258.7260.7265,4268.6271.2271.6267.4

Traveler'schecks2

2.82.82.92.92.93,03.03.03.03.13.13.1

3.13.13.23,23.33.33.33.43.43.43.53.5

3.53.53.63.63.73.63.63.63.73.73.73.8

3.83.83.83.83.83.83.83.94.04.04.14.2

Savingsdeposits

453.8458.8461,9465.6468.3469.3471.8475.4478.2480.3483.9486.5

488.8491.7493.1494.0495.1492.6487.7486.3486.4484.2480.8475.5

468.0462,7459.4454.9451.4450.1449.3447.5442.3430.6420.1416.5

412.6406.4396.0381.9377.7384.6395.9404.6407.9407.8406.1393.0

Smalltime

deposits3

401.9406.7412.0417.2423.0429.0434.1438.5443.3446.8450,1453.8

457.1459.9463.4467.0471.3479.3489.3497.1505,9513.9523.0533,3

546.5555.9564.7574.6583.3591.0598.1606.8618.0630.8645.8652.7

660.4669,2683.5702.2712.9714.1712.6713.6718.1724.0738.0756.8

Largetime

deposits4

117.7117.8118.3118.5119.1123.4126.4129.6132.2136.3140.7145.1

148.7152.2158.0163.6169.0173.6177.1180.8183.5183.9190.8194.0

197.4200.0199.9198.8198.6198.9200.3204,2210.8216,7218.1219.7

222.8227.5230.2234.4235.9233.3228.2229.6233.4237.7245.4256,8


13. Measures of the money stock1—ContinuedB. Not seasonally adjustedBillions of dollars

Year and month

1977— JanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptember . . . .OctoberNovember . . . .December . . . .

1978-JanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJune . .JulyAugust,September . . . .OctoberNovember . . . .December . . . .

1979- JanuaryFebruaryMarchApril . . .MayJuneJulyAugustSeptember . . . .OctoberNovember . . . .December . . . .

1980-JanuaryFebruaryMarch . .AprilMayJune . .JulyAugustSeptember . . . .OctoberNovember . . . .December . . . .

Measures

Ml-A

314,9306.1309.3319.5312.6318.4322.9320.8324.2328.3331.7340.1

339.4327,8330.5343.0337.7344.7349,1346,9352.0354.4356.5364.2

358.0345.5348.8362.7353.4362.1367.9365,8369.2371.5373.8382.5

378.4368.5369,5373.3364.6372.7378.7381.1386.6391.7394.1397.7

Ml-B

318.4309.7313.1323.4316.4322.5327.1325.1328.8333.0336.5345.1

344.5332.9335.8348.4343.3350.4354.9352.9358.1360.6364,1373.6

369.0357.5362.0377.4368.2377.9384.5383.0386.8389.2391.4400.6

397.2387.5389.1393.9384.7394.3401.8405,4412,3418.4421.9425.9

M2

1,184.41,187.21,204.31,225,61,227.21,241.11,253.71,256.51,266.61,277,61,284.51,299.0

1,307.61,302,61,316.61,336.11,335.01,348.41,360.11,362.71,375.81,387.31,392.91,409.0

1,413.61,409.11,427.11,453.11,450,61,472.4,488.6

1,493.71,505.81,514.31,516.11,531,3

1,541.31,541.81,554.21,560.81,562.6,591.3,619.4,630.7,643.3,657.5,666.9,675.2

M3

1,317.21,319.91,338.21,358.51,363.51,379.91,395.91,404.41,417.51,432.91,446.81,467.7

1,478.51,477.31,498,01,521.11,526.91,540.91,557.01,566.41,582.21,595.71,611.71,634.6

1,640.31,638.51,657.31,680.31,680.01,699.91,717.61,728,21,748.71,763.21,766.71,785.5

1,796.61,801.41,815.41,822.91,826.41,849.51,874.91,891.91,908.71,930.51,951,71,974.0

L

1,544.71,552.11,572.31,594.61,601.91,619,61,637.91,650.41,666.01,686.31,704.81,726.7

1,742.51,747.51,769.91,797.51,807.31,823.81,842.41,855.51,873.81,891.21,914.61,943.6

1,955.91,962.21,989.82,020.02,030.42,061.02,080.22,092.62,117.62,134.42,139.92,158.8

2,177.72,190.72,210.02,227.02,229.42,245.32,264.12,284.82,303.92,326,52,354.12,384.0

Components

Cur-rency

80.780.981.782.983.584.385.785.886.287.088.590.3

88.688.989.990.991.992.994.094.394.995.797,499.4

97,597.798.799.9

100.7101.9103.2103.9104,5105,2106.6108.3

106.6106.8107.9108.7109.9111.1112.7113.7113.7114.9116.7118.4

De-mand

de-posits

231.5222.5224.8233.9226.2231.1233.8231.6234.8238.3240,2247,0

247.8236.0237.6249.0242.6248.5251.3248.8253.5255.3255.7261.5

257.2244.5246.7259.3249.2256.5260.6257.8260,8262.5263.7270.8

268.3258.1257.9260.9251,0257.6261.7263.0268.6272.8273.5275.4

Travel-er's

checks2

2.62.72.72.72.83.13.43.43.23.13.02.9

2.93.03.03.03.13.43.83.83.63.53.33.3

3.33.33.43.43.53.84.04.13.93.83.63.5

3.63.63.63.63.74.04.34.44.34.13.93.9

Othercheck-

able de-posits5

3.63.73.83,93.94.14.24.44.64.74.85.0

5.15.25.35.55.65.85.96.06.16.37.69.4

11.112.013.314.814.915.916.717.217.717.717.718.2

18.819.119.720,720.221.723.224.425.926.828.028.3

Over-night

RPsandEuro-

dollars6

12.412.913.813.816.115.515.716.817.217.018.618.6

18.118.619,719,520.418.719.521.020.721.322.823.9

23.524.525.926.728.729.328.528.729.928.925.825,4

27.527.826.322.023.425.329.631.733.032.732.832.4

Moneymarketmutualfunds

3.63.83.83.73.63.53.43.43.53.53.63.8

4.24.85.35.86.36.87.27.88.48.99,4

10.3

12.114.516.819.221.824.628.031.233.736.940.443.6

49.156.760.960.466.874,280.680.778.277.477.075.8

Savingsdeposits

451.0455.0461.9467.9469.4472.7476.1477.1478.8481.3481.5483.1

485.9486.7491.9495.1495.0495.4492.5489.2488.8487.2479,3472.6

464.6456.9457.1454.7450.2452.1454.0450,9445.4434.4419.1413.9

409.6400.7393.3381.4376,4386.3400.3408.0411.4411.9405.0390.2

Smalltimede-

posits3

401.9408.6414.6419.7424.4429.7434,1436.8441.1445.5447.1451.3

457.8462.4466.6470.0472.8479.8488.9494.8502.7512.4520.3531.7

547.4558.8568.6578.5584.9591.7596.9603.3613.5628.5643.1651.4

661.5672.7688.3706.9715.2715.1711,1709.0712.5721.2734.6755.2

Largetimede-

posits4

118.9118.4118.7117.6118.7121.6124.6129.2131.8136.3141.5147.7

150.5153.5159.3162.7168.3170.6174.2179.4182.4183.7192.7198.1

199.7201.9201.8197.9197.9195.1197.1202.3209.3216.2220.5223.9

225.3229.5232.5233.1235.0228.9224.8227.4231.8237.4248.0261.4


14. Aggregate reserves of depository institutions and member bank depositsA. Reserves, 19801

Month

JanuaryFebruary . . .MarchApril . . . . . . .MayJune . . . . 'JulyAugust . ,SeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember

Seasonally adjusted

Totalreserves

Non-borrowed Required Monetary

base2

Not seasonally adjusted

Totalreserves

Non-borrowed Required Monetary

base2

Billions of dollars

43,44243,35043,66944,84644,44543,95942,78140,74941,51741,72741,25140.127

42,20141,69540,84642,39143,42743,58042,38740,09040,20640,41739,19138,437

43,19243,13943,48344,64944,26743,75642,49740,44741,26241,52140,73139.659

154.7155.6156.7158.0158.8159.1158.9158.2159.4160.7160.5159.4

45,17943,17743,09644,88043,96343,47242,85940,37341,16441,70441,24440.614

43,93841,52240,27342,42542,94543,09242,46439,71539,85240,39439,18438.924

44,92842,96642,91044,68343,78543,26842,57540,07140,90841,49840,72340.146

155.9154.0154.9157.5157.8158.6159.6158.0159.0160.6161,6162.4

Excess Borrow-ings

Millions of dollars

251211186197178203284302256206521468

1,2411,6552,8232,4551,018

379. 395

6581,3111,3102,059L690

B. Deposits, 1980Billions of dollars

Month

January . . . .FebruaryMarchAprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptember. .OctoberNovember. .December

Seasonally adjusted

Deposits subject to reserve requirements1

Total

644.1647.2649.1655.4656.8658.0658.5667.8678.2684.7694.3701.8

Timeand

savings

452.3454.4457.9464.2467.6467.9467.0474.2482.0486.7494.1504.0

Private demand

Total

189.5190.9189.4188.7187.3188.4189.1191.5194.5195.6198.0195.9

Netinter-bank

13.614.515.617.217.116.916.614.415.916.517.317.5

Other

176.0176.4173.9171.5170.2171.5172.5177.1178.6179.1180.6178.4

U.S.gov-ern-

mentdemand


Deposits subject to reserve requirements1

Total

2.3 652.51.9 643.91.8 648.02.4 657.71.8 651.51.7 656.92.5 658.22.1 662.51.8 675.62.4 684.22.2 694.51.9 710.3

Timeand

savings

455.0455,8460.6464.7467.7467.4466.0471.8479.6485.7493.2505.0

Private demand

Total

195.4186.2185.5190.4182.1187.2190.0189.0193.9196.4199.5203.2

Netinter-bank

14.514.315.216.816.216.616.814.215.916.518.018.2

Other

180.9172.0170.4173,6165,9170.6173.2174.8178.0179.8181.5185.0

U.S.gov-ern-

mentdemand

2.11.81.92.61.72.32.21.72.12.11.92.1


15. Loans and securities of all commercial banks1

Billions of dollars; averages of Wednesday figures

Category

1 Total loans and securities? . . . .

2 U.S, Treasury securities . . . .3 Other securities4 Total loans and leases2

5 Commercial andindustrial loans

6 Real estate loans7 Loans to individuals8 Security loans9 Loans to nonbank financial

institutions. . . .10 Agricultural loans . . . . . . .11 Lease financing receivables12 All other loans

MEMO13 Total loans and securities

plus loans sold2' 4

14 Total loans plusloans sold2* 4 . . ,

15 Total loans soldto affiliates4

16 Commercial and industrialloans plus loans sold4. . .

17 Commercial and industrialloans sold4

18 Acceptances held19 Other commercial and

industrial loans20 To U.S. addressees5

21 To non*U,S. addressees5 . .22 Loans to foreign banks23 Loans to commercial banks

in the United States . . . .

1 Total loans and securities2 . . .

2 U.S. Treasury securities . . . .3 Other securities . . , , ,4 Total loans and leases2

5 Commercial and industrialloans

6 Real estate loans7 Loans to individuals8 Security loans9 Loans to nonbank financial

institutions10 Agricultural loans11 Lease financing receivables12 All other loans


plus loans sold2' 4

14 Total loans plusloans sold2- 4

15 Total loans sold toaffiliates4




industrial loans20 To U.S. addressees5.21 To non-U,S. addressees5 . .22 Loans to foreign banks23 Loans to commercial banks

in the United States . . . .

Seasonally adjusted Not seasonally adjusted

1979

Jan. Feb.

1,029.73 1,041.3

92.8 93.1177.7 178.6759.23 769.6

251.33 256.2212.63 214.9167.0 169,420,0 21.0

26.83 26.628.5 28.67.5 7.6

45.5 45.4

1,033.33 1,044.9

762,83 773.2

3.6 3.6

253.93 258.7

2.5 2,56.8 7.3

244.5 248.9229.4 233,3

15,1 15.622.0 21.8

54,1 53.1

July

1,093.0

95,5183.0814.5

275.0227.3178.0

23,4

27.829.7

8.345.1

1,096.7

818.3

3.7

277.7

2.87.9

267.0249.7

17.320,8

67.7

Aug,

1,104.0

94.5185.3824.2

279.1229.8178.9

23.0

28,329.8

8.546.9

1,107.7

827.9

3.7

281.8

2.87.7

271.3253.3

18.120.7

71.0

Mar.

1,049.3

93.8179.5776.0

259.3217.1171.720.9

26.428.67.7

44.2

1,052.8

779.5

3,5

261.8

2.57.0

252.4236,0

16,421.4

57,1

Sept.

1,124.6

95,3187,6841.7

285.0232.6180.5

23.4

28-530-1

8.752.9

1,128,3

845.4

3.7

287.7

2.78.3

276,7258.0

18.623.8

74.7

Apr.

1,061.3

93.9180.2787.2

263.6219.2174.0

22.2

26.728.97.8

44.6

1,064.9

790.8

3.6

266.2

2.67,0

256.6240.1

16.520,9

60.3

Oct.

1,131,2

95.5188.9846.8

287.9235.8181.8

20.6

29.530.5

8.851,8

1,134.8

850,4

3.6

290.5

2,77,7

280.2260.7

19.522.9

74.3

May

1,068.8

94,1181,0793.7

267.4221.4175.322.6

27.029.2

8.042.8

1,072.5

797.4

3.7

270.0

2,77,0

260.4243,9

16.519.9

61,3

Nov.

1,129.4

94.5190.3844.6

288.4238.1183.3

18,5

29,430,99,0

47,0

1,133.0

848.2

3.6

291.0

2.57.6

280,8261.5

19.319.5

72,6

June

1,080,2

95.0181.4803.8

270.9223.9177.0

22.7

27.229.5

8.144,4

1,083.9

807.6

3.8

273.8

2.87.3

263.7246.9

16.720.8

66.2

Dec.

1,134.6

93.8191.8848.9

291.1241.3184.9

18.6

28,831.1

9,344,0

1,137,66

851.96

3.0$

293.16

2.06

8.2

282.9264.1

18.818,5

75.0

Jan. Feb.

1,029.53 Ito31.5

93.6 93.7177,3 177.7758,53 760.1

250.53 253,3212.63 214,0167,0 167.8

20,3 20.5

26,63 26.028.2 28.1

7.5 7.646.0 42.7

1,033.13 1,035.1

762,13 763.7

3,6 3.6

253.03 255,8

2.5 2,57.2 7.2

243.3 246.1227.7 230.4

15.6 15.723.0 20.5

56.2 55.8

July

1,094.5

93.8182.8817.9

276,4227.5178,4

22.5

28.130.1

8.346.6

1,098.2

821.6

3,7

279.1

2,87.6

268,8251.5

17.321.8

64,5

Aug.

1,103.9

92.6184.9826.4

278.8230.5180.623,0

28.630,48.5

46.0

1,107,6

830.1

3,7

281.6

2.87,3

271.6253.7

17,920,4

66.4

Mar.

1,044.0

95.7178.9769.4

257.8215.8169.1

20.7

25.828.17.7

44.3

1,047.5

772.9

3.5

260.3

2.57.0

250.8234.8

16.020.9

59.0

Sept.

1,126.4

93.6187.7845.1

284.9233.8182.7

23.6

28.930.78.7

52.0

1,130.2

848.9

3,7

287.6

2.77.7

277.2258.5

18.723.5

72,3

Apr.

1,060.0

96.9180,5782,6

264.2218.1171.721.9

26.428.5

7.844.0

1,063.6

786,2

3,6

266,8

2.66.8

257.4241.1

16.320.4

62.5

Oct.

1,133.1

93.3189.1850,6

287.7237.0183.8

20,8

29,730.88,8

52,0

1,136.7

854.2

3.6

290.3

2.77.6

280.1260.9

19.222.4

72.1

May

1,066.4

94.7181.3790.3

268,1220.5173.921,6

26.929,1

8.042.4

1,070.0

794.0

3.7

270.8

2.76,8

261,3245,0

16,319,2

58.6

Nov.

1,131.5

93.5190.6847.4

288.4239.3184.8

18.9

29,530,9

9.046.6

1,135.0

851,0

3.6

291.0

2.57.9

280.5261.1

19.419.0

74.0

June

1,083.6

95.3181.9806.3

272.5223.7176.522.8

27.429.68.1

45.7

1,087.3

810.1

3.8

275,3

2.87.2

265.3248.6

16.721.6

65.3

Dec.

1,145.0

95.0192.6857.4

293.0241,8186,019.8

29.330.9

9.347.3

1,148.06

860.46

3.06

295.06

2.06

9,1

283.9264.1

19.820.0

78,9


15. Loans and securities of all commercial banks1—ContinuedBillions of dollars; averages of Wednesday figures

Category


2 U.S. Treasury securities . . . .3 Other securities , .4 Total loans and leases2

5 Commercial andindustrial loans

6 Real estate loans , . .7 Loans to individuals8 Security loans9 Loans to nonbank financial

institutions10 Agricultural loans11 Lease financing receivables12 All other loans


plus loans sold2- 4

14 Total loans plusloans sold2. 4





industrial loans20 To U.S addressees5.21 To non-U,S. addressees5 . .22 Loans to foreign banks23 Loans to commercial banks

in the United State's


2 U.S. Treasury securities . . . .3 Other securities4 Total loans and leases2

5 Commercial and industrialloans t

6 Real estate loans . . .7 Loans to individuals8 Security loans9 Loans to nonbank financial

institutions10 Agricultural loans .11 Lease financing receivables12 All other loans


plus loans sold2' 4 .

14 Total loans plusloans sold2* 4




18 Acceptances held . . . . . . .19 Other commercial and

industrial loans.20 To U S addressees5.21 To non-U.S. addressees5 . .22 Loans to foreign banks23 Loans to commercial banks

in the United States

Seasonally adjusted

Jan.

1,147.2

93.4193.6860.2

296.8244.0185.7

17.9

28.931.29.6

46.1

1,149.9

862.9

2.7

298.5

1.78.1

288.7268.9

19.818.5

74.7

July

1,163.6

102.0204.1857.5

298.0251.6176.7

14.9

26.330.910.448.8

1,166.4

860.3

2,8

299.9

1.99,5

288.5268.5

20.019,7

92.6

Feb.

1,164.4

95.1195.3874.1

301.7247.5186.9

17,5

29.431.39.7

50.1

1,167.0

876.7

2.6

303.4

1.78.8

292,8272,6

20.219.7

75.3

Aug.

1,180.9

105.7206.9868.4

303.3252.6175.5

15.7

26.630.910.553.3

1,183.8

871.3

2.9

305.3

1.910.0

293.4272.8

20.621.5

99.5

Mar.

1,168.2

95.0196.1877.1

304.2249.6186.6

16.4

30.131.29.9

49.2

1,170.8

879.7

2.6

305.9

1.78.0

296.2275,7

20.619.6

76.0

Sept.

1,193.4

107.7207.5878.1

308.4253.6175,3

15.3

26.931.010.657.1

1,196.3

881.1

2.9

310.3

1.99.9

298.4277.9

20.522.8

94.7

Apr.

1,165.3

93.8196.8874.6

303.4250.8184.6

16.1

29.231,110,049.6

1,167.9

877,3

2.6

305.1

1.77.9

295.5275.1

20.320.3

80.8

Oct.

1,206.5

109.1209.9887,6

313.9256.0175.1

15.8

27.631,310.757.3

1,209.3

890.3

2.8

315.7

1.89.3

304.6282.9

21.723.1

95.1

May

1,158.7

95.5200.1863.2

299.1250.9181.6

15.4

27.131.210,147,6

1,161.4

865.8

2.7

300.8

1.78.4

290.7270.7

20.020.9

89.3

Nov.

1,224.3

110.5212.1901,7

320.8258.1174.8

16.7

28.231.510.860.8

1,226.9

904.4

2.6

322.5

1.79.0

311.8289.4

22.423.8

n.a.


1980

June

1,156.0

98,1201,7856.3

296.9250.7178.7

15.7

26,030.910.347.0

1,158.8

859.1

2,8

298.8

1.98.9

288.0268,2

19.819,5

90.2

Dec.

1,237.2

110.7213,9912.7

324.9260.6175.2

17.6

28.731.610,963.3

1,239,9

915.4

2.7

326.6

1.88.2

316.7295.2

21.523,1

n.a.

Jan.

1,147.1

94.3193.2859.6

295.9244.0185,7

18.2

28.630.99.6

46.8

1,149.8

862.3

2.7

297.6

1.78.6

287,3267.020,319.4

77,6

July

1,165.1

100.1203.9861.0

299.5251.8177.1

14.3

26,631.310.450.0

1,167.9

863,8

2.8

301.4

1.99,1

290,4270.420.020.6

88.3

Feb.

1,153.2

95.7194.3863.2

298.3246.5185.217.1

28,730.79.7

46.9

1,155.8

865,8

2.6

300.0

1.78.8

289.5269.3

20.218.5

79.1

Aug.

1,180.5

103.6206.5870.5

303.1253.4177,0

15.7

26.931.510,552.4

1,183.4

873.4

2,9

305,0

1,99.3

293.8.273.2

20.621.2

93.2

Mar.

1,162.0

96.8195.5869.7

302.4248.1183.8

16.3

29,430.69.9

49.2

1,164.6

872.3

2.6

304.1

1.78.0

294.4274.2

20.219,1

78.5

Sept.

1,195.1

105.9207.5881,6

308.3254.8177.4

15.4

27.331,610.656.3

1,198.0

884.6

2.9

310.2

1.99.3

299.0278.4

20.622.4

91.7

Apr,

1,163.4

96.7197.2869.5

304.0249.5182.215.8

28.930.610.048,6

1,166.0

872.1

2.6

305.7

1,77.7

296.3276.220.119.7

83.8

Oct.

1,208.3

106.6210.1891.6

313.7257.2177.0

16.0

27.731.710.757.6

1,211.0

894.3

2,8

315.5

1.89.1

304.5283.2

21.422.7

92.3

May

1,155.8

96.1200.5859.3

299.8249.9180.1

14.7

27.031.110.146.5

1,158.5

862.0

2.7

301,6

1,78.0

291.8271.9

20.020.1

85.3

Nov.

1,226.3

109.3212.3904.7

320.8259.4176.2

17.1

28.331.610.860.6

1,229.0

907.3

2.6

322.5

1,79.3

311.5289.0

22.523.2

n.a.

June

1,159.6

98.4202.3858.9

298.6250.5178,2

15.7

26.231.110.348.4

1,162.4

861.7

2.8

300.4

1.98.8

289.8270,0

19.820.1

89.0

Dec.

1,248.8

112.1214.8922.0

327.0261.1176.218.8

29.231.410.967.3

1,251.5

924,7

2.7

328.8

1.88.8

318,2295.2

23.024.8

n.a.


16. Commercial bank assets and liabilities—Last-Wednesday-of-month seriesA. Domestically chartered commercial banks1

Billions of dollars

Account

1 Loans and securities,excludinginterbank

2 Loans, excludinginterbank

3 Commercial andindustrial . . . .

4 Other5 U.S. Treasury

securities. ,6 Other securities . . . .

7 Cash assets, total . . .8 Currency and

coin9 Reserves with Re-

serve Banks . .10 Balances with depos-

itory institutions11 Cash items in

process ofcollection . . . .

12 Other assets

13 Total assets/total liabil-ities and capital .

14 Deposits15 Demand16 Savings17 Time

18 Borrowings19 Other liabilities2. . . .20 Residual (assets less

liabilities)2

21 U.S. Treasury notebalances includedin borrowing . . . .

Jan.

976.8

708.7

220.9487.8

920176.2

140.0

15.2

29.8

40.3

54.7

1054

1,222.2

9608347.621493984

111 756.6

93.1

11.9

Feb.

983.6

713.9

224.8489.1

930176.7

147.6

15.0

29.7

42.9

59.9

1046

1,235.8

970035252150402 5

111 959.0

950

3.9

Mar.

990.4

718.6

228.2490.4

936178.2

135.8

15,2

30.0

36.5

54.0

101 5

1,227.7

956 23357216 54040

115 160.9

955

4.8

Apr.

1,004.8

730.7

233.2497.5

943179.8

139.5

15.6

33.9

38.2

51.7

1004

1,244.6

964 8348.521544009

123 460,8

95.6

5.9

May

1,013.7

740.1

236.8503.3

93 3180.3

159.1

16.0

32.8

44.5

65.9

98 3

1,271.1

9760358,2215 3402 5

131 865.3

98.0

4,9

June

19

1,025.5

7527

240.8511.9

91 7181.1

147.1

163

32.6

41,4

56.8

1007

1,273.3

971 93528216 1403 0

136865.3

99?

12.9

July

79

1,034.6

760.7

241.8518,8

923181,6

140.3

16.0

29.6

41.1

53.7

101 7

1,276.6

97603529218 14050

136864.7

992

11.9

Aug.

1,045,4

770.4

243.5526.9

908184.2

145.5

168

33.7

40.8

54.3

104 2

1,295.1

9834352721624145

140 169.8

101 7

8.6

Sept.

1,060.1

781 9

248.9533.0

91 9186.3

148.2

166

31.6

40.5

59.5

1106

1,318.9

997 6358 8213 2425 7

146671.0

103 7

17.8

Oct.

1,067.8

7879

250.2537.7

91 7188,2

160.5

165

34,1

45,4

64.5

111 8

1,340.0

1 024 8376 5207 3441 0

136 874.0

104 3

8.4

Nov.

1,067,5

7860

248.5537.4

920189.5

157.9

18 1

34.7

43.8

61.4

111 0

1,336.4

1 018 83648204 8449 2

134 878.7

104 1

5.0

Dec.

1,082.8

799 1

254.3544.9

926191,1

146.5

17 8

28.4

37,8

62.5

122 8

1,352.2

1 032 5377 5203 3451 7

139 674.5

105 6

12,8


16. Commercial bank assets and liabilities—Last-Wednesday-of-month series—ContinuedA. Domestically chartered commercial banks1-ContinuedBillions of dollars

Account

1 Loans and securities,excludinginterbank. . . .

2 Loans, excludinginterbank. . . .



securities6 Other securities . . . .



serve Banks . .10 Balances with

depositoryinstitutions. . .

11 Cash items inprocess ofcollection . . . .

12 Other assets


14 Deposits15 Demand . . .16 Savings17 Time

18 Borrowings19 Other liabilities2. . . .20 Residual (assets less

liabilities)2

21 U.S. Treasury notebalances includedin borrowing . . .

Jan.

1,078.3

794.2

252.8541.4

92.6191.5

148.3

17.2

28.3

43.9

58,8

119.3

1,345.9

1,023.6361.6200.1461.9

142.077.3

103.0

15.0

Feb.

1,087.7

800.7

256.4544.3

94.0193.0

149.9

17,0

30.6

43.6

58.7

122.4

1,359.9

1,030.2358.2199.6472.5

143.781.3

104,7

7.9

Mar.

1,090.6

801.5

259.4542.1

94.8194.3

153,9

16.7

34.2

43.3

59.8

121.3

1,365.8

1,034.93543196.3484.3

140.983.7

106.4

9.6

Apr.

1,093.5

801.7

259.7541.9

94,3197,6

168.5

16.7

33.2

50.0

68.6

135.8

1,397.8

1,063.9377.5189.2497.2

144.780.5

108.7

14.5

May

1,087.0

792,5

256.6535.9

94.8199.8

172.7

17.7

37.9

48,3

68.9

140.1

1,399.8

1,060.9370.3192.4498.2

152.677.9

108.5

5.2

June

19

1,090.5

793.2

256.9536.4

96.2201.1

150.6

17.3

29.5

45.8

58.1

143.8

1,384.9

1,048.1358.1197.7492.4

151.075.9

109,8

13.3

July

80

1,095.3

793.4

257.1536.3

98.7203.3

154.3

17.5

32.2

45.0

59.6

143.5

1,393.1

1,053.1363.5205.5484,2

157.074.0

109.0

7.6

Aug.

1,108.5

801.9

259.5542.4

101.4205.2

148.8

18.2

29.0

45,9

55.8

150.3

1,407.7

1,062.8363.4208.5490,9

158,575.4

111.0

8.7

Sept.

1,117.9

809.1

263.9545.2

103.2205.6

156.6

17.8

31.1

46.8

60,9

154.4

1,428.9

1,077.2369.7209.1498.5

163.775.6

112.3

15.7

Oct.

1,134.8

821.6

269.0552.6

104.4208.9

155.9

18.3

31.7

47.2

58.8

151.3

1,442.1

1,092.9375.7210.9506.2

161.774.7

112,7

11.5

Nov.

1,150.8

832.8

275.7557.1

107.1210.9

175.6

16.9

30.4

56.1

72.2

151.3

1,477.7

1,126.2393.0209.5523.7

157.378.1

116.1

4.4

Dec.

1,177.1

851.4

281.5569.9

111.2214.6

194.2

19.9

28.2

63.0

83,0

166.6

1,538.0

1,187.4432.2201.3553.8

155.379.0

116.3

9.5


16. Commercial bank assets and liabilities—Last-Wednesday-of-month series—ContinuedB. All commercial banking institutions3

Billions of dollars

Account


2 Loans, excludinginterbank



securities6 Other securities . . . .



serve Banks . .10 Balances with depos-


process ofcollection . . . .

12 Other assets . . .


14 Deposits15 Demand16 Savings17 Time

18 Borrowings19 Other liabilities2

20 Residual (assets lessliabilities)2


Jan.

1,027.6

757 1

250.5506 6

93 1177.4

157.9

152

30.4

56.3

56.0

1307

1,316.2

993.63629215 64150

138 689.0

94.9

11.9

Feb.

1,034.4

762.3

255.05073

942178.0

166.9

15.1

30.3

60.3

61.3

1306

1,331.8

1,002.73679215 8419.0

137 594.8

96.8

3.9

Mar.

1,046.5

772.1

259.95122

948179.6

156.8

15.2

30.7

55.6

55.4

1306

1,334.0

995.3356,32177421.3

141 399.9

97.4

4.8

Apr.

1,058,2

781.3

264.7516.7

95.6181.2

156.0

15.6

34.6

53.0

52.9

128.4

1,342.6

997.8362.52164418.9

150 197.1

97.5

5.9

May

1,069.3

792.9

269.0523.9

94,8181.7

176.8

16,0

33.5

60.2

67.2

129.3

1,375.5

1,013.7376.22165420.9

159 0102.8

100.0

4.9

June

19

1,086.7

811.0

274.7"536.4

93.2182.5

168.6

16.3

33.4

60.9

58.0

131.2

1,386.5

1,016.3376.8216.9422.6

1649104.1

101.2

12.9

July

79

1,093.1

816.5

276,5540,0

93.6183.0

160,5

16.0

30.4

59.2

55.0

130.1

1,383.7

1,013.1370.0218.8424.2

165.1104.3

101.2

11.9

Aug.

1,107.0

829.3

279.6549,7

92.1185,6

165.9

16.8

34,5

59.1

55.5

134.9

1,407.8

1,021.6369.4217 1435.1

1690113.4

103.8

8.6

Sept.

1,130.2

848.5

287.3561.2

93.5188.2

171.9

16.6

32.5

62.2

60.6

145.7

1,447.8

1,045,0383.3213.9447.8

181 0115,9

105.9

17.8

Oct.

1,132.1

848.8

288.4560.4

93.3189.9

179,5

16.5

34.8

62.5

65.7

148,2

1,459.8

1,063,8394.1208.0461.7

170.8118.6

106.5

8.4

Nov.

1,131.0

$46.1

288.2558,0

93.7191.2

176.8

18.1

35.5

60,6

62.6

149.8

1,457.6

1,060.0384.8205 7469.5

1689122.4

106.3

5.0

Dec.

1,151.5

864.4

295,6568.8

94.5192,6

169.6

17.9

29.0

59.1

63,7

160.1

1,481.2

1,078.0400.3203.7473.9

1794116.0

107.8

12.8


16. Commercial bank assets and liabilities—Last-Wednesday-of-month series—ContinuedB. All commercial banking institutions3-ContinuedBillions of dollars

Account


2 Loans, excludinginterbank.

3 Commercial andindustrial


securities6 Other securities

7 Cash assets total8 Currency and


serve Banks10 Balances with depos-


process ofcollection

12 Other assets


14 Deposits15 Demand16 Savings17 Time . .

18 Borrowings . . .19 Other liabilities2

20 Residual (assets lessliabilities)2


Jan.

1,144,1

8566

2950561 6

9441930

1660

.172

290

595

603

158 5

1,468.5

1 063.837932004484 1

178.3121 2

1052

15.0

Feb.

1,154.7

864,4

2985565 9

95 81945

1679

170

31 2

598

599

165 4

1,488.0

1 070.637541999495 2

181.7128 9

1069

7.9

Mar.

1,160.2

867.7

303.0564 7

96 7195 8

1742

167

350

61 3

61 2

1662

1,500.6

1,076.3373 319665064

185.21304

1087

9.6

Apr.

1,162.8

867.5

302.55650

962199.1

1875

16 7

340

669

700

181 3

1,531.7

1,105.13969189 5518.7

188.5127 1

111.0

14.5

May | June July

1980

1,154.2 1,161.0

856.3 860.2 . .

298.7 297.8 . .557.6 562.4

96 7 98 3201.3 202,5 . .

190,9 172.2 . .

17 7 17,3 . .

38,7 30.3 . .

64 0 64.9 . .

70 5 59,7

1866 191.0

1,531.8 1,524.3 . . . . .

1,101.1 1,091.6388 1 378.9 . .192 7 198 1520.3 514.7 . .

194.7 197.6125 1 123.6

110.9 111.4 . .

5.2 13.3

Aug. Sept. Oct.

1,194.3

. . . . 881.5

. . . , 308.15734

105 6207.2

178.2 . . . .

17.8 . . . .

31.6 . . . .

66.4

624

204.3

1,576.8

1,122.1388.82095

. . . . 523.9

211.0129.7

. . . , 113,9

15.7

Nov. Dec.

1,262.4

932.5

330.6601 9

113 6216.3

. . . . 218.6

20.0

29.0

85.0

847

2227

1,703.7

1,239.9. . . . 453.6

201 6584.7

210.4135.5

117.9

9.5


17. Insured commercial banks with assets of $100 million or over—Domestic and foreign offices1

A. March 31,1980Millions of dollars, except for number of banks

Item

1 Total assets. .'

2 Cash and due from depository institutions3 Currency and coin (U S and foreign)4 Balances with Federal Reserve Banks5 Balances with other central banks6 Demand balances with commercial banks in United States7 All other balances with depository institutions in United States and

with banks in foreign countries8 Time and savings balances with commercial banks in United States . . . .9 Balances with other depository institutions in United States

10 Balances with banks in foreign countries11 Foreign branches of other U S banks12 Other banks in foreign countries . . . . . . .13 Cash items in process of collection

14 Total securities, loans, and lease financing receivables

15 Total securities book value .16 US Treasury17 Obligations of other U S government agencies and corporations18 Obligations of states and' political subdivisions in United States19 All other securities . . . , . . .20 Other bonds notes and debentures21 Federal Reserve and corporate stock . . . .22 Trading account securities «

23 Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell, ,

24 Total loans, gross . . . . .25 LESS* Unearned income on loans . . . . . .26 Allowance for possible loan loss27 EQUALS- Loans net . .

Total loans, gross, by category28 Real estate loans . . , , . . . . . . . . .29 Construction and land development30 Secured by farmland . .31 Secured by residential properties32 1- to 4-family33 FHA-insured or VA-guaranteed . . .34 Conventional35 Multifamily . . . . . .36 FHA-insured37 Conventional38 Secured by nonfarm nonresidential properties . . . .

39 Loans to financial institutions . .40 REITs and mortgage companies in United States41 Commercial banks in United States42 US branches and agencies of foreign banks . .43 Other commercial banks44 Banks in foreign countries . . . . . . . . . . . . .45 Foreign branches of other U S banks46 Other47 Finance companies in United States48 Other financial institutions . . . .49 Loans for purchasing or carrying securities50 Brokers and dealers in securities . . . . . . . .5 1 Other. . . . . . .52 Loans to finance agricultural production and other loans to farmers53 Commercial and industrial loans54 U.S. addressees (domicile)55 Non-U.S. addressees (domicile)

56 Loans to individuals for household, family, and other personal expenditures . .57 Installment loans . . . . . . . . .58 Passenger automobiles . . . . . . . . .59 Credit cards and related plans60 Retail (charge account) credit card61 Check and revolving credit62 Mobile homes . . . . . . .63 Other installment loans . .64 Other retail consumer goods , . . . . . . .65 Residential property repair and modernization66 Other installment loans for household, family, and other

personal expenditures67 Single-payment loans .68 All other loans . . . . . . . . .69 Loans to foreign governments and official institutions .70 Other

Insured

1,340,965

270,21810,93429,028

2,96136,934

112,9774,120

354108,503

(4)(4)

77,384

981,424

198,68155,69629,83892,38020,7679,5791,6359,553

40,474

752,86914,9217,580

730,368

178,082(4)

888(4)(4)

70,3146,4415,220

(4}

29,441(4)

#10318,10912,5848,4634,1229,174

310,832

8130,705

(4)

8(4)

I(4)(4)(4)

41,178(4)(4)

Banks with foreign offices2

Total

989,322

230,5626,126

22,1832,961

26,170

109,3591,832

291107,23627,94479,29263,763

682,975

112,33928,76715,29750,17818,0977,7491,1869,163

23,331

550,7628,2865,437

537,039

103,920(4)

818

67,3415,6904,7071,7972,910

29,215570

28,64610,66217,06610,8348,1952,6385,198

254,255157,12597,130

71,297

88I(4)(4)(4)

37,91724,52613,391

Foreignoffices3

323,137

116,381245508

2,9403,979

106,2191,344

146104,72827,18577,5432,491

171,634

7,866245

78484

7,0606,120

171769

547

163,0171,476

215161,325

5,510

8s?8S3

29,622109735354381

22,412283

22,129530

5,836

1,011737274537

94,9315,182

89,749

Ti>8(4)

(4)(4)

26,00622,627

3,379

Domesticoffices

696,583

114,1805,881

21,67521

22,191

3,140488144

2,507759

1,74861,272

511,342

104,47328,52215,21949,69411,038

1,6281,0168,394

22,784

387,7456,8105,222

375,714

98,41119,665

65558,06055,011

4,12650,885

3,049224

2,82520,030

37,7195,5823,9721,4432,5296,803

2876,516

10,13211,230

9,8237,4592,3644,661

159,325151,943

7,38165,89656,26818,60718,68415,1003,5843,460

15,5174,1093,596

7,8129,628

11,9111,899

10,013

Bankswithoutforeignoffices

351,643

39,6564,8086,845

10,764

3,6182,288

631,267

813,621

298,449

86,34226,92914,54142,203

2,6701,830

449391

17,143

202,1076,6352,143

193,329

74,1628,4371,204

41,71239,6692,064

37,6052,043

931,950

22,809

2,974751513

(4)

^25

8441

1,043

1,751267

1,4833,976

56,577

859,40750,48222,5089,2667,9661,3013,501

15,2063,5163,596

8,0948,9253,261(4)(4)


17-A. Continued

Item

71 Lease financing receivables72 Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and other assets representing

bank premises73 Real estate owned other than bank premises. . . .74 All other assets75 Investment in unconsolidated subsidiaries and associated companies76 Customers' liability on acceptances outstanding77 U S addressees (domicile)78 Non-U S addressees (domicile)79 Net due from foreign branches, foreign subsidiaries, Edge and Agreement

subsidiaries80 Other

81 Total liabilities and equity capital4 . . . .

82 Total liabilities excluding subordinated debt

83 Total deposits84 Individuals partnerships and corporations85 U.S. government86 States and political subdivisions in United States87 All other88 Foreign governments and official institutions89 Commercial banks in United States90 U S branches and agencies of foreign banks91 Other commercial banks in United States . . . .92 Banks in foreign countries93 Foreign branches of other U S. banks.94 Other banks in foreign countries95 Certified and officers' checks, traveler's checks, and letters of credit

sold for cash

96 Federal funds purchased and securities sold under agreements to repurchasein domestic offices and Edge and Agreement subsidiaries

97 Interest-bearing demand notes issued to U.S. Treasury and other liabilitiesfor borrowed money . . .

98 Interest-bearing demand notes (note balances) issued to U.S. Treasury. . . .99 Other liabilities for borrowed money . . . . . .

100 Mortgage indebtedness and liability for capitalized leases101 All other liabilities102 Acceptances executed and outstanding. .103 Net due to foreign branches, foreign subsidiaries, Edge and Agreement


105 Subordinated notes and debentures

106 Total equity capital^107 Preferred stock108 Common stock . . . , ,109 Surplus110 Undivided profits and reserve for contingencies and other capital reserves .Ill Undivided profits112 Reserve for contingencies and other capital reserves

MEMODeposits in domestic offices

113 Total demand . .114 Total savings115 Total time116 Time deposits of $100,000 or more117 Certificates of deposit in denominations of $100,000 or more118 Other119 Savings deposits authorized for automatic transfer and NOW accounts120 Money market time certificates of $10,000 and less than $100,000

with original maturities of 26 weeks, . .121 Demand deposits adjusted**

122 Standby letters of credit, total123 U S addressees (domicile)124 Non-U S addressees (domicile)125 Standby letters of credit conveyed to others through participations (included

in total standby letters of credit)126 Holdings of commercial paper included in total gross loans

Average for 30 calendar days (or calendar month) ending with report date127 Total assets128 Cash and due from depository institutions . . , . .129 Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell130 Total loans131 Total deposits132 Time CDs in denominations of $100,000 or more in domestic offices133 Federal funds purchased and securities sold under agreements to repurchase,134 Other liabilities for borrowed money

135 Number of banks

Insured

11,901

17,2111,612

70,5001,131

36,305(4)(4)

33,065

1,340,965

1,265,856

1,047,097722,488

2,36053,819

253,32742,37568,818

8"(r(4)15,104

106,499

36,9215,704

31,2181,824

73,51436,504

(4)37,010

5,270

69,83994

14,31725,03130,39729,498

898

308,682130,563328,150183,017160,35222,66511,612

80,484184,853

37,121(4)(4)

1,865(4)

1,318,393257,00238,722

733,0141,021,370

160,768115,80729,964

1,429


Total

10,266

10,3071,169

64,3091,094

35,89912,28823,611

27(3,6

989,322

940,874

753,214468,273

1,52826,950

244,64642,15460,73411,98848,746

141,75929,750

112,008

11,817

84,885

33,9474,263

29,6831,253

67,57636,098

31,478

3,543

44,90510

9,17215,51320,21119,759

452

210,93466,793

195,784129,388110,705

18,6827,113

37,718107,903

34,69121,88512,806

1,778(4)

971,057221,455

21,537537,620732,783

(4)93,21728,527

169

Foreignoffices3

1,895

994117

34,010664

7,447(4)(4)

16,7789,121

(4)322,849

279,70295,288

236396

181,30135,85913,9653,807

10,158131,47729,726

101,752

2,480

535

13,039

13,03939

29,5336,463

13,6209,450

288

(4)

1(4'(4'

0000000

00

8,549

8385

(4)

297,026115,081

500161,766281,243

(4)473

11,980

169

Domesticoffices

8,371

9,3121,051

60,697430

28,452(4)(4)

13,62018,196

(4)648,423

473,512372,985

1,29226,55363,345

6,29546,769

8,18138,58810,281

10,256

9,337

84,349

20,9084,263

16,6441,213

68,44129,635

16,77822,028

3,255

8i210,934

66,793195,784129,388110,70518,6827,113

37,718107,903

26,142

81,393

217

674,032106,37421,037

375,854451,540110,77092,74416,547

169


1,635

6,904443

6,19137

406

8(4)5,748

351,643

324,982

293,883254,215

83226,869

8,681222

8,084

8376

(4)(4)

3,286

21,614

2,9751,4411,534

5725,938

406

5%2

1,728

24,93384

5,1459,518

10,1869,740

446

97,74963,769

132,36553,63049,647

3,9834,499

42,76676,951

2,430

-887

280

347,33635,54717,185

195,393288,58749,99822,590

1,437

1,260


17. Insured commercial banks with assets of $100 million or over-Domestic and foreign offices1—ContinuedB. June 30,1980Millions of dollars, except for number of banks

Item

1 Total assets

2 Cash and due from depository institutions3 Currency and coin (U S and foreign)4 Balances with Federal Reserve Banks5 Balances with other central banks6 Demand balances with commercial banks in United States .7 All other balances with depository institutions in United States and

with banks in foreign countries . . . .8 Time and savings balances with commercial banks in United States9 Balances with other depository institutions in United States

10 Balances with banks in foreign countries11 Foreign branches of other U S banks12 Other banks in foreign countries13 Cash items in process of collection . , .


15 Total securities book value16 U S Treasury . . . . . .17 Obligations of other U.S. government agencies and corporations18 Obligations of states and political subdivisions in United States19 All other securities20 Other bonds notes and debentures21 Federal Reserve and corporate stock22 Trading account securities . ,

23 Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell24 Total loans gross . . . . . .25 LESS* Unearned income on loans26 Allowance for possible loan loss27 EQUALS- Loans net

Total loans, gross, by category28 Real estate loans29 Construction and land development ,30 Secured by farmland . . *31 Secured by residential properties ,32 1- to 4-family33 FHA-insured or VA-guaranteed34 Conventional35 Multifamily . . . .36 FHA-insured37 Conventional . . .38 Secured by nonfarm nonresidential properties

39 Loans to financial institutions . . .40 REITs and mortgage companies in United States41 Commercial banks in United States42 US branches and agencies of foreign banks43 Other commercial banks44 Banks in foreign countries . . . .45 Foreign branches of other U S banks , . .46 Other47 Finance companies in United States . . . . . . .48 Other financial institutions . . . . .

49 Loans for purchasing or carrying securities50 Brokers and dealers in securities51 Other52 Loans to finance agricultural production and other loans to farmers53 Commercial and industrial loans . . .54 U.S. addressees (domicile). ,55 Non-U S addressees (domicile) . .

56 Loans to individuals for household, family, and other personal expenditures . .57 Installment loans58 Passenger automobiles59 Credit cards and related plans60 Retail (charge account) credit card61 Check and revolving credit62 Mobile homes . . .63 Other installment loans64 Other retail consumer goods65 Residential property repair and modernization66 Other installment loans for household, family, and other personal

expenditures .67 Single-payment loans . . . .68 All other loans69 Loans to foreign governments and official institutions70 Other

Insured

1,379,265

285,34511,41731,6513,018

41,142

119,5904,372

349114,869

(4)(4)

78,526

1,000,805

207,29459,52731,56094,18522,02110,9681,6639,391

43,293760,227

14,8187,745

737,664

180,923(4)(4)(4)(4)

S869,350

5,5395,153(4)&i,17,485

13,0848,9684,1179,444

317,183

8128,021

•i>4)

I88

42,221(4)(4)


Total

1,029,012

245,6766,523

24,6223,018

30,179

115,8862,010

239113,63726,89686,74165,449

703,824

119,96532,28116,42451,94419,3169,0781,2139,025

23,531563,427

8,4345,615

549,378

I4)

88

66,7544,9074,7301,7073,023

31,353858

30,4959,212

16,552

11,3748,6922,6815,505

261,772157,375104,39771,541(4):>4<

'4;

I(4)

38,95025,15313,796

Foreignoffices3

336,060

121,397246528

3,0064,231

111,237961129

110,14725,76784,3802,149

188,745

10,236429130644

9,0337,426

1661,442

549177,599

1,563222

175,814

6,084(4)

88(4)88

32,322100720388331

24,182521

23,661404

6,916

1,5471,138

409583

104,4657,636

96,829

6,406(4)(4)(4)(4)(4)(4)(4)(4)(4)

JL22,942

3,249

Domesticoffices

718,141

124,2796,277

24,09412

25,947

4,6491,049

1093,4901,1292,361

63,300

515,079

109,72931,85216,29451,30110,2821,6511,0477,584

22,982385,828

6,8725,393

373,564

101,44820,541

71959,63456,540

3,77952,7613,094

2132,880

20,554

34,4324,8074,0111,3192,6927,171

3376,8348,8089,636

9,8277,5542,2724,921

157,307149,738

7,569

65,13555,57618,37518,26814,6513,6173,483

15,4504,1743,729

7,5479,558

12,7582,211

10,547


350,254

39,6694,8957,030(4)

10,964

3,7042,361

1101,332

,1296,981

87,32927,24715,13642,240

2,7061,890

450365

19,763196,799

6,3832,130

188,286

73,3908,3051,165

41,09839,077

2,00437,073

2,02193

1,92822,821

2,596633423

ii

933

1,711275

1,4363,940

55,411(4)(4)

56,48048,12321,192

8,8047,5141,2903,501

14,6253,4263,537

7,6638,3573,272

842


17-B. Continued

Item


bank premises73 Real estate owned other than bank premises74 All other assets75 Investment in unconsolidated subsidiaries and associated companies76 Customers' liability on acceptances outstanding77 US addressees (domicile)78 Non-U S addressees (domicile)79 Net due from foreign branches, foreign subsidiaries, Edge and

Agreement subsidiaries80 Other

81 Total liabilities and equity capital5


83 Total deposits84 Individuals partnerships and corporations85 U S government86 States and political subdivisions in United States ? . , ,87 All other88 Foreign governments and official institutions89 Commercial banks in United States90 U.S. branches and agencies of foreign banks91 Other commercial banks in United States92 Banks in foreign countries93 Foreign branches of other U S banks94 Other banks in foreign countries95 Certified and officers' checks, travelers' checks, and letters of credit

sold for cash


97 Interest-bearing demand notes issued to U.S. Treasury and otherliabilities for borrowed money . .

98 Interest-bearing demand notes (note balances) issued to U.S. Treasury. . . .99 Other liabilities for borrowed money

100 Mortgage indebtedness and liability for capitalized leases101 All other liabilities .102 Acceptances executed and outstanding103 Net due to foreign branches, foreign subsidiaries, Edge and Agreement



106 Total equity capital5

107 Preferred stock108 Common stock109 Surplus1 10 Undivided profits and reserve for contingencies and other capital reserves .I l l Undivided profits112 Reserve for contingencies and other capital reserves


113 Total demand1 14 Total savings115 Total time116 Time deposits of $100 000 or more117 Certificates of deposit in denominations of $100,000 or more118 Other119 Savings deposits authorized for automatic transfer and NOW accounts120 Money market time certificates of $10,000 and less than $100,000 with

original maturities of 26 weeks121 Demand deposits adjusted**122 Standby letters of credit, total123 U.S. addressees (domicile)124 Non-U S addressees (domicile)125 Standby letters of credit conveyed to others through participation (included in

total standby letters of credit)126 Holdings of commercial paper included in total gross loans.

Average for 30 calendar days (or calendar month) ending with report date127 Total assets128 Cash and due from depository institutions , . .129 Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell130 Total loans131 Total deposits132 Time CDs in denominations of $100,000 or more in domestic offices133 Federal funds purchased and securities sold under agreements to repurchase.134 Other liabilities for borrowed money135 Number of banks

Insured

12,554

17,7121,674

73,7291,237

39,713(4)(4)

32,780

1,379,265

1,301,913

1,067,151739,481

2,24751,294

258,71644,71973,470

8140,528

(4)(4)

15,413

119,402

37,3239,791

27,5321,829

76,20740,028

36,178

5,765

71,58896

14,41725,38431,69230,828

864

321,011132,947328,572177,255155,26921,98612,700

86,650192,329

39,727

8c¥31

1,343,557260,56144,022

738,8011,032,182

157,893126,08626,727

1,439


Total

10,950

10,7371,212

67,5631,200

39,44613,93425,512

$9,71,029,012

978,448

775,242486,870

1,48424,942

249,87844,45465,21013,86951,341

140,21427,015

113,199

12,068

97,459

33,9887,334

26,6541,253

70,50539,761

(4)30,744

4,064

46,50010

9,33315,91621,24120,800

441

223,15969,151

198,310127,004109,02317,9817,764

41,851115,024

37,19724,13813,059

2,064(4)

998,709225,934

23,689547,731746,389

102,80125,811

173

Foreignoffices3

2,145

1,031137

24,750854

8,363(4)(4)

5,46910,063

(4)335,764

284,622100,183

203550

181,41336,17015,6223,759

11,863129,62226,981

102,641

2,272

557

13,083(4)

13,08343

37,4607,076

19,72010,664

295

(4)

888

0000000

00

8,721

8381

(4)

310,355120,266

692173,079285,703

%11,411

173

Domesticoffices

8,805

9,7051,075

68,003345

31,083

819,72016,854

(4)667,873

490,620386,687

1,28124,39268,465

8,28449,58910,11139,47810,592

3310,559

9,796

96,902

20,9057,334

13,5711,211

58,23432,685

5,46920,080

3,769

88(4)(4)(4)

223,15969,151

198,310127,004109,02317,9817,764

41,851115,024

28,476(4)(4)

1,682249

688,355105,66822,997

374,652460,686110,742102,02314,400

173


1,604

6,976462

6,16637

267

8&2

350,254

323,465

291,909252,611

76326,3528,838

2658,259

8314

(4)(4)

3,345

21,943

3,3352,457

878576

5,702267

as1,701

25,08886

5,0849,468

10,45110,027

423

97,85263,796

130,26250,25146,2464,0054,936

44,79977,305

2,530(4)(4)

67355

344,84734,62820,332

190,070285,79347,15023,286

9171,266

43


17. Insured commercial banks with assets of $100 million or over-Domestic and foreign offices1—ContinuedC. September 30,1980Millions of dollars, except for number of banks

Item

1 Total assets. .2 Cash and due from depository institutions3 Currency and coin (U S and foreign)4 Balances with Federal Reserve Banks5 Balances with other central banks . . . .6 Demand balances with commercial banks in United States7 All other balances with depository institutions in United States and

with banks in foreign countries8 Time and savings balances with commercial banks in United States9 Balances with other depository institutions in United States

10 Balances with banks in foreign countries . . . .11 Foreign branches of other U.S. banks12 Other banks in foreign countries13 Cash items in process of collection14 Total securities, loans, and lease financing receivables . . . .15 Total securities book value16 U S Treasury17 Obligations of other U S government agencies and corporations18 Obligations of states and political subdivisions in United States19 All other securities . . . .20 Other bonds, notes, and debentures21 Federal Reserve and corporate stock .22 Trading account securities23 Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell. ,24 Total loans, gross25 LESS Unearned income on loans. . . . .26 Allowance for possible loan loss27 EQUALS- Loans, net

Total loans, gross, by category28 Real estate loans29 Construction and land development30 Secured by farmland . . . .31 Secured by residential properties . . .32 1- to 4-family33 FHA-insured or VA -guaranteed. . .34 Conventional35 Multifamily36 FHA-insured37 Conventional38 Secured by nonfarm nonresidential properties39 Loans to financial institutions40 REITs and mortgage companies in United States . . . .41 Commercial banks in United States42 U.S. branches and agencies of foreign banks43 Other commercial banks44 Banks in foreign countries45 Foreign branches of other U.S. banks46 Other47 Finance companies of other U.S banks48 Other financial institutions49 Loans for purchasing or carrying securities50 Brokers and dealers in securities51 Other52 Loans to finance agricultural production and other loans to farmers53 Commercial and industrial loans54 U S addressees (domicile)55 Non-U S. addressees (domicile)56 Loans to individuals for household, family, and other personal expenditures . .57 Installment loans58 Passenger automobiles59 Credit cards and related plans60 Retail (charge account) credit card61 Check and revolving credit . . . . .62 Mobile homes63 Other installment loans64 Other retail consumer goods65 Residential property repair and modernization66 Other installment loans for household, family, and other personal

expenditures67 Single-payment loans68 All other loans , . .69 Loans to foreign governments and official institutions70 Other

Insured

1,403,264282,330

12,42425,5672,637

38,395

126,4715,482

395120,594

76,8351,027,609

214,09863,07731,92897,43321,66011,591

1,6428,427

45,568777,187

14,3287,889

754,970

184,931

18(4)8

73,5166,216

r2

33,860(4)(4)9,519

17,93011,1787,2593,9199,901

326,686(4)(4)

128,3891(4)(4)(4)(4)

(4)(4)

42,585(4)(4)


Total

1,048,130242,842

7,23518,5772,637

27,393

121,7242,759

250118,71526,74991,96675,276

725,672123,14233,86815,91154,48718,8769,6211,2008,056

24,599580,303

7,9875,770

566,546

inpi

888(4)8

70,6005,4785,4132,2033,211

33,616401

33,2149,080

17,0149,4546,9672,4885,880

270,960163,031107,929

ft74

8;4)'4)

(4)(4)

39,29425,66113,633

Foreignoffices3

343,261126,383

277330

2,5734,405

116,7891,503

113115,17325,66889,5062,008

192,94210,305

38725

6519,2438,005

1491,089

260182,006

1,642226

180,138

T%

18

33,858126746360386

25,718229

25,490349

6,9191,3991,040

359677

106,6277,054

99,5736,585(4)

1(4)(4)(4)(4)

(4}

26,63523,5303,105

Domesticoffices

735,102116,459

6,95818,247

6422,988

4,9351,256

1373,5421,0812,460

63,268532,730112,83733,48215,88653,8369,6331,6151,0516,967

24,339398,297

6,3455,544

386,409

105,51622,031

77261,69858,3964,080

54,3153,302

2103,092

21,01636,7425,3514,6671,8422,8257,897

1737,7258,730

10,0968,0555,9272,1285,203

164,333155,977

8,35665,78955,69518,02118,5214,9793,5423,456

15,6974,3613,751

7,58510,09412,6592,131

10,528


355,13439,4885,1896,991(4)

11,011

4,7472,723

1451,879(4)

I&9301,93790,95529,20916,01742,9462,7831,970

442371

20,969196,884

6,3412,119

188,424

73,1918,0211,161

41,25439,2542,075

37,1782,00111

1,88922,7552,916

738579

8244

1916

1,724292

1,4324,022

55,726

856,01447,45820,6178,7187,3881,3293,411

14,7133,4593,599

7,6548,5563,291(4)(4)

44


17-C. Continued

Item

71 Lease financing receivables . . ,72 Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and other assets representing

bank premises73 Real estate owned other than bank premises74 All other assets . . . .75 Investment in unconsolidated subsidiaries and associated companies76 Customers' liability on acceptances outstanding77 U.S. addressees (domicile)78 Non-U S addressees (domicile)79 Net due from foreign branches, foreign subsidiaries, Edge and Agreement

subsidiaries80 Other . . . ,

8 1 Total liabilities and equity capital5


83 Total deposits . . .84 Individuals, partnerships, and corporations85 U S government . . .86 States and political subdivisions in United States87 All other . . . .88 Foreign governments and official institutions89 Commercial banks in United States90 U S branches and agencies of foreign banks91 Other commercial banks in United States . ,92 Banks in foreign countries93 Foreign branches of other U.S. banks94 Other banks in foreign countries95 Certified and officers' checks, travelers' checks, and letters of credit sold

for cash . .


97 Interest-bearing demand notes issued to U.S. Treasuryand other liabilities for borrowed money . . .

98 Interest- bearing demand notes (note balances) issued to U.S. Treasury. . . .99 Other liabilities for borrowed money

100 Mortgage indebtedness and liability for capitalized leases101 All other liabilities102 Acceptances executed and outstanding . . . .103 Net due to foreign branches, foreign subsidiaries, Edge and Agreement

subsidiaries104 Other ;



107 Preferred stock108 Common stock109 Surplus110 Undivided profits and reserve for contingencies and other capital reserves .I l l Undivided profits112 Reserve for contingencies and other capital reserves


1 13 Total demand1 14 Total savings115 Total time116 Time deposits of $100 000 or more117 Certificates of deposit in denominations of $100 000 or more118 Other119 Savings deposits authorized for automatic transfer and NOW accounts120 Money market time certificates of $10,000 and less than $100,000 with original

maturities of 26 weeks121 Demand deposits adjusted** .

122 Standby letters of credit total123 U.S. addressees (domicile)124 Non-U. S. addressees (domicile)125 Standby letters of credit conveyed to others through participation (included in

total standby letters of credit)126 Holdings of commercial paper included in total gross loans

Averages for 30 calendar days (or calendar month) ending with report date127 Total assets128 Cash and due from depository institutions129 Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell ,130 Total loans131 Total deposits132 Time CDs in denominations of $100 000 or more in domestic offices133 Federal funds purchased and securities sold under agreements to repurchase.134 Other liabilities for borrowed money . . .

135 Number of banks

Insured

12,973

18,1591,660

73,5081,496

39,612(4)(4>

(4)32,400

1,403,264

1,324,113

1,071,469749,841

2,36549,808

254,73141,60069,906(4}

143,225

814,724

129,551

46,35316,05930,294

1,80574,93439,728

(4)35,206

5,778

73,37495

14,58925,86132,82831,964

864

312,252139,609333,867183,241167,78815,45315,218

84,552188,365

42,544(4)(4)

2,138(4)

1,377,849269,26245,602

754,0901,048,951

165,775133,99529,178

1,427


Total

11,384

11,0961,177

67,3431,458

39,29813,71325,585

(4)26,587

1,048,130

996,052

777,481493,236

1,65324,903

246,29741,41861,99511,36550,630

142,88426,792

116,093

11,392

106,084

41,73012,52829,202

1,22469,53339,414

(4)30,118

4,094

47,98410

9,53216,32522,11621,701

415

213,99473,078

204,668133,488121,90311,5849,072

41,087108,929

39,75925,70814,052

2,008(4)

1,027,036233,422

23,463564,292758,934

(4)110,06628,105

177

Foreignoffices3

2,239

1,027135

22,775956

8,241

83,8639,714

(4)

342,969

285,741100,662

226547

182,04833,49115,4483,613

11,835133,10926,746

106,363

2,259

394

14,278(4)

14,27813

42,5426,580

26,3709,592

292

!'4<'4"

0000000

00

9,104

8.265

(4)

316,014123,663

485179,364284,592

^913,297

177

Domesticoffices

9,145

10,0691,042

74,801502

31,057(4)(4)

26,37016,872

(4)

683,317

491,740392,574

1,42724,35664,2497,927

46,5477,752

38,7959,775

469,729

9,133

105,690

27,45212,52814,9241,211

57,22432,834

3,86320,527

3,802

ii(4>

I:213,994

73,078204,668133,488121,90311,5849,072

41,087108,929

30,655

81,743

212

711,022109,75822,978

384,927474,342119,997109,70714,808

111


1,589

7,062483

6,16538

314(4)(4)

(4)5,813

355,134

328,060

293,988256,605

71224,905

8,433182

7,911(4)

(14,83,332

23,467

4,6233,5311,093

5815,402

314

&71,684

25,39085

5,0579,536

10,71210,263

449

98,25866,531

129,19949,75345,885

3,8696,146

43,46679,437

2,785

8130425

350,81335,84022,139

189,798290,01745,77823,929

1,073

1,250

45


17. Insured commercial banks with assets of $100 million or over-Domestic and foreign offices1—ContinuedD. December 31,1980Millions of dollars, except for number of banks

Item

1 Total assets. .

2 Cash and due from depository institutions3 Currency and coin (U.S. and foreign)4 Balances with Federal Reserve Banks5 Balances with other central banks6 Demand balances with commercial banks in United States7 All other balances with depository institutions in United States and


10 Balances with banks in foreign countries11 Foreign branches of other U S banks12 Other banks in foreign countries13 Cash items in process of collection


15 Total securities, book value16 U S Treasury17 Obligations of other U.S. government agencies and corporations18 Obligations of states and political subdivisions in United States19 All other securities20 Other bonds notes, and debentures21 Federal Reserve and corporate stock22 Trading account securities , , .

23 Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell24 Total loans gross25 LESS- Unearned income on loans26 Allowance for possible loan loss .27 EQUALS' Loans net . . .

Total loans, gross, by category28 Real estate loans . .29 Construction and land development30 Secured by farmland31 Secured by residential properties32 1- to 4-family33 FHA-insured or VA-guaranteed34 Conventional35 Multifamily36 FHA-insured37 Conventional . .38 Secured by nonfarm nonresidential properties

39 Loans to financial institutions40 REITs and mortgage companies in United States41 Commercial banks in United States42 U S branches and agencies of foreign banks43 Other commercial banks44 Banks in foreign countries45 Foreign branches of other U S banks46 Other47 Finance companies in United States48 Other financial institutions

49 Loans for purchasing or carrying securities50 Brokers and dealers in securities51 Other52 Loans to finance agricultural production and other loans to farmers, .53 Commercial and industrial loans54 U.S. addressees (domicile).55 Non-U S addressees (domicile)

56 Loans to individuals for household, family, and other personal expenditures . .57 Installment loans58 Passenger automobiles59 Credit cards and related plans , .60 Retail (charge account) credit card61 Check and revolving credit62 Mobile homes63 Other installment loans64 Other retail consumer goods65 Residential property repair and modernization66 Other installment loans for household, family, and other personal

expenditures . .67 Single-payment loans68 All other loans69 Loans to foreign governments and official institutions70 Other

Insured

1,461,449

293,85914,35126,6362,800

37,617

132,7256,634

497125,593

(4)(4)

79,730

1,069,655

220,29465,66532,94499,20022,48511,3861,7189,380

47,745809,875

13,8778,018

78,980

189,916

88(4)

!79,8145,6657,291(4)(4)

37,054(4)(4)10,71619,089

13,0849,0374,0489,903

342,309(4)(4)

129,521

?(4)

i(4)(4)

45,327

8


Total

1,091,408

249,3178,421

20,0622,800

26,316

125,4062,472

300122,63426,67195,96366,311

758,718

126,33234,93015,84555,80819,7499,4201,2799,050

26,833607,465

7,9845,843

593,638

115,624

888(4)(4)(4)

76,0954,9636,0812,4823,599

36,708714

35,99310,25818,084

11,2548,6822,5735,983

283,233171,776111,457

9514

1(4)(4)(4)

(4)(4)

41,76227,35214,410

Foreignoffices3

353,763

130,527308389

2,7414,656

120,2551,422

122118,71125,56293,149

2,177

197,752

10,489403

9751

9,3267,751

1681,408

306186,542

1,678235

184,629

6,741(4)(4)

881

35,003104678282396

26,751324

26,427382

7,088

1,259857402709

109,3966,255

103,141

6,448(4)(4)(4)

i!88

26,98524,572

2,412

Domesticoffices

768,687

118,7908,113

19,67459

21,660

5,1511,050

1783,9231,1092,814

64,134

560,966

115,84334,52715,83655,05710,423

1,6701,1117,643

26,528420,923

6,3075,607

409,009

108,88323,009

83863,51160,2713,887

56,3843,240

2213,019

21,524

41,0924,8595,4032,2003,2039,956

3919,5669,877

10,996

9,9957,8252,1715,273

173,837165,521

8,316

67,06656,20117,64819,34415,7973,5463,471

15,7394,3003,880

7,55910,86514,7772,780

11,997


370,041

44,5425,9306,573(4)

11,301

7,3194,163

1972,958(?

13,420

310,937

93,96230,73517,09943,392

2,7361,966

440330

20,911202,410

5,8922,176

194,342

74,2928,2131,183

41,91539,9242,034

37,8911,990

991,891

22,982

3,720702

1,209(4)(4)

347(4)(4)

4571,005

1,830355

1,4753,920

59,076

856,00746,82919,9789,1537,8131,3403,316

14,3823,3113,581

7,4899,1783,566

846


17-D. Continued

Item


bank premises73 Real estate owned other than bank premises . . . .74 All other assets . . ; .75 Investment in unconsolidated subsidiaries and associated companies76 Customers' liability on acceptances outstanding77 U S addressees (domicile)78 Non-U S addressees (domicile)79 Net due from foreign branches, foreign subsidiaries, Edge and

Agreement subsidiaries. . . .80 Other

81 Total liabilities and equity capital5 . . . .


83 Total deposits84 Individuals partnerships and corporations85 US government86 States and political subdivisions in United States . . . .87 All other88 Foreign governments and official institutions89 Commercial banks in United States90 US branches and agencies of foreign banks91 Other commercial banks in United States92 Banks in foreign countries . . .93 Foreign branches of other U S banks94 Other banks in foreign countries95 Certified and officers' checks, travelers' checks, and letters of credit

sold for cash

96 Federal funds purchased and securities sold under agreements to repurchase indomestic offices and Edge and Agreement subsidiaries

97 Interest-bearing demand notes issued to U.S. Treasury and other liabilitiesfor borrowed money

98 Interest-bearing demand notes (note balances) issued to U.S. Treasury. . . .99 Other liabilities for borrowed money

100 Mortgage indebtedness and liability for capitalized leases101 All other liabilities102 Acceptances executed and outstanding103 Net due to foreign branches, foreign subsidiaries, Edge and Agreement

subsidiaries104 Other . . .


106 Total equity capital5 .107 Preferred stock108 Common stock109 Surplus110 Undivided profits and reserve for contingencies and other capital reserves .I l l Undivided profits112 Reserve for contingencies and other capital reserves


113 Total demand . . . .1 14 Total savings . .115 Total time "*116 Time deposits of $100,000 or more117 Certificates of deposit in denominations of $100,000 or more118 Other . . .119 Savings deposits authorized for automatic transfer and NOW accounts120 Money market time certificates of $10,000 and less than $100,000 with

original maturities of 26 weeks121 Demand deposits adjusted**

122 Standby letters of credit, total . . .123 U S addressees (domicile). . . . . . . .124 Non-U S addressees (domicile)125 Standby letters of credit conveyed to others through participations

(included in total standby letters of credit)126 Holdings of commercial paper included in total gross loans

Average for 30 calendar days (or calendar month) ending with report date127 Total assets128 Cash and due from depository institutions129 Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements

to resell .130 Total loans131 Total deposits132 Time CDs in denominations of $100,000 or more in domestic offices133 Federal funds purchased and securities sold under agreements

to repurchase134 Other liabilities for borrowed money

135 Number of banks

Insured

13,636

18,9001,615

77,4201,345

40,749

8#326

1,461,449

1,380,870

1,133,249805,958

2,56551,726

258,24642,19074,887(4)(4)

141,169(4)(4)

14,754

127,584

40,6258,634

31,9911,852

77,55940,862

(4)36,697

5,726

74,85396

14,89726,19633,66532,781

884

328,535132,477378,225214,066198,13715,92917,402

100,352202,284

45,718

81,855(4)

1,421,230272,517

47,291783,086

1,103,465189,406

133,48831,794

1.425


Total

11,914

11,5781,127

70,6691,307

40,45713,68626,771

(4)28,905

1,091,408

1,038,412

825,440537,761

1,73126,101

248,70041,97965,94911,63354,317

140,77226,977

113,794

11,148

103,070

36,8666,412

30,4531,244

71,79240,567

(4)31,226

4,035

48,96110

9,75016,47822,72422,272

451

224,73669,726

236,966158,821146,53312,28810,391

49,268119,821

42,61428,33014,284

1,696(4)

1,059,707234,316

26,252588,192804,501

(4)

108,15430,275

178

Foreignoffices3

2,328

1,199127

24,158838

8,785(4)(4)

3,98010,554

(4)353,482

294,012110,231

225560

181,14333,41117,6304,626

13,004130,10226,960

103,143

1,853

810

14,735(4)

14,73513

43,9137,288

27,0629,564

282

(4)

88(4)(4)

0000000

o0

9,702

8309

(4)

319,870125,308

372180,965298,739

(4)

39014,655

178

Domesticoffices

9,586

10,3791,001

77,552468

31,671

827,06218,351

(4)715,971

531,429427,530

1,50625,54167,557

8,56748,320

7,00741,31310,670

1810,652

9,295

102,260

22,1316,412

15,7191,231

58,92133,279

3,98021,662

3,754

•'4;

i224,736

69,726236,966158,821146,533

12,28810,391

49,268119,821

32,912

81,387

335

739,837109,008

25,880407,226505,762139,815

107,76315,620

178


1,722

7,322488

6,75138

292(4)(4)

(4)6,421

370,041

342,458

307,809268,198

83425,6259,546

2118,938

8397

(4)(4)

3,606

24,515

3,7602,2221,537

6095,766

295

(4)5,471

1,691

25,89286

5,1479,717

10,94110,509

433

103,79962,751

141,25955,24551,6043,6417,011

51,08482,463

3,104

8159562

361,52338,201

21,039194,895298,96449,590

25,3351,519

1.247


18. Insured commercial banks with assets of $100 million or over—Domestic offices1


Item

1 Total assets

2 Cash and due from depository institutions. . . .3 Currency and coin (U S and foreign)4 Balances with Federal Reserve Banks5 Balances with other central banks6 Demand balances with commercial banks in United States . . . .7 All other balances with depository institutions in United States and

with banks in foreign countries , , .8 Time and savings balances with commercial banks in United States9 Balances with other depository institutions in United States

10 Balances with banks in foreign countries11 Cash items in process of collection . . . .


13 Total securities, book value14 U S Treasury . . . . .15 Obligations of other U.S. government agencies and corporations16 Obligations of states and political subdivisions in United States17 All other securities18 Other bonds notes and debentures19 Federal Reserve and corporate stock ,20 Trading account securities . . . . . .

21 Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell

22 Total loans gross23 LESS- Unearned income on loans24 Allowance for possible loan loss . . . . . . . .25 EQUALS- Loans net

Total loans, gross, by category26 Real estate loans27 Construction and land development . . . .28 Secured by farmland29 Secured by residential properties .30 I- to 4 -family31 FHA-insured or VA -guaranteed32 Conventional33 Multifamily34 FHA-insured35 Conventional36 Secured by nonfarm nonresidential properties

37 Loans to financial institutions38 REITs and mortgage companies in United States39 Commercial banks in United States40 Banks in foreign countries41 Finance companies in United States42 Other financial institutions

43 Loans for purchasing or carrying securities44 Brokers and dealers in securities . . . .45 Other46 Loans to finance agricultural production and other loans to farmers .47 Commercial and industrial loans .

48 Loans to individuals for household, family, and other personal expenditures . .49 Installment loans . . . . . . . .50 Passenger automobiles51 Credit cards and related plans52 Retail (charge account) credit card53 Check and revolving credit54 Mobile homes .55 Other installment loans . . . .56 Other retail consumer goods57 Residential property repair and modernization58 Other installment loans for household, family, and other personal

expenditures59 Single-payment loans60 All other loans . . . . . . .

61 Lease financing receivables . .62 Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and other assets representing

bank premises63 Real estate owned other than bank premises64 All other assets65 Investment in unconsolidated subsidiaries and associated companies66 Customers' liability on acceptances outstanding \ .67 Net due from foreign branches, foreign subsidiaries, Edge and Agreement

subsidiaries . . . . . . .68 Other

Insured

1,048,226

153,83710,68928,520

2132,955

6,7582,777

2073,774

74,893

809,790

190,81555,45129,76091,89713,7083,4591,4648,785

39,927

589,85213,4457,365

569,042

172,57328,103

. 1,85999,77294,680

6,19088,4905,092

3174,775

42,839

40,6926,3334,4857,028

10,57312,273

11,5747,7263,8488,637

215,901125,304106,75041,11527,95123,0664,8856,962

30,7237,6247,192

15,90618,55315,172

10,006

16,2171,494

66,889467

28,858

13,62023.944

Member banks

Total

898,474

140,2409,128

28,52021

26,064

3,9521,223

462,684

72,554

680,478

152,86342,68823,06974,93212,174

2,2171,2918,667

34,435

501,13310,718

6,451483,965

138,14323,584

1,39780,71576,726

5,59171,1343,990

2583,731

32,446

38,9976,0364,0156,792

10,31311,841

11,0087,4943,5147,804

190,499

100,84885,79831,56325,10920,8984,2115,691

23,4356,1145,346

11,97515,05013,835

9,215

13,3721,311

63,072440

28,336

12,98521.311

National

675,482

94,2057,063

21,03521

13,891

3,0241,056

291,938

49,172

522,590

116,51832,28817,99857,0849,1491,695

9596,494

25,132

387,7978,8514,869

374,077

113,17818,5451,275

67,12864,1324,762

59,3712,995

1412,854

26,230

24,7924,6002,3293,4986,7537,611

6,2173,5732,6437,306

143,607

82,80070,94826,14820,77917,5583,2215,183

18,8375,2534,404

9,18011,8529,897

6,864

10,8971,062

46,727368

20,127

10,49515.737

State

222,992

46,0352,0657,485

*12,173

92916716

74523,382

157,888

36,34610,4015,071

17,8483,026

522332

2,172

9,303

113,3361,8671,581

109,888

24,9655,040

12213,58812,593

82911,764

994117877

6,216

14,2051,4361,6863,2943,5604,229

4,7913,921

870498

46,892

18,04714,8505,4154,3303,340

989508

4,597861941

2,7963,1973,937

2,352

2,475249

16,34572

8,209

2,4915.574

Non-memberinsured

149,752

13,5971,561

**

6,891

2,8061,554

1621,0912,338

129,312

37,95112,7626,691

16,9651,5331,242

173118

5,492

88,7192,727

91585,078

34,4304,518

46219,05717,954

59917,356

1,10258

1,04410,393

1,695297470236260432

566232334833

25,402

24,45620,952

9,5522,8422,167

6751,2717,2881,5101,847

3,9313,5041,338

790

2,845183

3,81627

522

6352.633


18-A. Continued

Item

69 Total liabilities and equity capital2 . . . . . .


71 Total deposits72 Individuals partnerships and corporations73 U.S government74 States and political subdivisions in United States . , . .75 All other76 Foreign governments and official institutions77 Commercial banks in United States78 Banks in foreign countries . . . . ,79 Certified and officers' checks, travelers' checks, and letters of credit

sold for cash80 Demand deposits8 1 Mutual savings banks . • . . . . . .82 Other individuals partnerships and corporations8 3 U S government . . , . . . . . . . .84 States and political subdivisions in United States8 5 A l l other . . . . . . . . .86 Foreign governments and official institutions87 Commercial banks in United States . . . . .88 Banks in foreign countries89 Certified and officers' checks, travelers' checks, and letters of credit

sold for cash

90 Time deposits . , . . . . . .91 Mutual savings banks92 Other individuals, partnerships, and corporations . . . .93 U S government94 States and political subdivisions in United States . . . .95 All other96 Foreign governments and official institutions97 Commercial banks in United States98 Banks in foreign countries . . . .99 Savings deposits

100 Mutual savings banks . . . .101 Other individuals partnerships and corporations102 Individuals and nonprofit organizations103 Corporations and other profit organizations104 U S government .105 States and political subdivisions in United States . . . . .106 All other107 Foreign governments and official institutions108 Commercial banks in United States109 Banks in foreign countries

110 Federal funds purchased and securities sold under agreements to repurchase.I l l Interest-bearing demand notes issued to U.S. Treasury and other liabilities

for borrowed money . . .112 Interest-bearing demand notes (note balances) issued to U.S. Treasury. . . .113 Other liabilities for borrowed money . . . . .114 Mortgage indebtedness and liability for capitalized leases . .115 All other liabilities .116 Acceptances executed and outstanding117 Net due to foreign branches, foreign subsidiaries, Edge and Agreement

subsidiaries . . . .118 Other119 Subordinated notes and debentures . .

120 Total equity capital2. . . . .

MEMO121 Time deposits of $100 000 or more122 Certificates of deposit in denominations of $100 000 or more . .123 Other . . . . .124 Savings deposits authorized for automatic transfer and NOW accounts125 Money market time certificates of $10,000 and less than $100,000 with

original maturities of 26 weeks . .126 Demand deposits adjusted^ . . .127 Total standby letters of credit . .128 Conveyed to others through participation (included in standby letters

of credit)129 Holdings of commercial paper included in total gross loans

Average for 30 calendar days (or calendar month) ending with report date130 Total assets . . .131 Cash and due from depository institutions • •132 Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell133 Total loans134 Total deposits . .135 Time CDs in denominations of $100,000 or more in domestic offices136 Federal funds purchased and securities sold under agreements to repurchase.137 Other liabilities for borrowed money . .

138 Number of banks

Insured

1,048,226

973,405

767,395627,200

2,12353,42272,026

6,51754,85310,657

12,623308,682

1,224223,846

1,43110,28659,2722,203

47,5069,563

12,623

328,150406

272,798646

41,56012,7404,3067,3411,094

130,563*

128,925122,749

6,17647

1,5771376*

105,963

23,8825,704

18,1791,785

74,37930,041

16,77827,5604,983

69,839

183,017160,35222,66511,612

80,484184,853

28,572

1,480497

1,021,367141,92138,222

571,248740,127160,768115,333

17,984

1,429

Member banks

Total

898,474

834,718

639,715516,618

1,78740,89969,475

6,30352,89310,280

10,936269,255

1,063189,827

1,2298,367

57,8332,170

46,2499,414

10,936

267,083398

223,225517

31,31411,6294,1256,638

866103,378

*102,10597,4894,616

411,218

1376*

99,187

23,0625,239

17,8231,522

71,23229,519

16,63325,0813,956

59,800

154,337133,32621,011

9,458

62,739149,222

27,359

1,442269

873,109130,33832,410

485,291614,546133,715108,42117,636

932

National

675,482

627,232

484,864405,657

1,37633,49338,1983,826

29,4854,888

6,139188,733

589144,511

9716,722

29,8001,167

24,2974,336

6,139

213,349309

178,436366

25,8508,3872,6545,182

55282,782

*81,81078,145

3,66539

9211156*

74,695

14,3673,887

10,4791,245

52,06221,238

11,65819,1662,741

45,509

119,604101,987

17,6187,106

52,498114,293

18,048

1,178229

659,18087,29124,602

375,333468,123102,40080,40010,738

771

State

222,992

207,486

154,851110,961

4117,406

31,2772,476

23,4085,392

4,79680,522

47345,316

2581,645

28,0331,003

21,9525,078

4,796

53,73488

44,789152

5,4633,2411,4711,456

31420,595

020,29519,344

9501

29722**

24,492

8,6951,3527,343

27719,1718,281

4,9755,9151,216

14,291

34,73331,3393,3932,352

10,24134,929

9,311

26440

213,92943,047

7,808109,958146,423

31,31428,022

6,897

161

Non-memberinsured

149,752

138,687

127,680110,581

33712,5232,551

2141,960

377

1,68839,428

16234,019

2021,9191,439

331,257

149

1,688

61,0678

49,573129

10,2461,111

181703228

27,1850

26,82025,260

1,5606

359****

6,777

821465356263

3,147522

1462,4791,026

10,039

28,68027,026

1,6542,154

17,74535,631

1,213

38228

148,25811,5835,812

85,957125,58127,054

6,912348

497


18. Insured commercial banks with assets of $100 million or over—Domestic offices1—ContinuedB. June 30,1980Millions of dollars, except for number of banks

Item

1 Total assets

2 Cash and due from depository institutions3 Currency and coin (U S and foreign)4 Balances with Federal Reserve Banks5 Balances with other central banks .6 Demand balances with commercial banks in United States7 All other balances with depository institutions in United States and with

banks in foreign countries8 Time and savings balances with commercial banks in United States9 Balances with other depository institutions in United States

10 Balances with banks in foreign countries . ,11 Cash items in process of collection

12 Total securities loans, and lease financing receivables . . . .

13 Total securities book value ,14 U S Treasury15 Obligations of other U S government agencies and corporations16 Obligations of states and political subdivisions in United States17 All other securities18 Other bonds notes and debentures19 Federal Reserve and corporate stock20 Trading account securities


22 Total loans gross23 LESS- Unearned income on loans .24 Allowance for possible loan loss25 EQUALS- Loans net

Total loans, gross, by category26 Real estate loans27 Construction and land development28 Secured by farmland29 Secured by residential properties30 1- to 4-family31 FHA-insured or VA -guaranteed32 Conventional .33 Multifamily34 FHA-insured . . .35 Conventional .36 Secured by nonfarm nonresidential properties

37 Loans to financial institutions38 REITs and mortgage companies in United States39 Commercial banks in United States40 Banks in foreign countries41 Finance companies in United States42 Other financial institutions43 Loans for purchasing or carrying securit es44 Brokers and dealers in securities45 Other46 Loans to finance agricultural production and other loans to farmers47 Commercial and industrial loans .

48 Loans to individuals for household, family, and other personal expenditures . .49 Installment loans50 Passenger automobiles51 Credit cards and related plans .52 Retail (charge account) credit card53 Check and revolving credit54 Mobile homes55 Other installment loans56 Other retail consumer goods .57 Residential property repair and modernization58 Other installment loans for household, family, and other personal

expenditures59 Single-payment loans60 All other loans61 Lease financing receivables . . . .62 Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and other assets representing

bank premises . . . .63 Real estate owned other than bank premises .64 All other assets65 Investment in unconsolidated subsidiaries and associated companies66 Customers' liability on acceptances outstanding67 Net due from foreign branches, foreign subsidiaries, Edge and Agreement


Insured

1,068,395

163,94811,17131,123

1236,911

8,3533,411

2204,723

76,377

812,060

197,05759,09931,43093,54112,9883,5421,4977,949

42,745

582,62713,2557,522

561,850

174,83828,846

1,884100,73295,617

5,78489,833

5,115306

4,80943,376

37,0295,4394,4337,3659,222

10,56911,5377,8303,7088,861

212,718

121,614103,69939,56727,07222,165

4,9076,983

30,0767,6007,265

15,21017,91616,030

10,408

16,6811,537

74,169382

31,350

19,72022,717

Member banks

Total

916,076

149,0839,555

31,10312

29,024

5,3141,797

893,428

74,075

681,948

158,28446,17924,42876,32211,3552,2551,3187,782

37,100

494,11710,5656,592

476,960

140,09424,298

1,41981,53677,510

5,18772,3234,026

2473,779

32,841

35,4195,1644,0387,1298,992

10,097

10,8517,4993,3537,975

187,303

97,86383,29730,39724,29020,070

, 4,2195,686

22,9246,1005,407

11,41714,56614,612

9,603

13,7201,348

69,977356

30,768

18,84720,006

National

688,333

97,1387,396

22,08312

15,524

4,0511,573

742,405

48,072

527,741

119.89234^3919,15258,039

7,9611,650

9735,338

29,597

384,7898,7354,951

371,103

114,84919,082

1,29367,94764,896

4,38860,508

3,051133

2,91726,526

23,0403,9162,4833,9445,8886,8096,7524,1902,5627,453

142,346

80,31568,78825,12620,04216,8193,2235,179

18,4405,2074,434

8,79911,52810,035

7,149

11,1801,077

51,197283

21,899

14,50214,513

State

227,743

51,9452,1589,021

*13,500

1,263224

161,023

26,004

154,207

38,39311,4405,276

18,2833,394

605345

2,444

7,503

109,3281,8301,641

105,857

25,2455,216

12613,58912,615

79911,816

975114861

6,314

12,3801,2481,5553,1853,1043,2884,0993,309

790522

44,957

17,54814,5095,2714,2473,251

996507

4,484893973

2,6183,0394,577

2,454

2,541271

18,77973

8,869

4,3445,493

Non-memberinsured

152,319

14,8651,617

20*

7,887

3,0391,614

1301,2942,302

130,112

38,77312,9197,002

17,2191,6331,286

180167

5,644

88,5102,690

93084,889

34,7454,548

46619,19618,107

59617,510

1,08959

1,03010,535

1,609276395236230472

686331355886

25,415

23,75120,402

9,1702,7832,095

6881,2977,1511,5001,858

3,7933,3491,418

805

2,961189

4,19226

582

8732,711


18-B. Continued

Item

69 Total liabilities and equity capital2 .

70 Total liabilities excluding subordinated debt . . . .

71 Total deposits ' . . .72 Individuals partnerships and corporations73 US government . . .74 States and political subdivisions in United States75 All other . . . .76 Foreign governments and official institutions77 Commercial banks in United States78 Banks in foreign countries79 Certified and officers' checks, travelers' checks, and letters of credit

sold for cash80 Demand deposits81 Mutual savings banks82 Other individuals partnerships and corporations . . . .83 U S government84 States and political subdivisions in United States85 All other86 Foreign governments and official institutions ,87 Commercial banks in United States88 Banks in foreign countries . . .89 Certified and officers' checks, travelers' checks, and letters of credit

sold for cash

90 Time deposits91 Mutual savings banks . . . .92 Other individuals partnerships and corporations . . .93 U S government94 States and political subdivisions in United States . . .95 AH other . .96 Foreign governments and official institutions . . .97 Commercial banks in United States . . . .98 Banks in foreign countries .99 Savings deposits

100 Mutual savings banks .101 Other individuals partnerships and corporations . .102 Individuals and nonprofit organizations103 Corporations and other profit organizations . . . .104 U S government105 States and political subdivisions in United States106 All other . . . .107 Foreign governments and official institutions108 Commercial banks in United States109 Banks in foreign countries . . . .


for borrowed money112 Interest-bearing demand notes (note balances) issued to U.S. Treasury. . . .113 Other liabilities for borrowed money .114 Mortgage indebtedness and liability for capitalized leases115 All other liabilities116 Acceptances executed and outstanding117 Net due to foreign branches, foreign subsidiaries, Edge and Agreement

subsidiaries . . . .118 Other119 Subordinated notes and debentures


MEMO121 Time deposits of $100 000 or more122 Certificates of deposit in denominations of $100 000 or more123 Other124 Savings deposits authorized for automatic transfer and NOW accounts125 Money market time certificates of $10,000 and less than $100,000 with original

maturities of 26 weeks . . . .126 Demand deposits adjusted^ . . . .

127 Total standby letters of credit128 Conveyed to others through participation (included in standby

letters of credit)129 Holdings of commercial paper included in total gross loans

Average for 30 calendar days (or calendar month) ending with report date130 Total assets131 Cash and due from depository institutions . .132 Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell133 Total loans . . . . .134 Total deposits . . .135 Time CDs in denominations of $100 000 or more in domestic offices136 Federal funds purchased and securities sold under agreements to repurchase.137 Other liabilities for borrowed money . .

138 Number of banks

Insured

1,068,395

991,338

782,530639,298

2,04450,74477,3038,549

57,84810,906

13,141321,011

1,234230,260

1,50111,21663,6592,995

50,8049,860

13,141

328,572420

276,375483

37,67313,6215,5377,0381,046

132,947*

131,009124,263

6,74660

1,85522176*

118,845

24,2409,791

14,4491,787

63,93632,952

5,46925,515

5,469

71,588

177,255155,26921,98612,700

86,650192,329

31,006

1,750603

1,033,202140,29543,329

564,722746,478157,893125,30815,317

1,439

Member banks

Total

916,076

850,338

653,246527,428

1,69138,41174,358

8,26755,57610,514

11,358280,243

1,055195,663

1,2639,047

61,8562,924

49,2479,685

11,358

267,697412

226,514372

27,92012,4805,3276,324

829105,306

*103,78498,7375,047

561,444

22166*

111,700

23,1669,038

14,1281,509

60,71732,370

5,34023,0084,439

61,299

149,755129,36820,38710,418

67,887155,657

29,695

1,709337

883,964128,63337,239

479,248620,059131,742118,43514,948

938

National

688,333

638,485

492,368412,191

1,32731,68440,893

5,04631,0484,798

6,273194,366

545147,261

1,0217,297

31,9681,406

26,2754,287

6,273

213,875339

181,048251

23,3318,9053,6264,767

51184,127

*82,99779,0013,995

551,056

20146*

84,663

14,7616,5958,1661,231

45,46223,361

4,82417,2783,261

46,588

115,80998,58917,2207,834

56,825118,998

19,076

1,406230

667,88185,39928,011

372,419470,866100,35088,830

8,728

772

State

227,743

211,853

160,879115,237

3646,728

33,4653,221

24,5285,716

5,08585,877

51048,402

2421,751

29,8881,518

22,9725,399

5,085

53,82273

45,465121

4,5893,5751,7011,556

31721,179

020,78719,736

1,0511

38822**

27,036

8,4052,4435,962

27815,2569,009

5165,7301,178

14,712

33,94630,7803,1662,585

11,06236,660

10,619

303107

216,08243,234

9,228106,830149,19331,39229,604

6,220

166

Non-memberinsured

152,319

141,000

129,283111,871

35312,3332,945

2822,272

392

1,78240,768

17934,597

2372,1691,803

711,557

175

1,782

60,8758

49,861111

9,7531,141

210714217

27,6410

27,22525,526

1,6995

411****

7,146

1,075753321278

3,219582

1302,5071,030

10,289

27,50025,901

1,5992,281

18,76236,672

1,311

41267

149,23811,6626,091

85,473126,42026,151

6,874369501


18. Insured commercial banks with assets of $100 million or over-Domestic offices1—ContinuedC. September 30,1980Millions of dollars, except for number of banks

Item

1 Total assets

2 Cash and due from depository institutions. . , . . . . .3 Currency and coin (U S. and foreign)4 Balances with Federal Reserve Banks . . . .5 Balances with other central banks6 Demand balances with commercial banks in United States . .7 All other balances with depository institutions in United States and

with banks in foreign countries . . . .8 Time and savings balances with commercial banks in United States9 Balances with other depository institutions in United States

10 Balances with banks in foreign countries . . . .11 Cash items in process of collection

12 Total securities, loans, and lease financing receivables . . . . , . .

13 Total securities, book value14 U.S. Treasury . . . .15 Obligations of other U.S. government agencies and corporations16 Obligations of states and political subdivisions in United States17 All other securities .18 Other bonds, notes, and debentures19 Federal Reserve and corporate stock . . . . .20 Trading account securities


22 Total loans, gross23 LESS- Unearned income on loans24 Allowance for possible loan loss . . . . .25 EQUALS- Loans net

Total loans, gross, by category26 Real estate loans . . .27 Construction and land development28 Secured by farmland29 Secured by residential properties . . . . . . .30 l-to4-family3 1 FH A-insured or VA -guaranteed32 Conventional . . . . .33 Multifamily34 FHA-insured35 • Conventional . . . .36 Secured by nonfarm nonresidential properties . . .

37 Loans to financial institutions ,38 REITs and mortgage companies in United States . . . . .39 Commercial banks in United States40 Banks in foreign countries41 Finance companies in United States42 Other financial institutions . . .

43 Loans for purchasing or carrying securities . .44 Brokers and dealers in securities45 Other46 Loans to finance agricultural production and other loans to farmers47 Commercial and industrial loans . . . .

48 Loans to individuals for household, family, and other personal expenditures . .49 Installment loans . . .50 Passenger automobiles51 Credit cards and related plans52 Retail (charge account) credit card53 Check and revolving credit . . . . . . . .5 4 Mobile homes . . . . . . .55 Other installment loans56 Other retail consumer goods57 Residential property repair and modernization58 Other installment loans for household, family and other personal

expenditures . .59 Single-payment loans60 All other loans

61 Lease financing receivables . . .62 Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and other assets representing bank

premises63 Real estate owned other than bank premises6 4 A l l other assets . . .65 Investment in unconsolidated subsidiaries and associated companies66 Customers* liability on acceptances outstanding . . . . . . .67 Net due from foreign branches, foreign subsidiaries, Edge and Agreement

subsidiaries . . . .68 Other

Insured

1,090,236

155,94712,14725,238

6433,989

9,6823,979

2825,421

74,827

834,667

203,79362,69031,90396,78212,4173,5861,4937,338

45,308

595,18112,6867,663

574,832

178,70730,052

1,932102,95197,649

6,15691,4935,302

3214,981

43,771

39,6586,0895,2468,1429,170

11,011

9,7796,2193,5609,225

220,059

121,803103,15338,63727,23922,3674,8726,867

30,4107,8207,351

15,23918,65015,950

10,734

17,1321,524

80,966539

31,371

26,37022.686

Member banks

Total

934,280

141,96010,41925,061

6427,089

6,3982,346

1043,947

72,928

700,606

163,29148,95524,52079,05310,7632,2591,3177,186

38,919

505,1769,9686,723

488,484

143,59925,523

1,46183,47279,264

5,50973,7554,208

2503,958

33,143

37,7355,7534,5617,9088,919

10,595

9,2305,9943,2358,335

194,013

97,81782,61929,55324,42520,2304,1955,572

23,0696,2475,417

11,40515,19814,447

9,912

14,0601,321

76,333512

30,726

25,11919.976

National

703,091

94,8808,150

18,32964

15,041

5,0412,125

862,829

48,255

540,679

123,40636,59319,45359,840

7,5201,703

9734,845

30,861

392,1838,0545,054

379,075

117,70419,8811,330

69,61766,5064,662

61,8443,111

1382,973

26,876

24,1204,4082,7254,2445,7576,985

5,6063,0342,5717,670

146,742

80,16668,16924,37720,10516,8983,2075,073

18,6145,3834,435

8,79611,99710,174

7,338

11,4791,043

55,009439

21,374

18,69514.501

State

231,190

47,0802,2686,733

*12,048

1,357221

181,118

24,674

159,927

39,88512,3625,067

19,2133,242

557344

2,342

8,058

112,9931,9141,669

109,409

25,8955,642

13113,85412,758

84711,911

1,096112985

6,267

13,6151,3441,8353,6643,1623,609

3,6242,960

664664

47,271

17,65114,4505,1754,3203,332

988499

4,455864982

2,6093,2014,273

2,574

2,581278

21,32473

9,352

6,4245.475

Non-memberinsured

155,956

13,9871,728

176*

6,900

3,2841,633

1781,4741,899

134,060

40,50113,7357,383

17,7291,6541,326

176152

6,389

90,0052,718

94086,348

35,1084,529

47219,48018,385

64717,739

1,09571

1,02310,628

1,923337686234251417

"549225324890

26,046

23,98620,534

9,0852,8142,137

6771,2957,3411,5731,934

3,8343,4521,503

822

3,071203

4,63427

645

1,2512.710


18-C. Continued

Item



71 Total deposits72 Individuals, partnerships, and corporations73 US government74 States and political subdivisions in United States75 All other76 Foreign governments and official institutions77 Commercial banks in United States78 Banks in foreign countries79 Certified and officers* checks, travelers' checks, and letters of credit

sold for cash , . . (80 Demand deposits81 Mutual savings banks. .82 Other individuals partnerships and corporations83 U.S. government84 States and political subdivisions in United States85 All other86 Foreign governments and official institutions87 Commercial banks in United States '.88 Banks in foreign countries89 Certified and officers' checks, travelers' checks, and letters of credit

sold for cash

90 Time deposits91 Mutual savings banks92 Other individuals, partnerships, and corporations93 U S government94 States and political subdivisions in United States95 All other96 Foreign governments and official institutions97 Commercial banks in United States98 Banks in foreign countries99 Savings deposits .

100 Mutual savings banks101 Other individuals, partnerships and corporations102 Individuals and nonprofit organizations103 Corporations and other profit organizations104 U S government105 States and political subdivisions in United States106 Allother107 Foreign governments and official institutions108 Commercial banks in United States109 Banks in foreign countries


for borrowed money112 Interest-bearing demand notes (note balances) issued to U.S. Treasury. . . .113 Other liabilities for borrowed money114 Mortgage indebtedness and liability for capitalized leases115 All other liabilities116 Acceptances executed and outstanding117 Net due to foreign branches, foreign subsidiaries, Edge and Agreement

subsidiaries118 Other119 Subordinated notes and debentures


MEMO121 Time deposits of $100 000 or more ,122 Certificates of deposit in denominations of $100 000 or more123 Other124 Savings deposits authorized for automatic transfer and NOW accounts125 Money market time certificates of $10,000 and less than $100,000 with original

maturities of 26 weeks126 Demand deposits adjusted3

127 Total standby letters of credit128 Conveyed to others through participation (included in standby letters of

credit)129 Holdings of commercial paper included in total gross loans

Average for 30 calendar days (or calendar month) ending with report date130 Total assets131 Cash and due from depository institutions132 Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell133 Total loans134 Total deposits135 Time CDs in denominations of $100,000 or more in domestic offices136 Federal funds purchased and securities sold under agreements to repurchase.137 Other liabilities for borrowed money .

138 Number of banks

Insured

1,090,236

1,011,377

785,728649,179

2,14049,26172,682

8,10854,45810,116

12,466312,252

1,132227,679

1,55910,55258,8652,301

47,5019,063

12,466

333,867360

282,135513

37,05913,8005,7956,9521,052

139,609*

137,872130,329

7,54368

1,65118135*

129,157

32,07516,05916,016

1,79262,62533,148

3,86325,6145,486

73,374

183,241167,78815,45315,218

84,552188,365

33,440

1,872637

1,061,835145,59945,117

574,726764,359165,775133,63615,881

1.427

Member banks

Total

934,280

867,142

653,803533,832

1,81337,35870,1077,860

52,5499,698

10,694271,064

965192,133

1,3488,584

57,3402,201

46,2988,841

10,694

272,356334

231,339404

27,52912,7505,6476,246

857110,384

*109,060103,436

5,62461

1,24517125*

122,062

30,30814,88515,423

1,48859,48132,503

3,71423,2644,408

62,731

155,263141,28813,97612,342

66,199150,490

31,883

1,761389

907,918132,86838,501

487,719634,265139,534126,434

15,367

928

National

703,091

652,138

495,553417,884

1,36630,48639,5394,853

30,2384,448

6,278190,398

532144,923

1,0646,840

30,760917

25,9663,877

6,278

216,822242

184,844243

22,7308,7633,9254,266

57188,334

*87,34382,8564,487

59916

16115*

91,569

20,20511,1109,0951,211

43,59923,091

2,97717,5313,225

47,727

119,561108,752

10,8099,444

55,475115,113

21,764

1,498280

684,25888,72330,630

379,216483,555107,73795,1108,695

769

State

231,190

215,004

158,250115,948

4466,872

30,5683,007

22,3115,250

4,41680,666

43347,210

2841,745

26,579 •1,284

20,3324,963

4,416

55,53493

46,495160

4,7983,9871,7221,979

28622,050

021,71720,580

1,1382

32921**

30,493

10,1033,7756,328

27715,8829,412

7375,7331,182

15,003

35,70332,536

3,1662,898

10,72435,377

10,119

262109

223,66044,145

7,870108,503150,70931,79731,323

6,672

159

Non-memberinsured

155,956

144,235

131,925115,347

32711,9042,576

2481,910

417

1,77241,188

16735,546

2111,9671,525

1001,203

222

1,772

61,51226

50,796109

9,5301,050

148707195

29,2250

28,81226,893

1,9197

4061***

7,095

1,7671,174

593304

3,145645

1492,3501,078

10,643

27,97826,500

1,4772,876

18,35337,876

1,557

112248

153,91712,7306,616

87,006130,09426,241

7,203514

499


18. Insured commercial banks with assets of $100 million or over-Domestic offices1—ContinuedD. December 31,1980Millions of dollars, except for number of banks

Item

1 Total assets

2 Cash and due from depository institutions3 Currency and coin (U S and foreign)4 Balances with Federal Reserve Banks5 Balances with other central banks6 Demand balances with commercial banks in United States7 All other balances with depository' institutions in United States and


10 Balances with banks in foreign countries11 Cash items in process of collection


13 Total securities, book value ,14 U S Treasury15 Obligations of other U.S. government agencies and corporations16 Obligations of states and political subdivisions in United States17 All other securities18 Other bonds notes and debentures . . . . .19 Federal Reserve and corporate stock20 Trading account securities . . .


22 Total loans gross23 LESS- Unearned income on loans : . .24 Allowance for possible loan loss . , .25 EQUALS- Loans net

Total loans, gross, by category26 Real estate loans27 Construction and land development . . . .28 Secured by farmland29 Secured by residential properties30 1- to 4-family31 FHA-insured or VA-guaranteed .32 Conventional33 Multifamily34 FHA-insured35 Conventional36 Secured by nonfarm nonresidential properties

37 Loans to financial institutions38 REITs and mortgage companies in United States39 Commercial banks in United States . ,40 Banks in foreign countries . . .41 Finance companies in United States42 Other financial institutions

43 Loans for purchasing or carrying securities44 Brokers and dealers in securities *45 Other . . . . .46 Loans to finance agricultural production and other loans to farmers47 Commercial and industrial loans

48 Loans to individuals for household, family, and other personal expenditures . .49 Installment loans ,50 Passenger automobiles51 Credit cards and related plans . . . . .52 Retail (charge account) credit card53 Check and revolving credit54 Mobile homes55 Other installment loans56 Other retail consumer goods57 Residential property repair and modernization . . .58 Other installment loans for household, family, and other personal

expenditures59 Single-payment loans60 All other loans

61 Lease financing receivables62 Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and other assets representing bank

premises ,63 Real estate owned other than bank premises64 All other assets65 Investment in unconsolidated subsidiaries and associated companies66 Customers' liability on acceptances outstanding67 Net due from foreign branches, foreign subsidiaries, Edge and Agreement


Insured

1,138,728

163,33214,04326,247

5932,961

12,4695,212

3756,881

77,553

871,903

209,80565,26232,93598,44913,1593,6361,5517,972

47,439

623,33312,1997,783

603,351

183,17431,222

2,021105,426100,196

5,92194,275

5,230320

4,91044,506

44,8115,5616,613

10,30310,33412,001

11,8258,1803,6469,193

232,913

123,073103,03137,62728,49723,610

4,8876,786

30,1217,6117,461

15,04920,04218,343

11,308

17,7011,489

84,303506

31,963

27,06224.772

Member banks

Total

975,380

147,43412,05526,093

5925,735

8,4703,207

1485,115

75,023

732,839

168,26451,02725,04280,63011,5642,3311,3807,854

40,705

529,8709,6086,822

513,440

147,41026,510

1,54085,64281,486

5,28476,2024,157

2533,904

33,718

42,3225,2615,5419,936

10,09811,486

11,1537,8523,3028,326

204,89299,00582,71728,76025,59321,393

4,2005,526

22,8386,0815,499

11,25816,28816,762

10,430

14,4811,283

79,344480

31,301

25,79821.765

National

733,083

100,8749,479

20,73058

14,519

6,5802,833

1023,645

49,509

562,417

128,28838,27820,08761,302

8,6211,7751,0325,814

30,988

408,1427,6095,129

395,404

120,85620,678

1,40971,56068,373

4,43563,938

3,187144

3,04327,209

26,7164,1093,5005,3746,3667,368

6,1263,5472,5797,616

154,480

81,08168,15723,64721,03317,8303,2035,033

18,4445,2124,502

8,73012,92411,267

7,737

11,7941,030

56,968452

21,736

19,01615.763

State

242,297

46,5602,5775,363

*11,216

1,89037346

1,47125,514

170,422

39,97612,7494,956

19,3282,943

556348

2,040

9,717

121,7281,9991,693

118,037

26,5545,832

13014,08213,112

84912,264

970109861

6,509

15,6061,1522,0424,5623,7334,118

5,0274,305

723710

50,41217,92414,5605,1124,5603,563

997493

4,395869997

2,5293,3645,4952,692

2,687253

22,37628

9,564

6,7826.002

Non-memberinsured

163,348

15,8981,987

1540

7,227

3,9992,006

2281,7662,531

139,064

41,54114,2357,892

17,8191,5951,305

171119

6,734

93,4632,591

96089,911

35,7654,712

48119,78418,710

63618,073

1,07468

1,00610,788

2,489300

1,071367236515

672328344867

28,021

24,06820,314

8,8672,9042,217

6871,2617,2831,5301,962

3,7903,7541,581

878

3,220206

4,96026

663

1,2643.007


18-D. Continued

Item



71 Total deposits72 Individuals, partnerships, and corporations73 U.S. government . .74 States and political subdivisions in United States75 All other76 Foreign governments and official institutions77 Commercial banks in United States78 Banks in foreign countries79 Certified and officers' checks, travelers' checks, and letters of credit

sold for cash80 Demand deposits81 Mutual savings banks.82 Other individuals partnerships and corporations83 U.S. government84 States and political subdivisions in United States85 All other86 Foreign governments and official institutions87 Commercial banks in United States88 Banks in foreign countries89 Certified and officers' checks, travelers' checks, and letters of credit

sold for cash

90 Time deposits. . . . . . . . . .91 Mutual savings banks92 Other individuals, partnerships and corporations93 U.S. government94 States and political subdivisions in United States95 All other96 Foreign governments and official institutions97 Commercial banks in United States . .98 Banks in foreign countries99 Savings deposits . . . . . . . .

100 Mutual savings banks101 Other individuals, partnerships and corporations102 Individuals and nonprofit organizations103 Corporations and other profit organizations104 U.S. government . . .105 States and political subdivisions in United States106 All other107 Foreign governments and official institutions108 Commercial banks in United States109 Banks in foreign countries

110 Federal funds purchased and securities sold under agreement to repurchase .Ill Interest-bearing demand notes issued to U.S. Treasury and other liabilities

for borrowed money112 Interest-bearing demand notes (note balances) issued to U.S. Treasury. . . .113 Other liabilities for borrowed money114 Mortgage indebtedness and liability for capitalized leases115 All other liabilities116 Acceptances executed and outstanding117 Net due to foreign branches, foreign subsidiaries, Edge and Agreement

subsidiaries .118 Other . . . .119 Subordinated notes and debentures . . . . . . . .


MEMO121 Time deposits of $100 000 or more122 Certificates of deposit in denominations of $100,000 or more123 Other124 Savings deposits authorized for automatic transfer and NOW accounts125 Money market time certificates of $10,000 and less than $100,000 with

original maturities of 26 weeks126 Demand deposits adjusted^

127 Total standby letters of credit .128 Conveyed to others through participation (included in standby letters

of credit)129 Holdings of commercial paper included in total gross loans.

Average for 30 calendar days (or calendar month) ending with report date130 Total assets131 Cash and due from depository institutions132 Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell133 Total loans134 Total deposits . . .135 Time CDs in denominations of $100,000 or more in domestic offices136 Federal funds purchased and -securities sold under agreements to repurchase.137 Other liabilities for borrowed money

138 Number of banks

Insured

1,138,728

1,058,430

839,238695,727

2,34151,16677,103

8,77857,25811,067

12,901328,535

1,139241,762

1,74911,45859,526

2,61246,949

9,965

12,901

378,225660

321,318531

38,16017,5566,151

10,3041,101

132,477*

130,849124,117

6,73260

1,5472115

5*

126,775

25,8908,634

17,2561,839

64,68733,574

3,98027,133

5,445

74,854

214,066198,137

15,92917,402

100,352202,284

36,016

1,546897

1,101,360147,20946,919

602,121804,726189,406133,098

17,139

1.425

Member banks

Total

975,380

907,112

700,959574,733

1,95539,20874,2038,485

55,17410,544

10,861285,247

1,005204,789

1,4919,274

57,8282,490

45,6589,680

10,861

310,721651

264,577415

28,72216,3565,9809,511

864104,991

*103,71098,664

5,04650

1,21220155*

118,820

24,5307,810

16,7201,522

61,28032,908

3,73424,638

4,331

63,937

183,003168,439

14,56414,069

78,649163,076

34,331

1,477581

942,084133,67640,236

512,549670,493160,546124,917

16,600

930

National

733,083

681,297

531,731447,298

1,48132,20843,869

5,53133,780

4,557

6,876201,267

539153,261

1,1827,615

31,7941,089

26,6884,017

6,876

246,394455

209,944251

23,68812,0564,4287,088

54084,070

*83,09979,0544,044

48905

19145*

88,979

14,4825,5788,9041,243

44,86223,288

3,16818,4063,143

48,643

140,104129,248

10,85610,993

65,643123,889

22,976

1,031499

708,20188,97030,514

395,008508,616122,68392,668

8,782

766

State

242,297

225,816

169,229127,434

4757,000

30,3352,955

21,3935,987

3,98583,980

46551,528

3091,659

26,0341,401

18,9705,663

3,985

64,327196

54,634164

5,0344,3001,5522,423

32420,921

020,61119,610

1,0012

30721**

29,841

10,0482,2327,816

28016,4189,620

5666,2321,187

15,294

42,89939,191

3,7083,076

13,00639,187

11,355

44682

233,88344,706

9,722117,540161,87737,86332,249

7,818164

Non-memberinsured

163,348

151,317

138,278120,995

38511,9582,900

2932,084

522

2,04043,288

13436,973

2582,1841,698

1221,291

286

2,040

67,5049

56,740116

9,4381,200

171793237

27,4860

27,13925,453

1,68610

33611**

7,955

1,360824536317

3,407666

2462,4951,114

10,917

31,06329,697

1,3653,333

21,70439,208

1,686

69315

159,27613,5336,683

89,572134,23328,860

8,181539

495


19. Insured commercial bank assets and liabilities—Domestic offices1


Item

1 Total assets

2 Cash and due from depository institutions ,3 Currency and coin (U S and foreign)4 Balances with Federal Reserve Banks5 Balances with other central banks6 Demand balances with commercial banks in United States7 All other balances with depository institutions in United States

and with banks in foreign countries8 Cash items in process of collection

9 Total securities) loans, and lease financing receivables

10 Total securities book value11 U S Treasury12 Obligations of other U S government agencies and corporations13 Obligations of states and political subdivisions in United States14 All other securities . . .


16 Total loans gross .17 LESS- Unearned income on loans18 Allowance for possible loan loss19 EQUALS- Loans, net

Total loans, gross, by category20 Real estate loans. . . . . . .21 Construction and land development22 Secured by farmland . . . . . . . . . . . .23 Secured by residential properties24 1- to 4-family25 Multifamily26 Secured by nonfarm nonresidential properties

27 Loans to financial institutions28 Loans for purchasing or carrying securities29 Loans to finance agricultural production and other loans to farmers30 Commercial and industrial loans

31 Loans to individuals for household, family, and other personal expenditures . ,32 Installment loans . . .33 Passenger automobiles34 Credit cards and related plans . . .35 Mobile homes36 All other installment loans for household, family, and other

personal expenditures37 Single-payment loans38 All other loans . . .

39 Lease financing receivables . , . . . . .40 Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and other assets representing bank

premises41 Real estate owned other than bank premises42 All other assets

Insured

1,402,712

185,40115,32533,008

2148,258

10,71178,078

1,120,239

287,45687,10250,544

134,31015,501

58,216

794,02620,525

9,266764,235

248,60933,4238,516

145,386139,117

6,27061,284

41,41412,15730,476

259,785

183,316152,37166,78829,17910,633

45,77130,94618,269

10,332

23,1221,949

72,001

Member banks

Total

1,046,822

155,18011,25233,006

2130,960

5,24174,700

808,742

193,01455,56031,22193,28112,952

41,858

585,41913,6717,265

564,483

169,70925,469

3,644100,56796,1324,434

40,030

39,28611,19416,291

208,619

125,154104,97842,28325,689

7,387

29,61920,17615,166

9,387

16,2691,464

65,167

National

800,819

106,9518,872

24,86721

18,124

4,16550,903

630,802

150,53143,04224,92272,7729,795

31,431

458,73711,3635,560

441,815

139,40720,190

3,07483,50780,1443,363

32,637

25,0446,380

14,251159,106

103,51587,33635,32021,2926,650

24,07316,17911,034

7,025

13,3551,185

48,526

State

246,003

48,2292,3803,138

*12,836

1,07623,797

177,941

42,48312,5186,299

20,5093,157

10,428

126,6822,3081,705

122,668

30,3025,279

57017,06015,9881,0727,393

14,2424,8142,040

49,513

21,63917,6436,9644,397

737

5,5453,9974,132

2,361

2,914279

16,642

Non-memberinsured

355,890

30,2214,073

2*

17,298

5,4703,377

311,497

94,44231,54219,32341,028

2,549

16,358

208,6076,8542,001

199,752

78,9007,9554,872

44,82042,984

1,83521,254

2,127963

14,18651,166

58,16247,39324,5043,4903,245

16,15310,7703,103

945

6,853485

6,834


19. Insured commercial bank assets and liabilities—Domestic offices1—ContinuedA. March 31, 1980-ContinuedMillions of dollars, except for number of banks

Item



45 Total deposits46 Individuals partnerships and corporations47 US government . .48 States and political subdivisions in United States49 All other50 Certified and officers' checks, travelers' checks, and letters of credit

sold for cash . .

51 Demand deposits . . .52 Individuals partnerships and corporations53 U S, government . .54 States and political subdivisions in United States55 All other56 Certified and officers' checks, travelers' checks, and letters of credit

sold for cash

57 Time deposits58 Other individuals partnerships and corporations59 US government60 States and political subdivisions in United States61 All other . . . .

62 Savings deposits63 Corporations and other profit organizations64 Other individuals partnerships and corporations65 US government . .66 States and political subdivisions in United States67 All other

68 Federal funds purchased and securities sold under agreementsto repurchase . . .

69 Interest-bearing demand notes (note balances) issued to U.S. Treasuryand other liabilities for borrowed money

70 Mortgage indebtedness and liability for capitalized leases71 All other liabilities



MEMO74 Time deposits of $100 000 or more . . . .75 Certificates of deposit in denominations of

$100 000 or more76 Other77 Savings deposits authorized for automatic transfer and NOW accounts78 Money market time certificates of $10,000 and less than $100,000 with

original maturities of 26 weeks . . . .79 Demand deposits adjusted3

80 Standby letters of credit

Average for 30 calendar days (or calendar month) ending with report date81 Total deposits

82 Number of banks

Insured

1,402,712

1,297,209

1,081,136907,331

2,87182,24473,088

15,601

401,728307,838

1,96616,32359,999

15,601

482,667406,187

84162,58513,053

196,7418,713

184,59264

3,33636

110,087

24,9002,105

78,981

5,785

99,719

218,738

192,66726,07114,016

143,643273,455

29,395

1,051,373

14,382

Member banks

Total

1,046,822

970,361

770,472634,209

2,08052,06369,962

12,158

308,351225,596

1,44510,93558,216

12,158

330,125278,640

58539,18011,720

131,9955,653

124,32049

1,94825

101,381

23,6921,643

73,173

4,284

72,177

168,142

145,80122,34110,605

88,919185,573

27,676

743,987

5,415

National

800,819

741,896

595,379504,937

1,63442,99438,626

7,187

222,271174,887

1,1588,905

30,133

7,187

266,495225,028

42832,567

8,471

106,6134,548

100,47447

1,52222

76,546

14,9061,342

53,723

3,033

55,890

131,497

112,73118,7678,084

74,559145,579

18,323

577,534

4,437

State

246,003

228,465

175,093129,272

4469,068

31,336

4,971

86,08050,708

2872,030

28,083

4,971

63,63153,612

1576,6123,249

25,3821,105

23,846

4263

24,835

8,786301

19,450

1,251

16,287

36,645

33,0713,5742,521

14,36039,994

9,354

166,452

978

Non-memberinsured

355,890

326,848

310,664273,122

79130,182

3,126

3,443

93,37782,242

5215,3881,782

3,443

152,541127,547

25623,405

1,333

64,7463,060

60,27314

1,38811

8,706

1,208461

5,808

1,500

27,542

50,596

46,8663,7303,410

54,72487,882

1,719

307,386

8,967


19. Insured commercial bank assets and liabilities—Domestic offices1—ContinuedB. June 30,1980Millions of dollars, except for number of banks

Item

1 Total assets

2 Cash and due from depository institutions3 Currency and coin (U S. and foreign)4 Balances with Federal Reserve Banks5 Balances with other central banks. .6 Demand balances with commercial banks in United States7 All other balances with depository institutions in United States and with

banks in foreign countries8 Cash items in process of collection. . . .


10 Total securities, book value11 U S Treasury12 Obligations of other U S government agencies and corporations13 Obligations of states and political subdivisions in United States14 All other securities

15 Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell. .

16 Total loans gross17 LESS' Unearned income on loans18 Allowance for possible loan loss19 EQUALS- Loans net.

Total loans, gross, by category20 Real estate loans21 Construction and land development22 Secured by farmland23 Secured by residential properties24 l-to4-family25 Multifamily . .26 Secured by nonfarm nonresidential properties

27 Loans to financial institutions . . .28 Loans for purchasing or carrying securities29 Loans to finance agricultural production and other loans to farmers30 Commercial and industrial loans

3 1 Loans to individuals for household, family, and other personal expenditures . .32 Installment loans . .33 Passenger automobiles34 Credit cards and related plans. .35 Mobile homes36 All other installment loans for household, family, and other personal

expenditures .37 Single-payment loans38 All other loans

39 Lease financing receivables40 Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and other assets representing bank

premises41 Real estate owned other than bank premises42 All other assets

Insured

1,429,203

196,70416,02535,695

1253,033

12,37179,568

1,126,975

296,30690,63953,559

137,30214,807

63,920

785,62920,183

9,437756,008

250,74333,952

8,432146,438140,109

6,33061,920

37,74512,11531,060

257,168

177,741147,81764,16028,26510,597

44,79529,92419,056

10,741

23,8262,028

79,670

Member banks

Total

1,066,631

164,37411,78135,663

1234,091

6,61476,213

811,830

199,28058,91233,10395,13212,132

46,114

577,52413,4487,414

556,661

171,45926,054

3,619101,35296,8754,477

40,434

35,69411,03016,578

205,669

121,194101,74340,63424,852

7,331

28,92619,45115,900

9,776

16,6941,515

72,217

National

815,724

110,1979,283

25,96712

19,907

5,20349,825

637,470

154,69545,37826,54074,1688,609

37,196

455,10811,1895,653

438,267

140,94120,618

3,05484,30280,880

3,42232,966

23,2796,910

14,489158,104

100,24084,59233,91220,541

6,600

23,54015,64811,145

7,312

13,7121,211

53,133

State

250,907

54,1762,4979,696

*14,184

1,41126,388

174,360

44,58413,5346,563

20,9643,523

8,918

122,4152,2601,762

118,394

30,5185,436

56517,05015,996

1,0547,468

12,4144,1212,089

47,565

20,95417,1516,7224,312

732

5,3863,8024,755

2,464

2,982304

19,084

Non-memberinsured

362,572

32,3304,244

32*

18,943

5,7573,354

315,145

97,02731,72720,45642,170

2,675

17,806

208,1056,7352,023

199,347

79,2847,8984,813

45,08643,233

1,85321,486

2,0521,085

14,48251,499

56,54746,07323,527

3,4133,265

15,86910,4743,156

965

7,131513

7,453


19. Insured commercial bank assets and liabilities—Domestic offices1—ContinuedB. June 30,1980-ContinuedMillions of dollars, except for number of banks

Item



45 Total deposits . . .46 Individuals partnerships and corporations . . .47 U S government . . .48 States and political subdivisions in United States49 AH other50 Certified and officers' checks, travelers' checks, and letters of credit

sold for cash . . .

51 Demand deposits52 Individuals partnerships and corporations53 U S government .54 States and political subdivisions in United States . . .55 All other , .56 Certified and officers' checks, travelers' checks, and letters of credit

sold for cash

57 Time deposits . . .58 Other individuals partnerships and corporations59 U S government60 States and political subdivisions in United States . . .61 All other

62 Savings deposits . . .63 Corporations and other profit organizations64 Other individuals partnerships and corporations . . .65 US government . . .66 States and political subdivisions in United States67 AH other

68 Federal funds purchased and securities sold under agreements to repurchase. .69 Interest-bearing demand notes (note balances) issued to U.S. Treasury

and other liabilities for borrowed money70 Mortgage indebtedness and liability for capitalized leases . . . .71 All other liabilities

72 Subordinated notes and debentures . . .73 Total equity capital2 .

MEMO74 Time deposits of $100 000 or more75 Certificates of deposit in denominations of $100 000 or more . .76 Other '77 Savings deposits authorized for automatic transfer and NOW accounts . . .78 Money market time certificates of $10,000 and less than $100,000

with original maturities of 26 weeks . . .79 Demand deposits adjusted-* . . .


Average for 30 calendar days (or calendar month) ending with report date81 Total deposits . . .

82 Number of banks

Insured

1,429,203

1,320,698

1,100,989923,658

2,93679,81478,339

16,243

414,843314,370

2,17817,66864,384

16,243

486,133413,160

67758,38813,907

200,0139,469

186,65980

3,75848

123,081

25,7402,109

68,779

6,257102,248

212,710187,03625,67415,490

153,368281,571

31,897

1,061,614

14.395

Member banks

Total

1,066,631

987,972

785,705646,333

2,03549,82474,855

12,657

319,647231,356

1,53011,84162,262

12,657

331,779283,073

44035,70912,557

134,2796,156

125,74865

2,27436

113,940

23,9351,629

62,763

4,76073,899

163,406141,60121,80511,748

95,411192,251

30,037

750,820

5.407

National

815,724

755,000

604,479512,711

1,62941,44341,307

7,389

228,205177,614

1,2529,654

32,295

7,389

267,959228,637

31530,030

8,978

108,3144,941

101,51962

1,75934

86,546

15,4321,328

47,215

3,54857,176

127,622109,181

18,4418,973

80,016150,526

19,370

581,528

4,426

State

250,907

232,972

181,226133,622

4068,381

33,549

5,268

91,44253,742-

2782,187

29,967

5,268

63,82054,436

1255,6793,579

25,9651,215

24,2303

5153

27,394

8,503301

15,548

1,21216,724

35,78432,420

3,3632,776

15,39541,726

10,667

169,292

981

Non-memberinsured

362,572

332,726

315,284277,325

90129,9903,483

3,585

95,19683,014

6485,8272,122

3,585

154,354130,087

23722,679

1,350

65,7343,313

60,91015

1,48411

9,141

1,805480

6,016

1,49828,348

49,30445,435

3,8693,742

57,95789,320

1,860

310,795

8.988


19. Insured commercial bank assets and liabilities—Domestic offices1—ContinuedC. September 30,1980Millions of dollars, except for number of banks

Item

1 Total assets

2 Cash and due from depository institutions3 Currency and coin (U S and foreign) . . . .4 Balances with Federal Reserve Banks5 Balances with other central banks ,6 Demand balances with commercial banks in United States7 All other balances with depository institutions in United States and

with banks in foreign countries . . .8 Cash items in process of collection. ,

9 Total securities, loans, and lease financing receivables . .

10 Total securities book value11 U S Treasury12 Obligations of other U S government agencies and corporations13 Obligations of states and political subdivisions in United States14 All other securities


16 Total loans gross17 LESS- Unearned income on loans. . .18 Allowance for possible loan loss19 EQUALS- Loans net

Total loans, gross, by category20 Real estate loans21 Construction and land development22 Secured by farmland23 Secured by residential properties24 1- to 4-family25 Multifamily26 Secured by nonfarm nonresidential properties

27 Loans to financial institutions . . .28 Loans for purchasing or carrying securities29 Loans to finance agricultural production and other loans to farmers , .30 Commercial and industrial loans

31 Loans to individuals for household, family, and other personal expenditures . .32 Installment loans33 Passenger automobiles34 Credit cards and related plans35 Mobile homes36 All other installment loans for household, family, and other personal

expenditures37 Single-payment loans38 All other loans


bank premises41 Real estate owned other than bank premises42 All other assets

Insured

1,462,137

187,02117,29429,923

6448,600

13,60777,533

1,161,877

309,77297,52355,488

142,45214,309

69,013

801,39519,7879,593

772,015

255,76535,188

8,493149,439142,917

6,52362,644

40,46610,34531,581

265,518

178,621147,61763,11128,45010,507

45,54831,00419,098

11,077

24,5472,051

86,641

Member banks

Total

1,089,335

156,71612,80029,647

6431,708

7,72674,771

835,324

207,18463,08933,84698,67611,573

48,747

589,77312,9177,555

569,301

175,40327,2833,672

103,58498,9174,668

40,864

38,0339,412

17,003212,685

121,465101,23039,75325,0017,219

29,25620,23515,773

10,093

17,1391,504

78,652

National

833,801

107,41610,16322,237

6419,025

6,17649,750

654,103

160,54948,32727,37576,650

8,197

39,103

463,26310,5565,763

446,944

144,06021,396

3,09086,18582,693

3,49233,389

24,3845,762

14,756162,697

100,29484,05133,10120,6146,489

23,84816,24211,311

7,507

14,0871,191

57,003

State

255,534

49,3002,6367,410

*12,683

1,54925,021

181,221

46,63514,7626,471

22,0263,375

9,644

126,5092,3621,791

122,357

31,3435,887

58117,40016,2241,1767,475

13,6493,6502,247

49,988

21,17117,1796,6534,386

731

5,0493,9924,462

2,586

3,052313

21,649

Non-memberinsured

372,801

30,3054,494

276*

16,892

5,8812,762

326,553

102,58834,43421,64243,776

2,736

20,266

211,6236,8702,038

202,715

80,3627,9054,821

45,85544,000

1,85521,780

2,433934

14,57852,834

57,15746,38723,3583,4493,288

16,29210,7703,325

984

7,407547

7,989


19. Insured commercial bank assets and liabilities—Domestic offices1—ContinuedC. September 30,1980-ContinuedMillions of dollars, except for number of banks

Item



45 Total deposits46 Individuals partnerships and corporations47 U.S. government. .48 States and political subdivisions in United States49 All other . . . .50 Certified and officers' checks, travelers' checks, and letters of credit

sold for cash. . . . . .

51 Demand deposits . . . . . . . . . . . . . .52 Individuals, partnerships, and corporations53 U S government54 States and political subdivisions in United States55 All other . . . . .56 Certified and officers' checks, travelers' checks, and letters of credit

sold for cash . .

57 Time deposits . . . . . . . . . .58 Other individuals, partnerships and corporations59 U.S. government. . . . . . . . .60 States and political subdivisions in United States61 All other

62 Savings deposits63 Corporations and other profit organizations64 Other individuals partnerships and corporations65 U.S. government66 States and political subdivisions in United States67 All other

68 Federal funds purchased and securities sold under agreements to repurchase. .69 Interest-bearing demand notes (note balances) issued to U.S. Treasury

and other liabilities for borrowed money70 Mortgage indebtedness and liability for capitalized leases71 All other liabilities


73 Total equity capital2. . .

MEMO74 Time deposits of $100 000 or more75 Certificates of deposit in denominations of $100 000 or more76 Other . . . . . . . . . . . . .77 Savings deposits authorized for automatic transfers and NOW accounts78 Money market time certificates of $10,000 and less than $100,000

with original maturities of 26 weeks79 Demand deposits adjusted3



82 Number of banks

Insured

1,462,137

1,350,738

1,114,575944,602

2,95277,45573,790

15,776

409,783315,591

2,14816,63159,637

15,776

493,303421,220

71357,26214,108

211,48910,765

197,02690

3,56345

133,437

33,4342,128

67,164

6,267

105,132

219,730200,678

19,05219,025

150,599281,831

34,464

1,091,095

14,415

Member banks

Total

1,089,335

1,008,832

790,452657,211

2,13348,43470,614

12,059

311,900229,300

1,58311,21957,739

12,059

337,157288,674

47935,16112,842

141,3956,922

132,31571

2,05433

124,344

31,0401,617

61,379

4,728

75,776

169,337153,97215,36514,122

93,383188,850

32,261

770,059

5,411

National

833,801

771,631

610,770521,782

1,64539,92139,975

7,446

225,326176,448

1,2649,071

31,097

7,446

271,333232,918

31329,2548,848

114,1115,584

106,83267

1,59630

93,503

20,8351,313

45,210

3,511

58,659

131,678119,66412,01410,968

78,280148,009

22,091

598,063

4,425

State

255,534

237,201

179,682135,429

4888,513

30,639

4,613

86,57552,852

3192,149

26,642

4,613

65,82355,756

1665,9073,995

27,2841,338

25,4834

4572

30,841

10,205305

16,168

1,217

17,117

37,65934,3093,3513,154

15,10340,840

10,171

171,996

986

Non-memberinsured

372,801

341,906

324,123287,391

81829,021

3,176

3,717

97,88386,291

5655,4121,898

3,717

156,146132,546

23422,101

1,266

70,0943,843

64,71119

1,50912

9,093

2,394511

5,785

1,539

29,356

50,39246,706

3,6874,904

57,21692,982

2,203

321,036

9,004


19. Insured commercial bank assets and liabilities—Domestic offices1—ContinuedD. December 31,1980Millions of dollars, except for number of banks

Item

I Total assets

2 Cash and due from depository institutions . . . .3 Currency and coin (U S and foreign)4 Balances with Federal Reserve Banks5 Balances with other central banks6 Demand balances with commercial banks in United States7 All other balances with depository institutions in United States and

with banks in foreign countries8 Cash items in process of collection . . . .

9 Total securities, loans, and lease financing receivables . . . .

10 Total securities book value11 US Treasury12 Obligations of other U.S. government agencies and corporations13 Obligations of states and political subdivisions in United States14 All other securities


16 Total loans, gross17 LESS Unearned income on loans18 Allowance for possible loan loss19 EQUALS- Loans net

Total loans, gross, by category20 Real estate loans21 Construction and land development22 Secured by farmland23 Secured by residential properties24 1- to 4-family25 Multifamily26 Secured by nonfarm nonresidential properties

27 Loans to financial institutions28 Loans for purchasing or carrying securities29 Loans to finance agricultural production and other loans to farmers30 Commercial and industrial loans .

31 Loans to individuals for household, family, and other personal expenditures . .32 Installment loans . . .33 Passenger automobiles34 Credit cards and related plans35 Mobile homes36 All other installment loans for household, family, and other

personal expenditures37 Single-payment loans38 All other loans

39 Lease financing receivables40 Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and other assets

representing bank premises41 Real estate owned other than bank premises . . .42 All other assets

Insured

1,525,565

199,10819,79129,972

5949,096

19,48780,703

1,208,686

322,340103,46058,805

144,85615,219

69,853

833,82719,2139,766

804,848

261,40636,416

8,545152,727146,260

6,46763,719

46,10312,43131,539

280,645

179,945146,80061,47029,69810,336

45,29633,14521,757

11,644

25,3442,047

90,380

Member banks

Total

1,135,649

163,60114,68829,775

5930,781

11,21077,088

871,118

214,66666,57235,220

100,46512,409

50,216

615,79912,4957,662

595,643

179,59328,234

3,747106,047101,416

4,63141,565

42,86511,33817,004

224,265

122,529100,90938,67526,134

7,104

28,99521,62018,205

10,593

17,6351,479

81,816

National

868,450

114,70211,71723,871

5818,861

8,99851,197

678,990

167,52751,19628,73178,281

9,319

39,009

480,47110,0635,843

464,566

147,55122,179

3,16188,36184,783

3,57833,850

27,1926,285

14,729171,081

101,14683,72432,14621,506

6,393

23,67817,42212,487

7,889

14,4711,188

59,099

State

267,199

48,8992,9715,904

11,920

2,21225,891

192,128

47,14015,3766,489

22,1853,090

11,207

135,3282,4321,819

131,077

32,0426,055

58617,68616,633

1,0537,714

15,6735,0542,275

53,184

21,38317,1866,5304,628

711

5,3174,1985,717

2,704

3,164291

22,718

Non-memberinsured

389,916

35,5085,103

1980

18,315

8,2773,615

337,568

107,67436,88823,58644,390

2,810

19,637

218,0286,7182,104

209,206

81,8148,1824,797

46,68044,844

1,83622,154

3,2381,093

14,53656,380

57,41645,89122,794

3,5633,232

16,30211,5253,553

1,051

7,709568

8,564


19. Insured commercial bank assets and liabilities—Domestic offices1—ContinuedD. December 31,1980-ContinuedMillions of dollars, except for number of banks

Item



45 Total deposits .46 Individuals partnerships and corporations47 U S government48 States and political subdivisions in United States49 All other50 Certified and officers' checks, travelers' checks, and letters of credit

sold for cash

51 Demand deposits52 Individuals partnerships and corporations53 U S government .54 States arid political subdivisions in United States . . . .55 All other56 Certified and officers' checks, travelers' checks, and letters of credit

sold for cash

57 Time deposits .58 Other individuals partnerships and corporations59 US government60 States and political subdivisions in United States61 All other

62 Savings deposits63 Corporations and other profit organizations64 Other individuals partnerships and corporations65 US government66 States and political subdivisions in United States67 All other

68 Federal funds purchased and securities sold under agreement to repurchase . .69 Interest-bearing demand notes (note balances) issued to U.S. Treasury and

other liabilities for borrowed money70 Mortgage indebtedness and liability for capitalized leases71 All other liabilities



MEMO74 Time deposits of $100 000 or more75 Certificates of deposit in denominations of $ 100 000 or more76 Other77 Savings deposits authorized for automatic transfer and NOW accounts78 Money market time certificates of $10,000 and less than $100,000 with

original maturities of 26 weeks79 Demand deposits adjusted3



82 Number of banks

Insured

1,525,565

1,412,195

1,181,3971,003,205

3,23380,35978,234

16,366

429,969332,607

2,43618,15260,409

16,366

551,761474,466

72158,79217,782

199,6679,911

186,22276

3,41543

131,612

27,3992,207

69,580

6,183

107,187

253,912234,476

19,43522,036

178,191299,000

37,199

1,142,039

14,421

Member banks

Total

1,135,649

1,053,819

842,247702,441

2,31350,5-2074,713

12,260

327,364242,882

1,76912,09858,355

12,260

380,899327,648

48836,43616,327

133,9856,336

125,57457

1,98631

121,225

25,3711,660

63,316

4,614

77,216

198,150182,247

15,90316,221

110,596202,321

34,757

809,853

5,421

National

868,450

805,259

651,065555,085

1,79241,85544,274

8,059

237,322185,597

1,42110,02032,226

8,059

305,571262,918

31730,31612,019

108,1725,136

101,43454

1,51929

91,015

15,2201,354

46,606

3,392

59,799

153,245141,213

12,03212,858

92,474157,584

23,344

626,307

4,424

State

267,199

248,560

191,183147,356

5218,665

30,439

4,201 .

90,04157,286

3472,078

26,130

4,201

75,32864,730

1716,1204,308

25,8131,200

24,1403

4672

30,210

10,151306

16,710

1,222

17,417

44,90541,035

3,8713,363

18,10244,737

11,413

183,546

997

Non-memberinsured

389,916

358,377

339,150300,764

92029,839

3,521

4,106

102,60689,725

6676,0542,053

4,106

170,862146,818

23322,356

1,455

65,6823,574

60,64719

1,42912

10,387

2,028547

6,265

1,569

29,971

55,76152,229

3,5325,815

67,59596,680

2,441

332,185

9,000


20. All large weekly reporting commercial banksA, Assets and liabilitiesMillions of dollars, Wednesday figures, 1980

Account

1 Cash items in process of collection . . ,2 Demand deposits due from banks in United States. . .3 All other cash and due from depository institutions . .

4 Total loans and securitiesSecurities

5 U S Treasury securities6 Trading account .7 Investment account by maturity8 One year or less9 Over one through five years

10 Over five years1 1 Other securities12 Trading account .13 Investment account14 US government agencies . . . .15 States and political subdivisions, by maturity. . . .16 One year or less17 Over one year18 Other bonds, corporate stocks, and securities. . . .

Loans19 Federal funds sold1 . . . .20 To commercial banks21 To nonbank brokers and dealers in securities22 To others . . .23 Other loans gross .24 Commercial and industrial25 Bankers acceptances and commercial paper . . . .26 All other27 US addressees28 Non-U S addressees29 Real estate . .30 To individuals for personal expenditures

To financial institutions31 Commercial banks in United States32 Banks in foreign countries33 Sales finance, personal finance companies, etc. . .34 Other financial institutions35 To nonbank brokers and dealers in securities36 To others for purchasing and carrying securities2. . .37 To finance agricultural production .38 All other loans39 LESS Unearned income . . . . . , ,40 Loan loss reserve41 Other loans, net ,42 Lease financing receivables43 All other assets44 Total assets. . .

Deposits45 Demand deposits46 Mutual savings banks .47 Individuals partnerships and corporations48 States and political subdivisions49 U S government50 Commercial banks in United States51 Banks in foreign countries52 Foreign governments and official institutions53 Certified and officers' checks54 Time and savings deposits55 Savings. . . . , ,56 Individuals and nonprofit organizations57 Partnerships and corporations operated for profit.58 Domestic governmental units59 All other . .60 Time61 Individuals partnerships and corporations . . . . .62 States and political subdivisions63 U.S. government64 Commercial banks in United States65 Foreign governments, official institutions,

and banks66 Federal funds purchased^

Other liabilities for borrowed money67 Borrowings from Federal Reserve Banks68 Treasury tax and loan notes69 All other liabilities for borrowed money70 Other liabilities and subordinated

notes and debentures71 Total liabilities

72 Residual (total assets minus total liabilities)4

Jan. 2

59,76317,95636,170

530,565

36 1754,873

31 3028,082

18 6194,600

72,2693,535

6873415,85650,243

633343,910

2,634

34,35827,922

4,8811,554

400,084159,929

5,183154 746148,167

6579100,07673,480

3,78073999,486

17,1177,7392,1655,053

13 8587,1305,190

387,7647,968

65,605718,026

219473915

155 9795,972

86436022

8,3371,7779,606

268,01374,86770,305

3,779759

24193,146160,24621 419

4685,163

5,849100,970

1,5456,926

14,504

60,658672,089

45,938

Jan. 9

51,46616,55033,392

520,019

35,9565,106

30,8507,549

18 7204,581

72,7803,672

69 10715,81350,651

6,41044,241

2,644

28,44721,737

4,9281,781

395,213158,334

4,743153,591147,032

6,559100,17673,417

3,69168418,835

16,8627,3442,1394,981

12,5957,1715,205

382,8378,079

61,792691,298

195,983744

140,0985,105

96330,427

7,8281,9378,880

270,03174,73370,151

3,784774

23195,298161,93821,716

4785,292

5,873101,828

8421,670

14,122

60,739645,215

46,083

Jan. 16

57,41316,81131,292

519,080

359905,412

305777,306

18 6514,619

72,8573,556

6930015,85550,797

632644,472

2,648

27,83320,302

5,3952,136

394,812157,879

4,569153 310146,796

6514100,61373,282

3,4547 1349,037

16,5787,3052,1574,957

124197,1955 216

382,4018083

61,923694,602

202 578769

142 6865,0531 271

32 8398,5912,1759,193

269,67274,10569657

3,70871821

195,567162,51722 000

4475,369

523496028

1,2904,393

13,665

60,792648,417

46,185

Jan. 23

51,60717,56835,192

511,726

35,5275,188

30,3397,378

18 3334,628

72,8143,472

6934115,86950,826

6,29944,527

2,646

24,89619,1904,2761,430

390,923157,352

4,182153,170146,714

6,456100,92873,244

2,87659858,620

16,2386,3592,1394,906

122767,2105,224

378,4898,104

62,317686,514

190 527622

133,5114,941

96432356

6,8942,1159,124

269,05073,47869,002

3,726731

18195,572162,52622 119

4275,506

4,99596,102

4458,213

13,995

61,952640,285

46,228

Jan. 30

48,94418,16128,544

515,896

35,6905,245

30,4467,420

18,3284,698

72,8263,395

6943115,85750,907

6,40144,506

2,667

27,89420,178

5,2862,430

391,972157,554

4,292153,263146,835

6,428101,16573,402

2,8126,3678,672

16,1436,2382,1564,938

12,5267,2315,255

379,4868,102

64,646684,295

189,480619

131,8385,280

77431,655

8,2372,2118,866

269,74672,86668,416

3,724704

22196,880163,86022,306

4245,429

4,86290,601

2999,917

14,950

63,009638,003

46,291

Feb. 6

51,51017,09228,821

517,940

35,3755,344

30,0327,244

18,1364,652

73,3493,771

69,57815,89051,016

6,38144,636

2,671

28,18220,195

5,5042,482

393,524158,743

4,489154,254147,946

6,308101,21373,228

3,2606,460

' 8,68316,1356,1432,1504,948

12,5607,1625,329

381,0338,136

64,531688,030

193,522640

132,6225,1821,014

34,3408,0591,9449,630

270,77673,31368,8733,693

12120

197,463164,13522,558

4255,480

4,86595,364

215,136

15,407

61,280641,507

46,522

Feb. 13

55,59820,63036,658

516,440

35,3435,105

30,2387,314

18,1694,755

72,9263,264

69,66115,90151,071

6,35044,721

2,689

25,94020,1554,3101,475

394,781159,939

4,768155,171148,869

6,302101,44773,197

2,9546,7198,763

16,2146,0512,1494,923

12,4247,2015,349

382,2318,148

64,730702,205

201,100627

137,5404,7321,380

38,1558,1861,9198,560

270,95672,94668,465

3,696766

18198,010164,62022,661

4285,442

4,86097,875

2,8315,188

15,951

61,804655,705

46,499

Feb. 20

60,20918,16637,354

520,428

35,3995,168

30,2317,341

18,2324,658

72,9523,245

69,70715,91251,127

6,42444,703

2,668

25,98720,477

4,0371,473

398,701160,513

5,174155,340148,980

6,360101,76873,152

3,3766,9299,618

16,2617,1692,1654,910

12,8397,2365,376

386,0898,252

65,450709,860

202,868659

140,6825,0511,365

36,3348,1721,8908,715

270,69072,81668,439

3,651707

18197,874164,72722,456

4115,436

4,845103,328

4765,928

15,949

64,312663,552

46,308

Feb. 27

48,64818,87129,843

517,042

35,4545,122

30,3327,490

18,1844,657

73,0373,261

69,77615,84851,269

6,31844,951

2,660

24,52718,1904,3182,018

396,657159,623

4,740154,884148,548

6,336102,08273,237

3,4126,6639,631

16,0676,6302,1374,933

12,2427,2515,382

384,0248,227

65,763688,394

185,372549

128,2024,6611,821

32,0088,3011,7798,050

271,91172,29067,961

3,630684

15199,620166,22622,686

4105,538

4,76093,606

3,4234,959

15,844

66,893642,007

46,386


20. All large weekly reporting commercial banks—ContinuedA. Assets and liabilities-ContinuedMillions of dollars, Wednesday figures, 1980

Account

1 Cash items in process of collection . .2 Demand deposits due from banks in United States. . .3 All other cash and due from depository institutions . .

4 Total loans find securitiesSecurities

5 U S Treasury securities6 Trading account . . . . .7 Investment account by maturity8 One year or less .9 Over one through five years

10 Over five years.11 Other securities12 Trading account . .13 Investment accountH U S government agencies15 States and political subdivisions, by maturity. . . .16 One year or less '17 Over one year18 Other bonds, corporate stocks, and securities. . . .

Loans19 Federal funds sold1 . . . . . . . .20 To commercial banks21 To nonbank brokers and dealers in securities22 To others23 Other loans gross. . .24 Commercial and industrial25 Bankers acceptances and commercial paper . . . .26 All other27 US addressees -28 Non-U S addressees29 Real estate30 To individuals for personal expenditures

To financial institutions31 Commercial banks in United States .32 Banks in foreign countries33 Sales finance, personal finance companies, etc. . .34 Other financial institutions35 To nonbank brokers and dealers in securities36 To others for purchasing and carrying securities2. . .37 To finance agricultural production38 All other loans . . .39 LESS- Unearned income40 Loan loss reserve41 Other loans net . .42 Lease financing receivables43 All other assets . . . .44 Total assets

Deposits45 Demand deposits . . .46 Mutual savings banks47 Individuals, partnerships, and corporations48 States and political subdivisions49 U.S. government50 Commercial banks in United States51 Banks in foreign countries52 Foreign governments and official institutions53 Certified and officers' checks . . .54 Time and savings deposits55 Savings56 Individuals and nonproft organizations57 Partnerships and corporations operated for profit.58 Domestic governmental units59 All other . . . . . . . . . . .60 Time . . .61 Individuals, partnerships, and corporations62 States and political subdivisions63 U.S. government64 Commercial banks in United States65 Foreign governments, official institutions,

and banks


notes and debentures . ,71 Total liabilities


Mar. 5

54 15417,71730,046

523,326

37 2347082

30 1537,278

18,1864,689

730403,142

6989815,86851,369

6,54344 826

2,660

25 98019 1504,8961 934

399,688160 445

4,644155 802149,406

6396102,23273252

3 1677,030

10,39516,4106,9252,1614,942

127297 1985,419

3870718 265

67,439700,948

196,166641

133,2664 6853,258

34,4229,07020328 793

273 84772,51068,238

3,589668

14201 338167,92022 558

4075,610

4843

1,4901,645

113,886

67 388654,423

46,525

Mar. 12

51 06417,99527,697

519,715

35 9515,761

30 1907,400

18,1424,648

740114,005

7000615,84951,503

6,56144 9422,654

24,337175014,3222 514

398,081161 280

4,044157236150,890

6346102,67873006

3 2876,5729,459

16,4016,0932,1664,991

12,14672325,434

385,4168 281

67,060691,812

190,856601

134,53243631,937

30,9418,9891,5887904

274 15671,83667,655

3,531633

17202,319168,71122 695

3735,818

4,722

1,987274

110,300

67 650645,223

46,588

Mar. 19

53 57718,48027,023

520,184

344834,978

295056,753

18,1124,639

732013,184

70 01615,84051,552

6,52145030

2,625

25 302194873,9581 857

399,914162 000

3,925158 075151,787

6288103,01873 173

3 7286,6558,985

16,1846,5422,1465,006

12,47672855,430

387,1988 307

66,283693,854

194,565654

131,72449203,048

35,3649,2581 6717926

275 64971,29467,216

3,433631

14204 355170,629

22 694374

5,969

4,689

1,7411,764

106,281

67 398647,397

46,457

Mar. 26

49,84517,86533,998

514,588

35 1285,502

296266,935

18,0504,642

728382,795

7004315,77251,664

6,52645 1382,606

20,973169452,9171,111

398,379161,018

3,547157,471151,041

6,430103,28473,075

3,6026,4979,620

16,2375,8752,1395,017

12,0147,3265,404

385,6498,357

65,533690,186

183,742561

127,7944,5001,734

31,6948,2321,9587,269

275 91571,21467,1573,435

61011

204,702170,75822635

3766,097

4,836

3,3986,098

104,941

69,496643,590

46,596

Apr. 2

55,31219,10729,457

523,600

34,6645,287

29,3776,941

17,8824,554

72,0262,651

69,37515,68151,0926,040

45,0522,602

25,00519,4733,5791,953

404,533162,574

3,742158,833152,684

6,148103,36172,900

4,0986,771

10,57916,9317,0602,1265,008

13,1247,2515,377

391,9058,378

69,271705,126

201,657909

139,5444,760

97234,756

9,4221,9029,391

276,18771,21067,208

3,372620

10204,977171,84921,978

3705,984

4,795

1,139228

108,189

70,966658,366

46,760

Apr. 9

49,67919,42129,439

524,606

368077,470

293377,008

17,8054,525

727103,336

6937415,66451,126

6,146449792,584

27,419198764,3023 240

400,384162 048

3,789158,259152,102

6,156103,65772,607

3,7926,8709,572

16,8045,6462,0964,963

12,3307,3185,395

387,6718,340

68,419699,904

195,093712

134,9384,492

95534,891

8,9262,1467,973

277,98170,98166,985

3,387597

13207,000173,50821 973

3766,092

5,051

1,071220

110,707

67,987653,058

46,845

Apr. 16

53,85017,43133,182

521,005

36,6637,403

29,2607,007

17,7364,516

72,8993,114

69,78515,70851,504

6,26445,2402,573

24,83820,017

3,6701,150

399,386161,902

4,099157,803151,703

6,099103,94572,542

3,4796,2739,512

16,1556,4102,0875,009

12,0727,3675,414

386,6058,349

66,994700,812

198,113779

138,1514,9571,680

34,0978,2532,2087,987

277,30870,17466,289

3,258617

9207,134173,40521,836

3926,204

5,297

2,6914,615

104,908

66,500654,136

46,676

Apr. 23

49,63716,33132,811

517,470

350876,102

289856,909

17,4984,579

729952,946

7004915,75651,718

6,19945 519

2,575

24,77620584

3,0161,177

397,438160,837

3,885156,952150,834

6,118104,11772,470

3,1386,7219,061

16,0676,0062,0765,015

11,9307,4135,414

384,6118,388

68,081692,719

187,396644

131,5574,7781,687

31,5417,9051,7367,546

278,31069,24365,381

3,261591

10209,067175,18821,865

3736,286

5,355

1,8175,702

106,102

66,545645,873

46,846

Apr. 30

56,42220,85533,903

520,602

35,2815,921

29,3606,813

18,0664,481

74,5604,079

70,48115,91851,984

6,49745,4872,578

24,65520,608

3,0161,032

398,889160,895

4,354156,541150,396

6,146104,31872,221

3,5636,8318,972

16,0616,6782,0605,039

12,2527,3405,444

386,1058,471

69,849710,102

201,144761

134,3315,9752,424

37,5988,7452,8378,474

278,01168,45664,583

3,230632

10209,554176,01821,511

4026,322

5,301

3,59610,649

103,276

66,268662,944

47,158



Account

1 Cash items in process of collection2 Demand deposits due from banks in United States. . .3 All other cash and due from depository institutions . .


5 U S Treasury securities6 Trading account . . . .7 Investment account by maturity8 One year or less . . . .9 Over one through five years

10 Over five years . . . .11 Other securities12 Trading account . . . . .13 Investment account . .14 US government agencies . . . .15 States and political subdivisions, by maturity. . . .16 One year or less . . .17 Over one year18 Other bonds, corporate stocks, and securities. . . .

Loans19 Federal funds sold1

20 To commercial banks . . . . . .21 To nonbank brokers and dealers in securities22 To others . . .23 Other loans gross24 Commercial and industrial25 Bankers acceptances and commercial paper . . . .26 All other27 US addressees . . . . . . . .28 Non-U S addressees29 Real estate . . . . .30 To individuals for personal expenditures

To financial institutions31 Commercial banks in United States32 Banks in foreign countries33 Sales finance, personal finance companies, etc. . .34 Other financial institutions35 To nonbank brokers and dealers in securities .36 To others for purchasing and carrying securities2. . .37 To finance agricultural production . .38 All other loans39 LESS' Unearned income40 Loan loss reserve41 Other loans, net42 Lease financing receivables . . . . . .43 All other assets44 Total assets

Deposits45 Demand deposits46 Mutual savings banks . . . . . .47 Individuals partnerships and corporations48 States and political subdivisions49 U S government50 Commercial banks in United States51 Banks in foreign countries .52 Foreign governments and official institutions .53 Certified and officers' checks54 Time and savings deposits55 Savings56 Individuals and nonprofit organizations . . . .57 Partnerships and corporations operated for profit.58 Domestic governmental units59 All other60 Time61 Individuals partnerships, and corporations62 States and political subdivisions63 U.S. government64 Commercial banks in United States . .65 Foreign governments, official institutions,

and banks66 Federal funds purchased^

Other liabilities for borrowed money67 Borrowings from Federal Reserve Banks68 Treasury tax and loan notes . . . . . . . .69 All other liabilities for borrowed money . . .70 Other liabilities and subordinated



May?

49 87520,13631,959

516,857

343844,953

294306,502

18 3304 598

74,4363 737

70,69916 12851,975

652245,452

2,596

25,38520,9093 2561,220

395485159,766

4,597155 169149 148

6 021104 39871,819

3 5096,7418,750

15,8825 6222,0395 061

11,8987 3425491

382,6528,481

69594696,903

188,583111

128 1114,775

97434968

8 9112 3067 821

278,92668,72664823

3,278616

10210,200176,52121,647

3846295

5 352

7133,561

111 633

6 283649,700

47,202

May 14

5258617,20537,409

514,754

33 7494,600

29 1496,044

184884,616

76,0155,050

70,9641634952,021

6,50545,516

2,594

23,49519,8002 789

905394376158,842

4,728154 114148,158

5 956104,66171,533

34006,6278,636

15,32067242,0505063

11,5187,3615519

381,4968,524

71 326701,806

189,250637

130 9624,454

73432 885

8 6721 7789 127

279,12268,82964,865

3,320631

13210,293176,99121,404

3606 215

5 323

1,4872,392

116501

65 794654,548

47,258

May 21

47,65117,56533,098

514,938

354125,090

303226,015

195584,749

75,2514,273

70,97816,37452,026

6,27145,755

2,577

24,59521,131

2,572801

392 572157,514

4,616152 898147,063

5 835104,89471,290

3 3907,0238,396

15,21860672,0615,087

11,6317,3745 517

379,6808,527

71 643693,422

185,913563

125 8384,812

86334,589

9 6491,9637 636

278,74269,23065,219

3,380620

11209,512176,48321,228

3576 122

5 322

8104,312

110,143

66386646,306

47,116

May 28

5691918,66039,074

515,848

35 5684,813

307556,340

195564858

75,3713 831

71,5401657752,3856524

45,8612,578

25,11021 9082286

916392681157,553

4,910152 643146836

5807104 94771,153

34187,3568,566

14,93255622,0915060

12,04173585525

379,7988 540

71 348710,388

194,911680

132 40945811 811

3548999511 6168 374

278,73669,68665 546

3,492639

9209,050175,62321 045

3435 952

6086

2,2653086

120 568

63 600663,165

47,223

June 4

5368517,64133,903

519,227

374136,240

31 1736,437

20 1044,632

75,0683468

71,6001663252,4756540

45,9362,493

26,80022,676

3 348775

392 772158,266

5,519152 747146,993

5 754104,92170,942

3 6326,5338,432

14,77660342,0575012

12,0747,2415585

379,9458,583

74005707,043

196,122689

133 35947873580

33,7458 3781 557

10027278,177

70,79666595

3,532658

12207,381174,83220,370

3365 805

6038

221765

121 337

63 039659,663

47,380

June 11

51,33917,85532,363

516,434

374555,382

320726,453

207594,861

75,9154,108

71,80716,67252,6336623

46,0102,501

24,89820,369

3 681848

391 035157,398

5,186152 211146,391

5820105,01470,761

33356,3678,353

14,61967682,0705 102

11,2477,2625 607

378,1668,589

75 637702,219

191,550604

132 36744051,894

32,9708 7231 4619 125

278,39671,16266,842

3,641669

11207,233175,254

19,991307

5 718

5 962

315985

120 390

62 944654,580

47,638

June 18

53,88818,83433,803

517,866

36,3324,045

32,2876,151

21 1484,988

74,9953,218

71,77616,62752,616

6,55346,064

2,533

26,68822,162

3,667859

392,738158,179

5,056153 122147,346

5 777105,12670,707

3,6086,2088,376

14,55567882,0415 111

12,0397,2825606

379,8508,646

75 304708,340

195,094583

134 5474,6643,629

33,5587 9271 4268 759

277,89471,76067,374

3,641729

16206,135174,45619,703

2975 699

5 980

7587,240

117 994

61 973660,953

47,387

June 25

48,14217,93231,203

515,343

36,5454,194

32,3516,210

21,1165,024

75,3673,537

71,83016,56252,668

6,49246,175

2,601

23,61319,3053,459

848392,638158,083

5,063153021147,371

5650105,30270,793

39486,5138,183

14,3636,3592,0445,146

11,9037,2565,564

379,8198,663

75 120696,403

187,063546

129 3644,8052,466

32,4458 3371 4527 647

277,44671,87667,405

3,726731

14205,570174,123

19,546284

5 656

5 960

3369,142

113 557

61 444648,988

47,415

July 2

57,21018,68433,887

522,683

36,9654,098

32,8686,216

21,7374,914

75,6603,934

71,72516,50152,596

6,40646,190

2,628

26,91322,550

3,3231,040

395,837159,464

5,329154 135148,484

5 651105,29070,859

4,0627,4288,544

14,3995,8002,0785,190

12,7227,1735,518

383,1458,692

80327721,484

208,631769

141 9605,0081,061

39,6378,2321 959

10005276,789

73,37768,835

3,762764

16203,412172,887

18,764269

5519

5 973

3974,678

120 889

62 292673,676

47,807



Account



5 U S Treasury securities ,6 Trading account . . .7 Investment account, by maturity8 One year or less . . . . . . . .9 Over one through five years

10 Over five years . . . .11 Other securities12 Trading account13 Investment account14 US government agencies15 States and political subdivisions, by maturity. . . .16 One year or less17 Over one year18 Other bonds, corporate stocks, and securities. . . .

Loans19 Federal funds sold1 . . . .20 To commercial banks21 To nonbank brokers and dealers in securities22 To others23 Other loans gross24 Commercial and industrial25 Bankers ' acceptances and commercial paper . . . .26 All other27 U S. addressees28 Non-U S addressees29 Real estate30 To individuals for personal expenditures

To financial institutions31 Commercial banks in United States32 Banks in foreign countries33 Sales finance, personal finance companies, etc. . .34 Other financial institutions . . . . . .35 To nonbank brokers and dealers in securities36 To others for purchasing and carrying securities2. . .37 To finance agricultural production38 All other loans39 LESS- Unearned income40 Loan loss reserve . . .41 Other loans net42 Lease financing receivables43 All other assets44 Total assets

Deposits45 Demand deposits . . . .46 Mutual savings banks . .47 Individuals, partnerships, and corporations48 States and political subdivisions49 U S. government ,50 Commercial banks in United States .51 Banks in foreign countries52 Foreign governments and official institutions53 Certified and officers' checks54 Time and savings deposits55 Savings56 Individuals and nonprofit organizations57 Partnerships and corporations operated for profit.58 Domestic governmental units59 All other60 Time61 Individuals partnerships and corporations62 States and political subdivisions63 U S government64 Commercial banks in United States65 Foreign governments, official institutions,

and banks66 Federal funds purchased3 .




July 9

51,43719,34533,310

518,650

37,4944466

33,0286,229

21 8874912

75 8413,957

71 88416,44352,7886,453

463362,652

25,55620508

3,9451 103

392,489158 764

5,060153 704148,110

5 594105,31870604

3,6447 1058,376

14,46549092,0445,191

120697,2035,528

379 7598,718

77 654709,114

196,456819

134,9574,5351,243

36,2048,8181,5068 375

275 38174 16769 560

3,862727

19201,213170,946

18 739243

5 324

5,961

2701 415

126,824

60,845661,190

47,924

July 16

58,99718,04937,044

516,318

37,4464,592

32,8546,311

21 7044,839

75 5183,495

7202416,41652,991

6,55546,436

2,616

23,854194983,438

918392,272158 187

4,974153 213147,615

5 597105,62370,516

3,54669118,667

14,61748022,0355,235

12 1327,2275,546

379 5008,737

75,156714,301

203,881657

139,1724,923

87338,5918,3811,6559,629

275 15774 32469759

3,847704

14200,832170,674

18 733255

5 236

5,934

5563 245

123,887

59,758666,484

47,817

July 23

48,65017,45335,342

512,755

37,8744,749

33,1256,556

21 7554,813

754583,092

72,36616,40053,337

6,62846,709

2,629

21,526169113,4941,120

390,716158,091

4,983153,108147,472

5,636105,83470,511

3,4336,5698,352

14,4804,4422,0605,334

11,6107,2605,559

377,8978,745

77,045699,989

187,476601

130,4544,316

70233,364

7,8731,2368,929

275,50374,49169 $26

3,958690

17201,012170,57318,977

2425 199

6,021

5463 839

124,249

60,506652,120

47,869

July 30

49,10117,76933,466

514,487

38,1524,909

33,2436,701

21 7294,814

75 5783,051

72,52716,39753,490

6,61746,873

2,640

21,781174313,3331,017

391,758158,020

5,249152,771147,120

5,651105,97170,584

3,6516,6428,496

14,6374,4062,0595,388

11,9047,2345,549

378,9758,756

74,758698,338

187,725681

131,3714,962

81730,413

8,2182,0429,219

273,70874,57469,8634,030

66615

199,135168,63019,055

2755 153

6,022

2,5564,370

122,495

59,674650,528

47,810

Aug. 6

47,91717,31923,860

527,183

39,8546,445

33,4097,039

21 6354,735

765514,040

72,51216,31153,5306,707

46,8232,671

28,30020,590

5,3492,361

395,279159,343

5,193154,150148,233

5,917105,98870,559

3,8106,8488,187

14,9085,6522,0525,418

12,5147,1805,621

382,4778,784

78,988704,049

190,256657

133,6164,5951,143

32,4737,5011,3198,933

275,66575,47470,7484,062

64124

200,191169,56119,078

2805,198

6,073

4372,886

127,071

59,236655,551

48,498

Aug. 13

46,67215,94928,294

524,156

39,0125,628

33,3847,050

21,5514,782

75,7462,994

72,75116,20253,8406,821

47,0182,710

26,90819,9004,4802,528

395,327159,704

5,233154,471148,563

5,908106,41670,633

4,0026,5938,246

15,0965,0762,0705,423

12,0687,2025,635

382,4908,781

79,252703,105

186,196644

132,8674,468

85831,135

7,2421,5917,391

278,11275,35070,6754,040

62214

202,761171,728

19,484284

5,225

6,040

8812,288

128,444

58,802654,723

48,382

Aug. 20

51,00818,56135,078

522,234

40,4346363

34,0717,439

22 5794053

75 6992,904

7279516,08654,0006,881

47 1192,709

22,792174684,0301 294

396,157159 710

4,686155,024149,054

5,970106,73870,712

3,5576,8958,448

15,1445,3462,0635,425

12 1207,2035,644

383 3098,806

78,522714,210

194,081633

132,9714,5453,262

33,6307,6281,6449,769

279,38075 52870 8454,053

61415

203,852172,710

19,447335

5421

5,939

7744667

126,714

60,355665,971

48,239

Aug. 27

45,65617,30131,377

521,516

39,3875 252

34,1357,576

226163,942

76 0053,237

72 76816,01854,0596,918

47,1412,691

22,528167734,2961 459

396,470160,224

5,013155,211149,169

6,042106,96370,880

3,2977,2188,273

15,0295,0542,0585,379

12,0957,2305,643

383,5978,810

80,130704,791

184,867635

129,1564,6061,829

31,5478,1631,6157,317

279,76775,40070641

4,120624

15204,367173,03919,495

3515 535

5,948

24685 540

122,994

60,867656,503

48,288

Sept. 3

57,75018,14529,657

530,256

40,2955,450

34,8457,726

23 3293,790

755842,822

7276216,09553,962

6,93447,029

2,704

27,399198784,7522,770

399,769161,373

4,925156,448150,295

6,154106,93971,036

4,1957,4818,190

15,2724,8692,0555,430

12,9297,1115,680

386,9788,836

82,229726,873

204,290809

142,7834,8871,015

36,5598,4081,6338,196

281,42075,90571,1454,116

62817

205,515174,16719,428

3485,645

5,925

7575,770

125,071

60,920678,228

48,644



Account



5 U S Treasury securities6 Trading account7 Investment account by maturity8 One year or less9 Over one through five years

10 Over five years1 1 Other securities12 Trading account . . ,13 Investment account14 U.S. government agencies15 States and political subdivisions, by maturity, . . .16 One year or less ,17 Over one year18 Other bonds, corporate stocks, and securities. . . .


20 To commercial banks21 To nonbank brokers and dealers in securities .22 To others23 Other loans, gross24 Commercial and industrial25 Bankers acceptances and commercial paper . . . .26 All other27 U.S. addressees28 Non-U S addressees29 Real estate .30 To individuals for personal expenditures .

To financial institutions31 Commercial banks in United States32 Banks in foreign countries33 Sales finance, personal finance companies, etc. . .34 Other financial institutions35 To nonbank brokers and dealers in securities . ,36 To others for purchasing and carrying securities2. . .37 To finance agricultural production38 All other loans . . . . .39 l^ESS1 Unearned income40 Loan loss reserve41 Other loans, net . . .42 Lease financing receivables ,43 All other assets . . . . . . . . .44 Total assets

Deposits45 Demand deposits46 Mutual savings banks ,47 Individuals, partnerships, and corporations48 States and political subdivisions49 U S government50 Commercial banks in United States51 Banks in foreign countries52 Foreign governments and official institutions53 Certified and officers' checks54 Time and savings deposits55 Savings56 Individuals and nonprofit organizations. . . .57 Partnerships and corporations operated for profit.58 Domestic governmental units . . . .59 All other .60 Time61 Individuals, partnerships, and corporations62 States and political subdivisions63 U.S. government64 Commercial banks in United States65 Foreign governments, official institutions,

and banks66 Federal funds purchased3




Sept. 10

50,63018,13630,276

529,429

392634,734

345307,532

23 3213,677

763433,470

72,87315,97554,200

7,04947 151

2,698

27 14219,3685,3782 395

399,514162 006

4,720157286151,082

6204107,32470970

3,5977,2528,378

15 4954,6542,0865,402

123497 1345,699

3866818,844

83,099720,415

196 842708

139,7934,4761 862

33,4937,4771,6397394

282 44775,88071,102

4,121642

15206 567175,219

19,189353

5,550

6256

9342,315

128,318

60858671,714

48,701

Sept. 17

53,74118,85331,046

528,071

392624,865

343977,693

230883 616

75 6572,658

72 99915,92854,3537,182

47 1712,717

2461618,4793 9772 160

401,397163 151

4,500158 651152,392

6259107,71971 103

3 8487,2998,322

15 3964,6042,1045,405

124457 1555,707

388 5358,900

82,552723,164

200 755751

141,96248351 406

34,2297 7071,0978 769

282 46476,04171,306

4,062658

16206 422175,095

19,165314

5,547

6301

4527,084

123 663

60 290674,709

48,454

Sept. 24

50,64318,75633,012

525,544

38 3294,030

342987,730

229173,650

75,6532,592

73,06215,93554,4407,205

47,2362,686

23,47917,3173,9932 169

400,975163,002

4,678158,324151,999

6325107,98071,145

3,6537,2308,338

15 1624,6762,1085,425

12,25672125,679

388,0838,918

83,547720,420

190 743589

132,6274,7871 318

34,9097,8041,0087703

284 68475,30570,578

4,074636

17209 379177,71319,237

3235,715

6,392

3,33711,486

120,614

60872671,736

48,684

Oct. 1

57,58621,34733,389

536,955

38,7064,324

34,3828,068

227313,583

76,1882,810

73,37816,04754,6267,438

47,1882,704

26,22920,0274,1422060

408,550166 196

4,971161,226155,025

6200108,33271,231

4,1677,7788,604

156665,5322,1125,437

1349370825,636

395,8328,946

84,093742,316

208 608863

145,2885,1351 030

37,5367,9221,3769457

285 11376,66471,7334,079

83516

208 449177,083

19,098296

5,640

6332

2,79112,740

123,240

60 551693,043

49,272

Oct. 8

50,16320,33727,733

535,690

379664,241

337257,959

222953,470

77 1123,390

73 72216,06654,9587,420

47,5382,698

28,09320,605

5,1592329

405,248165 533

4,406161 127154,817

6310108,46271 070

3 6787,3148,498

154164,9682,1035,461

127467 0965,633

3925198,946

83,339726,208

197 809790

138,4944850

85835,9517,8861,3957 585

287 02876,55671,711

4,106720

19210472178,748

19,366315

5,638

6404

2744,480

128,848

58 359676,799

49,409

Oct. 15

65,80221,31130,263

537,879

38,3084,388

33,9208,288

22,1573,476

76,5682,869

73,69916,03454,9477,390

47,5582,718

27,72021,0394,7251,956

408,048165,931

4,424161,507155,093

6,414108,87171,008

4,0128,4498,916

15 3115,3912,1135,403

12,6427 1045,660

395,2839,001

81,376745,633

221 533965

150,6625,5341 786

42,8788,6021,628

947i6285 683

76,44971,5964,053

78417

209 234177,52919,366

3225,646

6,372

2755,633

124,516

58 937696,577

49,056

Oct. 22

51,49219,18033,466

530,930

37,9724,191

33,7818,396

21 9443,441

76,5642,984

73,58015,91454,943

7,19747,746

2,722

22,50515,5464,8072 152

406,707165 949

4,270161 679155,311

6368109,19571,023

3,6737,9648,953

15 1224,5832,1085,531

126067 1395,679

393 8888,991

78,788722,848

194 071607

136,3094,794

74233,9557,9001,4398 325

286 77076,23671,421

4,102694

18210 534178,418

19,578315

5,741

6482

3,4996,901

122,572

59993673,806

49,042

Oct. 29

48,41917,18234,727

534,286

376743,777

33 8978,579

21 9293,389

765882,941

73 64715,97254,9527,251

47 7012,722

23,94616,7144,8202411

408,904166 154

4,473161 681155,249

6432109,48471 124

3 6718,1108,872

15 1244,9282,1455,488

13 8037 1625,664

396 0789,043

78 973722,629

191 797619

135,2004658

78734,45776181,2927 165

289 35776,03971,2144,170

63520

213 318181,11019,582

3155 803

6 508

2,0827996

122 454

59 745673,432

49,197

Nov. 5

60,79024,90135,104

543,970

382944,360

339338,528

21 9813424

767323,142

73 59015,90654,9987,294

477042,686

2726120,4434,6602 158

414,482169 141

4,692164 449157,943

6506109,74471 067

3 8828,4469,766

155605 6132,1305497

1363670785722

401 6839,013

81 251755 028

218471'868

146,71750882 927

44 17979752,2618455

291 3807656671 719

4,152674

20214 814182,711

19,520328

5805

6451

2365774

132 294

60205705 490

49,539



Account

1 Cash items in process of collection2 Demand deposits due from banks in United States. . .3 All other cash and due from depository institutions . .4 Total loans and securities

Securities5 U S. Treasury securities6 Trading account7 Investment account by maturity8 One year or less9 Over one through five years

10 Over five years . .11 Other securities12 Trading account . . .13 Investment account14 U.S. government agencies15 States and political subdivisions, by maturity. . . .16 One year or less17 Over one year18 Other bonds, corporate stocks, and securities. . . .


20 To commercial banks21 To nonbank brokers and dealers in securities22 To others . . , .23 Other loans gross24 Commercial and industrial25 Bankers acceptances and commercial paper26 All other27 US addressees28 Non-U.S. addressees29 Real estate30 To individuals for personal expenditures

To financial institutions31 Commercial banks in United States32 Banks in foreign countries33 Sales finance, personal finance companies, etc..34 Other financial institutions35 To nonbank brokers and dealers in securities. . . .36 To others for purchasing and carrying securities2 .37 To finance agricultural production . .38 All other loans39 LESS1 Unearned income40 Loan loss reserve41 Other loans, net42 Lease financing receivables43 All other assets44 Total assets . . .

Deposits45 Demand deposits46 Mutual savings banks . . . .47 Individuals partnerships and corporations48 States and political subdivisions49 U.S. government50 Commercial banks in United States51 Banks in foreign countries52 Foreign governments and official institutions53 Certified and officers' checks54 Time and savings deposits . .55 Savings56 Individuals and nonprofit organizations57 Partnerships and corporations operated for profit.58 Domestic governmental units59 All other . . . . .60 Time61 Individuals partnerships and corporations62 States and political subdivisions63 U.S. government64 Commercial banks in United States65 Foreign governments, official institutions,

and banks . . . . . .66 Federal funds purchased^


notes and debentures71 Total liabilities72 Residual (total assets minus total liabilities)4

Nov. 12

6231524,45031,654

545,182

38,3974,380

34,0178 611

22,0113 395

77,2883458

73 82915 93955,188

7,37247 816

2,702

28 16319 9445 2522968

414 166169,598

4,713164,885158 286

6,598110,19370936

4,2028,4549,015

156095,4662,1155466

13,1117,0765755

401,3359,030

82535755,166

219916871

150 12845691,360

44,2278,7931,9338036

294 98775 765709654,113

66424

219222186 713

19 767322

5,998

6422

1,401278

129,418

59 596705,59649,570

Nov. 19

53 20618,24534,213

542,054

38,7414,689

34,0528 615

22,0423,395

76,9162,967

73 94915,88855,298

7,37347,925

2,763

2485217,6345 3071,910

414392169,457

4,313165,144158 346

6,798110,51371 018

3,8178,3738,877

15,7116,0342,1645,469

12,9577,0815,766

401,5459,062

80827737,607

197,084618

137 2164 6742,884

33,7778,7771,4247,716

297 51875 36870 5584,076

70925

222,150189 18620 122

3086,097

6,437

1,6381,901

128,317

61 831688,28949,318

Nov. 26

5809718,69933,672

543,329

38,5064,354

34,1538 745

22,0533 355

76,7572,745

7401215,85455,400

7,34448055

2,758

2349916,73546632,100

417 392171,397

4,374167,024160 127

6,897110,62271 201

4,0808,3329,031

15,4185,8742,1485 369

13,9197,0535 772

404,5679,078

81 595744,470

201,858607

142 2614 9222,145

34,3128,1291,5857 895

300 36174 66369 9244,062

65522

225 698192 57520236

3036,261

6324

2,9752,839

124,448

62 557695,03749,433

Dec. 3

5751219,55224,937

554,114

39,4094,987

34,4229,161

21,9473,314

77,1193,132

73 98615,81355,3767,405

47,9712,798

30 17322,110

5 6212,442

420 228172,262

4,104168,158161,191

6,968110.76371 276

4,1478,5959,246

15,5866,7952,1555331

14,0707,0045811

407,4139,094

83 128748,338

208 795718

144 7884 8042,964

36,82676612 1498884

300 96974983702944,021

64919

225 986193 228

19 872291

6285

6309

740432

126,742

60 800698,47949,859

Dec. 10

5299218,35828,816

553,537

39,5565,175

34,3819201

21,8463 334

77,7673,781

7398615,80155,405

7,38548020

2,780

29 10920,201

60922,816

419963172,758

3,952168,806161 944

6,862111,05271 462

3,5808,6269,567

155336,2512,1855 282

13,6667,0405,818

407,1059,091

82810745,605

200,264602

14103146412,079

33,1998,7971,8708046

302 88274 35069 7503,983

59820

228 532195 399

19 817292

6,614

6,411

1,322168

128,838

62385695,86049,744

Dec. 17

5982019,44736,914

556,070

39,1794,788

34,3919 166

21,8213404

77,3143018

74 29616,02555,517

7,40848 109

2,754

28 05720,644

5 5401 873

424 365174,015

3,709170,306163 213

7,093111 33371 805

4,2578,800

10,416159036,4712,1985284

13,8827,0405 806

411,5199,103

83 309764,662

208,350619

145 5304 8041,253

37,4017,9311 4779335

305 91073 41269 006

3,781605

21232 498198 499

19 897270

7,454

6377

7255 590

129,342

65 117715,03449,628

Dec. 24

58 33019,69334,051

555,851

37,9843,883

34,1019096

21,6913 313

77,8183,067

74 75116,22055,738

7,41948 319

2,792

2748419,40160542,028

425 349172,637

3,696168,941161 871

7,069111,50972 361

4,9499,5299,947

15,6586,1442,1685,300

15,1467,0335,750

412,5669,143

84,358761,426

208,144700

145 2074 8851,460

37,6078,8842,0207,381

311 03871 64867422

3,633567

26239,390203 884

20434301

8,135

6,636

6567,022

122,448

62 570711,87849,547

Dec. 31

6608621,55234,092

563,783

39,6114,372

35,2391022121,678

3 34078,487

3,31075 1771623256,149

7,40348746

2,795

27 80519,43864961,871

430 210174,581

4,074170,507163 207

7,300111,81972 227

5,2649,700

10,107159667,8452,1435465

15,0946,6625,668

417,8809,389

87954782,856

228,086838

1582835 8291,108

41,4078,9302,4599,232

314 12872 670684183,595

63523

241 458205 862

20 185301

8,418

6691

1,0556668

119,366

63 328732,63250,224

Adjust-mentbanks

3389

-2341,782

23.10

23115476

1193

019370

102188420

383800

1 372388

0388388

0466499

-67070163

3814

1,3200

2631,933

5750

483204

30110

261036

33530426

60

701594101

52

029

00

30

861,726

207


20. AH large weekly reporting commercial banks—ContinuedB. Balance sheet memoranda, 1980l

Millions of dollars

Account

1 Total loans (gross)and investments adjusted1

2 Total loans (gross) adjusted1

3 Demand deposits adjusted2

4 Total time deposits in accountsof $ 100 000 or more

5 Negotiable CDs6 Other time deposits

7 Total loans sold outright to affiliates3

8 Commercial and industrial9 Other

1 Total loans (gross)and investments adjusted*


3 Demand deposits adjusted^

4 Total time deposits in accounts of$100 000 or more

5 Negotiable CDs6 Other time deposits ,

7 Total loans sold outright to affiliates3

8 Commercial and industrial9 Other



3 Demand deposits adjusted2



7 Total loans sold outright to affiliates3. .8 Commercial and industrial. .9 Other

Jan. 2

511 182402 739122 824

12843491 49936935

27491 819

930

Mar. 5

513 626403,352104 332

132 396

9404538351

2 6021 673

929

May 7

505 272396452102 766

134 9419549939 442

2 5521 614

939

Jan. 9

506 968398 232113 126

129 66292 26637 397

26461 711

934

Mar. 12

511 592401,630106 914

132 593

93 91438,679

2 6091 678

931

May 14

504433394 670103 044

135 00795 77539 232

2 5911 696

895

Jan. 16

507,736398 890111,055

129,4499243237017

2,6621 728

934

Mar. 19

509 685402,001102 576

133 570

94 59938,971

2 6091,687

922

May 21

503 308392 645102 810

134 22195,13939082

2,7331 834

900

Jan. 23

502,094393 754105,601

129,07691 86437,211

2,6121 705

907

Mar. 26

506 771398,805100 469

133 682

94 55539,127

2 5691 652

917

May 28

503 405392 466100 692

133 8479457239 275

2 7001 788

911

Jan. 30

505,393396 876108,107

130 10792 63937468

2 6561 750

906

Apr. 2

512658405,967110 616

132 306

93 50838,797

2 5771 666

911

June 4

505 744393 263105 113

132 19093 62838 562

27381 780

957

Feb. 6

506,975398 250106,567

13030792 74337 563

2 6561 805

851

Apr. 9

513 651404,134109 567

133 480

94 49238988

2 5781 679

900

June 11

505 599392 229105 347

132 03693 95238 084

2 7741 813

961

Feb. 13

505 880397 612105 966

13041592 54237 874

2 5081 651

857

Apr. 16

510 290400 727108 486

132 978

94 19438 784

2 6751 764

911

June 18

504 984393 657104019

130 82093 14937 671

2 8711 899

972

Feb. 20

509 187400 836104 959

129 98292 06337*919

2 5421 668

874

Apr. 23

506 575398 492104 530

134 162

95 19338 969

2 5981 693

905

June 25

504 909392 997104 010

13041793*10037 317

2 8431 903

940

Feb. 27

508,073399582102,894

131 28293 07538 207

26341 706

928

Apr. 30

509 214399,373104 700

134 670

95 62439,046

2 6301 645

985

July 2

508 762396 138110723

12846891 79436 674

2 7881 843

945

70


20. All large weekly reporting commercial banks—ContinuedB. Balance sheet memoranda, 19801 -ContinuedMillions of dollars

Account


2 Total loans (gross) adjusted*3 Demand deposits adjusted^


5 Negotiable CDs6 Other time deposits , ,

7 Total loans sold outright to affiliates-*8 Commercial and industrial9 Other




4 Total time deposits in accounts of$100,000 or more

5 Negotiable CDs6 Other time deposits . . .

7 Total loans sold outright to affiliates^8 Commercial and industrial9 Other




4 Total time deposits in accounts of$100,000 or more


7 Total loans sold outright to affiliates^8 Commercial and industrial . , .9 Other

July 9

507,228393 893107,572

126,638

90,19636,442

28171,899

919

Sept 10

519,297403,690110858

131,933

95,05136,882

29031,910

993

Nov. 12

533,868418,183112014

142,413102,780

39 633

25971,704

892

July 16

506,047393,082105,420

126,328

90,04436,284

2,8311,836

995

Sept 17

518,606403,686111,379

132,078

95,03037,049

2,9311,935

995

Nov. 19

533,449417,792107,218

144,962104,77740 186

2 5771,700

877

July 23

505,229391 897104,760

126,714

90,26336451

2736L826

911

Sept. 24

517466403,484103 874

134,313

97,04337 269

29001,905

995

Nov. 26

535,339420,076107 303

148,016107 45040 566

2 6501,744

906

July 30

506,188392 458107,393

125,220

88,97736,243

2,8091,894

915

Oct 1

525,479410,585112,455

134,403

97,28737 116

29491,9481 001

Dec. 3

540,672424,144111493

147,891107,40440487

26571,742

915

Aug. 6

515,584399 179108,723

126,232

89,78136,451

2 8901,927

962

Oct. 8

524,136409,058110,838

135,012

97,35337,659

28681,8481 020

Dec. 10

542,614425,291111 995

150,077109,04641 030

26681,768

900

Aug. 13

513,090398,332107,531

128,744

91,93136,813

2,8971,901

996

Oct. 15

525,593410,717111,066

133,681

95,91037,770

2,7751,7531 022

Dec. 17

544,014427,521109,876

153,020111,35641 664

27121,767

945

Aug. 20

514,057397 924106,180

129,812

93,11936693

29021,8911 010

Oct 22

524 530409,993107 882

134,973

96,60138372

27321,811

921

Dec. 24

544,283428,482110747

158,511115 60842 903

27361,791

946

Aug. 27

514,320398 928105,836

130,362

93,48136881

29331,944

989

Oct 29

526,727412,465108,134

137,865

99,37438491

26331,760

873

Dec. 31

551,411433,313119485

159,44811637743072

27481,800

947

Sept. 3

518,974403,096108,966

131,160

94,43236,728

2,9171,9081 009

Nov. 5 .

532,444417,418110,575

139,309

100,46538,844

2,7331,734

999

Adjust-mentbank*

1,8021,378

508

1578671


20. All large weekly reporting commercial banks—ContinuedC. Total commercial and industrial loans classified by industry1

Millions of dollars; last Wednesday-of-month data, 1980

Industry

1 Durable goods manufacturing2 Nondurable goods manufacturing3 Food liQuor and tobacco4 Textiles, apparel and leather5 Petroleum refining6 Chemicals and rubber7 Other nondurable goods

8 Mining (including crude petroleum and natural gas)

9 Trade10 Commodity dealers1 1 Other wholesale12 Retail13 Transportation, communication, and other public utilities1 4 Transportation . . . .15 Communication16 Other public utilities

17 Construction18 Services19 All other2

20 Total domestic loans

21. MEMO: Term loans (original maturity more than one year)included in domestic loans

1 Durable goods manufacturing

2 Nondurable goods manufacturing3 Food, liquor, and tobacco4 Textiles apparel and leather5 Petroleum refining6 Chemicals and rubber7 Other nondurable goods

8 Mining (including crude petroleum and natural gas)9 Trade

10 Commodity dealers1 1 Other wholesale12 Retail13 Transportation, communication, and other public utilities14 Transportation15 Communication16 Other public utilities

17 Construction18 Services19 All other2

20 Total domestic loans

21 MEMO: Term loans (original maturity more than one year)included in domestic loans

July

22,476

18 5313 8865 06626163 7233,240

13,64924273

1 67011,55311 05018,99277512 8838357

5 7852056514 964

139,234

73,767

Jan.

23 73519 1164 9414 1383 1753 7143,148

12,323

24,5762 136

11 70510 73518,0277 1732,6198236

578319 84615 637

139,042

74731

Aug.

22,964

18 7983 8965 23026943 7073 270

13 55924 732

1 85311 61111 26819,2187 6512 9188 649

5 87120 80515 250

141,197

74,976

Feb.

24,23719,3024 8854,3313 1113,7143,260

12,479

25,1842 171

11,93811 07617,88472382,6308016

5 77219,96415 780

140,603

74,761

Sept.

23,512

195334,3505 2042,6863 7333,559

13,95624950

2 11811,58611 24519,2237,73529938,495

6 03021,31115 402

143,917

76,536

Mar.

25,06119 8244 9234,4803 1393 9113,370

12,596

25,4561 816

12,09711 54318,29275162,7478028

5 87420,21115 655

142,969

75,997

Oct.

23,335

20 2734 5845 0703 1533 8463,620

14,716262702470

11,87611 92319,3167 78830948,434

5 92421 53015 614

146,978

76,912

Apr.

24,08118 6834 17646142 61139033,379

13,272

25,4061 784

12,05011 57218,8327 6922,8468293

5 90220,44415 640

142,260

76,192

Nov.

24,088

2080449214 9063 1294 1583,690

15,33827050

2 40212 1821246720,099

80193 1618 919

5 99222 16016 146

151,678

78,956

May

22939180753 859466824903 7613,299

13,588

24,8331 639

11 64511 54918,507

7 5432 8008 164

5 83219,97715 125

138,876

74862

Dec.

24,679

205075 3914 1503 6363 9173412

1642726240

2 5631229311 38421 30283723 3199611

5 9952285916 528

154,537

81,783

June

22,729183383 7014,9342 7153 7043,284

13,758

24,6001 531

11,67911 38918,74576002,8398 306

5 97020,29614999

139,435

74,295

Adjust-mentbanks

5

7—1

43

10

46

11911

10325

368

6

21. Gross demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations, 19801

Billions of dollars, estimated daily-average balances for last month of quarter

Type of holder

1 All holders— Individuals, partnerships, andcorporations

2 Financial business3 Nonfinancial business . . .4 Consumer5 Foreign6 Other .

All commercial banks

Ql

288.428.4

144.997.6

3.114.4

Q2

288.627.7

145.397.93.3

14.4

Q3

302.029.6

151.9101.8

3.215.5

Q4

315.529.8

162.3102,4

3.317.2

All weekly reporting banks

Ql

133.620.169.134.23.07.2

Q2

133.920.269.233.93.17.5

Q3

140.621.272.436.03.17.9

Q4

147.421.878.335.63.18.6


22. Commercial paper and bankers dollar acceptances outstandingA. Commercial paper, seasonally adjustedMillions of dollars, end of period

Instrument

1 All issuers

Financial companies1

Dealer-placed paper*2 Total3 Bank-related

Directly placed papefi4 Total5 Bank-related6 Nonfinancial companies4 ,

1 All issuers


Dealer-placed paper1

2 Total3 Bank-related . . .

Directly placed paper*4 Total5 Bank-related6 Nonfinancial companies4 .

1 All issuers



2 Total . . . . . . . .3 Bank-related

Directly placed paper?1

4 Total5 Bank-related6 Nonfinancial companies4 .

1 All issuers



2 Total3 Bank-related

Directly placed papefi4 Total5 Bank-related6 Nonfinancial companies4 .

1 All issuers . . . . . .


D ea ler-p laced paper2


Directly placed paper*4 Total5 Bank-related6 Nonfinancial companies4 .

Jan.

34,964

64381 139

23,20843895,318

33,284

5 297293

202751 7377,712

32,661

5 492558

205221,5296,647

35,177

4,8571 200

22 6881,5067,632

44,791

6,1051 960

29 3203 5419,366

Feb.

36,553

6 6501,117

24,1054,9355,798

33,270

5 410326

19,9381,5757,922

32,836

5,771662

20,3731,4876,692

34,542

4,1871,311

23,6021,8056,753

46,166

6,9671,923

28,9803 606

10,219

Mar.

38,236

6426932

25,0275,5456,783

32,593

5262354

19,2681,3388,063

33,573

5,358585

20,8671,5877,348

34,132

4,0871,493

24,2601,9635,785

44,777

6,5282.137

290453 9089,204

Apr.

39,228

6 868780

25,7905,8926,570

32,861

5 635417

19,4921 3777,734

33,875

5,115594

208661,5827,894

34,652

4,0441,557

24,7442,2545,864

44,872

6,2152,270

290054 5649,652

May

40,763

7,259783

26,8796,8176,625

32,417

5,268440

19,2001,3087,949

33,775

4,993649

20,8021,3507,980

35,417

4,2791,740

25,1422,3305,996

45,923

5,7281,978

29,9195 106

10,276

June

19

39,519

6,104666

26,3876,9377,028

19

31,439

5 167432

19,2651,3017,007

19

34,988

5,230671

21,3911,3008,367

19

36,247

4,3551,849

25,6572,4346,235

19

45,390

5,1531,579

29 9555 373

10,282

July

70

38,914

5,663558

26,4147,2626,837

71

32,183

5477463

19,8491,3456,857

72

35,707

5,379626

21,7981,6308,530

73

36,079

4,3261,973

25,5472,5416,206

74

46,487

4,8001,465

305025 585

11,185

Aug. | Sept.

38,358 35,980

5,531 5 266435 329

25,972 23,5016,868 4,2896,855 7,213

32,327 32,397

5,510 5 298469 504

19,620 19,7991,323 1,3967,197 7,300

34,853 34,814

5,535 5,760718 829

21,043 21,4091,703 1,5398,275 7,645

37,445 38,553

4,383 4,8452,114 2,077

27,089 27,4282,994 3,1545,973 6,280

48,617 50,190

5,460 5,5062,364 2,114

31,683 320976 423 6 525

11,474 12,587

Oct.

34,891

5,475361

22,3813,3387,035

32,360

5,203476

20,3611,5056,796

34,771

5,399948

21,4731,5817,899

40,752

5,8352,035

27,3252,8337,592

50,465

5,1641,986

31 9406484

13,361

Nov.

34,422

5,515323

21,8042,8037,103

32,222

5,154473

20,3611,5576,707

34,816

5,4561,177

21,7181,4087,642

41,897

5,6781,951

27,5493,0218,670

50,744

4,7581,898

32,1476,762

13,839

Dec.

33,415

5,415352

20,4911,9977,509

32,444

5205524

20,6631,4496,576

35,075

5,5701,226

22,1721,4117,333

41,591

5,4191,938

27,3162,9438,856

49,994

4,5571,814

31,9796518

13,458


22. Commercial paper and bankers dollar acceptances outstanding—ContinuedA. Commercial paper, seasonally adjusted-ContinuedMillions of dollars, end of period

Instrument

1 All issuers



Directly placed paper*4 Total5 Bank-related .6 Nonfmancial companies4 .

1 All issuers



Directly placed paper*4 Total5 Bank-related . . .6 Nonfmancial companies4 .

1 All issuers




Directly placed paper*4 Total5 Bank-related6 Nonfmancial companies4 .

1 All issuers




1 All issuers





Jan.

50,881

48381,822

31 9876782

14,056

48,219

5 8071,617

31 3006958

11,112

53,183

7 0231 895

326345,637

13,526

65,734

8 9712 035

41 3637 202

15,400

85,234

12 8734,413

52,59812 19119,763

Feb.

51,321

50171,787

323617318

13|943

49,052

6,1851,527

31 4756793

11,392

53,522

7,0531 929

323275,502

14,142

66,220

90141 997

423967 718

14,810

87,924

134873,969

54,54012,16619,897

Mar.

51,030

53061,682

31 3947272

14,330

49,591

63811,616

31 4766811

11,734

54,986

7 2181 839

33 9616,126

13,807

67,549

89041 993

428878 153

15,758

90,648

14 1763,793

55,5731264220,899

Apr.

51,626

5,4481,618

322847,002

13,894

49,353

6,2301,620

31 1646,342

11,959

55,708

7,3061 778

34,1255,703

14,277

69,681

9,6672 078

43 9447 995

16,070

92,494

14 9894,251

55,3061278822,199

May

51,042

59231,543

322237,096

12,896

50,196

6,4801,684

31 2566013

12,460

57,043

7 5361 805

34 8785,999

14,629

71,155

102632 217

44 7489 258

16,144

96,049

15 5824,141

57,95513 80022,512

June

19

49,200

5 8221,561

31 0477230

12,331

19

50,270

63121,674

31 0336334

12,925

19

59,356

80771 894

364816,636

14,798

19

72,579

102282442

45 8089 585

16,543

19

99,799

164193,826

59,77815 13023,602

July

75

50,233

6,2171,649

31 4417,038

12,575

76

51,899

6,3951,615

327085,977

12,796

77

59,350

8,2161 744

365586,344

14,576

78

74,305

] 0,6052633

463951003017,305

79

102,181

170623,951

60,5071471724,612

Aug.

50,499

5 8591,511

32 1007392

12,540

50,829

6,4831,612

31 6015 976

12,745

60,423

8 1751 650

373526,394

14,896

74,643

109032 935

463259 634

17,415

104,740

174384,062

61,18115 81726,121

Sept.

49,330

5 7941,482

31 3907316

12,146

51,105

66001,644

32 5346250

11,971

61,526

84301 846

37 9857,069

15,111

76,998

11 4152 622

47 96410 38317,619

107,453

18 1804,485

61,57115 93027,702

Oct.

49,631

6,2471,634

32 1107,114

11,274

50,789

6,5561,703

31 7725,864

12,461

63,545

8,6211 961

39,4067,012

15,518

78,309

11,0202 868

48 84910 92518,440

107,544

16 1943,052

63,3241802428,026

Nov.

48,552

62281,715

31 6326,975

10,692

52,228

69301,825

323355 944

12^963

63,044

8,5701 980

39 1946,567

15,280

80,948

11 5453 231

50 37611 47819,027

108,686

16,1942,958

64,65618 33927,836

Dec.

48,421

6 1531,762

31 4306892

10,838

52,937

7 1901,900

32 5705959

13,177

65,051

87962 132

405747,102

15,681

83,438

12 1813 521

51 64712 31419,610

112 154

167222,784

64,74817 59830,684


22. Commercial paper and bankers dollar acceptances outstanding—ContinuedA. Commercial paper, seasonally adjusted-ContinuedMillions of dollars, end of period

Instrument

1 All issuers . . .




Directly placed paper^4 Total5 Bank-related6 Nonfmancial companies4 .

Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct Nov. Dec.

1980

115,864

17,0873,034

66,00319,25732,774

116,643

16,7253,010

65,73019,94134,188

118,587

17,3743,142

64,57619,36036,637

119,257

18,0383,467

65,62519,16635,594

119,957

17,6573,591

63,87418,84538,426

122,852

18,0943,188

62,65419,43642,104

120,951

17,3343,198

63,82519,23939,792

121,956

18,2153,313

64,78019,90938,961

122,492

18,2633,370

65,61819,69238,611

121,285

17,3383,442

66,61221,14637,335

123,093

18,0783,436

67,34021,93937,675

123,703

18,1863,561

67,88822,38237,629

B. Bankers dollar acceptances, not seasonally adjustedMillions of dollars, end of period

Instrument

1 Total

Holder2 Accepting banks3 Own bills4 Bills bought

Federal Reserve Banks5 Own account6 Foreign

correspondents. . . .7 Others

Basis8 Imports into

United States9 Exports from

United States10 All other

1980

Jan.

47,780

8,5787,692

886

0

1,43137,771

11,217

10,24826,315

Feb.

50,269

9,3438,565

778

205

1,41729,303

11,393

11,10227,774

Mar.

49,317

8,1597,560

598

171

1,37339,614

10,926

11,00127,389

Apr.

50,177

8,1597,488

670

0

1,55540,463

10,946

11,22128,010

May

52,636

9,2628,768

493

366

1,71841,290

11,651

11,34729,637

June

54,356

10,0519,113

939

373

1,78442,147

11,536

11,33931,480

July

54,334

9,7648,6031,161

310

1,89942,361

12,109

12,401-29,824

Aug.

54,486

9,6448,5441,100

111

1,84142,724

11,861

12,58230,043

Sept.

55,774

10,2759,0041,270

499

1,82043,179

11,731

12,99131,052

Oct.

56,610

11,3179,8081,509

566

1,91542,813

12,254

13,44530,911

Nov.

55,226

10,2368,8371,399

523

1,85242,616

11,774

13,67029,782

Dec.

54,744

10,5648,9631,601

776

1,79141,614

11,776

12,71230,257

23. Prime rate charged by banks on short-term business loans, 19801

Percent per annum

Date of change in effective rate

Effective date

February 19. ..22. ..29. . .

March 4. . .7. . .

14. ..19. ..28. . .

April 2 . . .18. . .

Rate

15.7516.25-16.50

16.75

17.2517.7518.5019.0019.50

20.0019.50

Effective date

May 1 . . .2. . .7. . .

16. . .23. ..30. ..

June 6 . . .13. ..20. ..

July 7 . . .25. . .

Rate

18.50-19.0018.5017.5016.5014.5014.00

13.0012.00-12.50

12.00

11.5011.00

Effective date

August 22 . . .27. . .

September 8. . .12. . .19. . .

• 26. . .

October 1 . . .17. ..29. . .

Rate

11.2511.50

12.0012.2512.5013.00

13.5014.0014.50

Effective date

November 6. . .17. . .21. . .26. . .

December 2 . . .5. . .

10. ..16. . .19. . .

Rate

15.5016.2517.0017.75

18.5019.0020.0021.0021.50

Averages of daily effective rates

Year Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec.

15.27 15.25 15.63 18.31 19.77 16.57 12.63 11.48 11.12 12.23 13.79 16.06 20.35

75


24. Terms of lending at commercial banks—Based on survey of loans made1

Item1980

Feb. 4-9 May 5-10 Aug. 4-9 Nov. 3-8

SHORT-TERM COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL LOANS

1 Amount of loans (millions of dollars)2 Number of loans (thousands)3 Weighted-average maturity (months)2

4 Weighted-average interest rate (percent per annum)3 . . .By size of bank

5 Large banks4

6 Small banksBy size of loan (thousands of dollars)

1 1-998 100-9999 1,000 and over

Percentage of amount of loans10 With floating rate11 Made under commitment12 With no stated maturity

LONG-TERM COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL LOANS



17 Large banks4


19 1-9920 100-99921 1,000 and over

Percentage of amount of loans,22 With floating rate23 Made under commitment

CONSTRUCTION AND LAND DEVELOPMENT LOANS



28 Large banks4


30 1-9931 100-49932 500 and over

Percentage of amount of loans33 With floating rate34 Secured by real estate35 Made under commitment36 With no stated maturity

By type of construction37 1- to 4-family38 Multifamily39 Nonresidential

LOANS TO FARMERS



44 Large banks4


46 1-2447 25-9948 100 and over

By purpose of loan49 Feeder livestock50 Other livestock51 Other current operating expenses52 Farm machinery and equipment53 Other

9,920136

2.515.67

15.7715.38

15.4916.2615.51

50.847.825.6

1,88622

43.215.32

15.3915.53

15.9115.4915.24

45.459.0

85619

13.115.79

15.7815.97

15.0216.8015.78

39.395.460.69.0

54.25.3

40.4

1,14264

7.214.14

15.9713.72

13.5413.7415.02

14.4113.4814.2813.0014.60

11,317164

2.817.75

17.4418.35

18.4618.6417.11

43.850.319.0

1,34015

42.818,37

18.3918.18

18.2518.6318.30

74.071.1

1,11117

7.418.32

18.1618.50

17.4119.5616.99

71.094.445.111.9

35.55.5

58.9

1,21165

6.617.38

18.4717.06

16.7217.2217.83

17.6716.6417.4916.4417.15

13,475139

2.211.56

11.1813.12

13.3712.3710.92

35.346.222.8

1,80324

45.812.06

11.5713,99

14.2712,4611.31

67.772.6

1,06523

8.013.16

12.7313.44

13.7312.7412.66

40.193.969.812.9

44.28.9

47.0

94860

7.813.51

12.8413.66

13.4713.5613.50

13.4513.7413.6513.3113.25

13,101132

2.215.71

15.7615.49

16.0215.6115.68

50.545.725.2

3,15218

46.315.07

15.0915,01

15,4215,2714.95

70.158.1

1,07224

13.415.31

16,1414.57

14.7915.2416.16

44.481.960.916.5

40,98.2

50.9

1,30172

7.315.46

16.2715.27

15.0515.3915.84

15.4515.3515.4415.1315.75


25. Interest rates in money and capital marketsA. Annual and monthly averages, 1980Percent per annum

Item

MONEYMARKET INSTRUMENTS

1 Federal funds . .Commercial paper1*2

2 1-month3 3-month4 6-month . . . . ;

Finance paper,directly placed1-2

5 1 -month . .6 3-month7 6-month . .8 Bankers acceptances, 90-day2'3 . .

Certificates of deposit,secondary market4

9 1 -month . . . .10 3-month1 1 6-month . . . . . .12 Eurodollar deposits,

3-month^. .U.S. Treasury bills2.*

Secondary market13 3-month14 6-month . . .15 1-year

Auction average*16 3-month . . . .17 6-month18 1-year

U.S. TREASURY NOTES AND BONDS

Constant maturities1

19 1-year20 2-year21 2V2-year822 3-year . . . .23 5-year24 7-year25 10-year . . . .26 20-year27 30-year . . . .

Composite^28 Over 10 years (long-term)

STATE AND LOCAL NOTES AND BONDS

Moody's series1*)29 Aaa . . . . . .30 Baa31 Bond Buyer series11

CORPORATE BONDS

32 Seasoned issues,all industries12 . . .

Rating group33 Aaa34 Aa35 A36 Baa

Aaa utility bonds13

37 New issue . . . . .38 Recently offered issue . , .

MEMO: Dividend/price ratio14

39 Preferred stocks40 Common stocks

Year

13.36

12.7612.6612.29

12.4411.4911 2812.78

129113:071299

14.00

11.4311 3710.89

11.50611 37410.748

12.0511 77

11 5511 4811.4311 4611.3911 30

1081

7 859 018.59

12.75

11.9412,5012.8913.67

12.7412.70

10.605.26

Jan.

13.82

13.071570412.66

13.0111.9611 7913.15

132613.3913 48

14.33

12.0011 8410.96

12.03611 85111.040

12.0611 5011.15108810 7410.77108010.651060

1003

6 587 607.35

11.74

11.0911.5611.8812.42

11.7311.77

10.175.41

Feb.

14.13

13.62~T3.78

13.60

13.5813.0512.3914.01

13.9314.3014.58

15.33

12.8612.8612.46

12.81412 72 111.211

13.9213 4214,0012.8412 6012.5312.4112.2112.13

11 55

7.288.128.16

12.92

12.3812.7312.9913.57

13.5713.35

10.555.24

Mar.

17.19

16.55TfiSTffl16.50

16.3015.36147017.10

16.8117,5717.74

18.72

15.20150314.03

15.52615 10013.527

15.82148814.6514.05134713.0012.7512.4912.34

11 87

8 1610 309.17

13.73

12.9613,5113.9714.45

14.0013.90

11.375.87

Apr.

17.61

16.10Tmr14.93

15,7014.0513.6815.63

16.2316.1415,80

17.81

13.2012.8811.97

14.00313.61812.450

13.3012.5011.2512.0211.8411.4911.4711.4211.40

10.83

7.959.198.63

13.21

12.0413.0613.5514.19

12.9012.91

11.166.05

May

10.98

9.609.499.29

9.309.099.019.60

9.779.799.78

11.20

8.588.658,66

9.1509 1498.341

9.39945

9.44995

10.0910.1810.4410.36

9.82

6.808027.59

12.11

10.9911.9112.3513.17

11.5311.64

10.205.77

June

9.47

8.56O/8.03

8.017,597.428.31

8,538.498.33

9.41

7.077307.54

6.9957 2187.491

8.16873

8.919219.459789.89981

940

7 117987.63

11.64

10.5811.3911.8912.71

10.9511.00

9.785.39

July

9,03

8.53if. 418.29

8.378.038.038.58

8.598.658.73

9.33

8.068.068.00

8.1268.1017.669

8.659.03

9.279 539.84

10.2510.3210.24

9.83

7.358468.13

11.77

11.0711.4311.9512.67

11.6011.41

9.815.20

Aug.

9.61

9.48y.5/9.61

9.309.089.089.85

9.629.91

10.29

10.82

9.139419.39

9.25994438.963

10.241053

10.63108410.9511 1011.0711.00

1053

8039258.67

12.33

11.6412.0912.4413.55

12.3212.31

10.045.06

Sept

10.87

10.82iu.y/11.04

10,6210.2810.2911.13

10.8911.2911.73

12,07

10.2710.5710.48

10.32110.5469.967

11.5211.57

11,5711.6211.5711.5111.4711.34

10.94

8.369.388.94

12.80

12.0212.5212.9713.70

12.7412.72

10.144,90

Oct.

12.81

12.591Z.5212.32

12.3211.2411.1512.69

12.6912.9412.99

13.55

11.6211.6311.30

11.58011 56611.136

12.491209

12.0111 8611.7911.7511.7511.59

11.20

8389419.11

13.07

12.3112.6813.0514.23

13.1813.13

10.644.80

Nov.

15.85

15.2315.1 IT"14.73

14.8713.1413.0715.34

15.3915,6815.36

16.46

13.7313.5012.66

13.88813.61212.219

14.1513.51

13,3112.8312.7112.6812.4412,37

11.83

8.719.749.56

13.63

12.9713.3413.5914.64

13.8513.91

11.354.63

Dec.

18.90

18.9518. U /16.49

17.8715.0014.7817.96

19.2418.6517.10

19.47

15.4914.6413.23

15.66114,77013.261

14.8814.08

13.6513.2513.0012.8412.4912.40

11.89

9.4410.6410.11

14.04

13.2113,7814.0315.14

14.5114.38

11.944.74


25. Interest rates in money and capital markets—ContinuedB. Weekly averages, 1980Percent per annum

Item

MONEY MARKET INSTRUMENTS

1 Federal funds15

Commercial paper1-2

2 1-month3 3-month4 6-month

Finance paper, directly placed1*2

5 1 -month6 3-month7 6-month . .8 Bankers acceptances, 90-day2'3 . . . .


9 1 -month .10 3-month1 1 6-month . .12 Eurodollar deposits, 3-month16 . . . .

U.S. Treasury bills2-6

Secondary market13 3-month14 6-month15 1-year

Auction average16 3-month17 6-month . ,18 1-year



19 1-year20 2-year21 2 Viz year8

22 3-year23 5-year24 7-year25 10-year26 20-year27 30-year



Moody's series10

29 Aaa30 Baa31 Bond Buyer series11. . .

CORPORATE BONDS

32 Seasoned issues, all industries12 . . .

Rating group33 Aaa34 Aa . . . .35 A36 Baa , .

Aaa utility bonds13

37 New issue38 Recently offered issue . . .


39 Preferred stocks . . .40 Common stocks

Week ending

Jan. 4

14.04

-13.2613.1112.64

13.3211.8911.7313.29

13.3413.4513.4914.58

12.1011.9310.97

12.10511.880

12.0211.39

10.7510.5210.5210.5210.3010.25

9.73

6.507.607.32

11.54

10.8811.3511.6112.29

11.44

10.205.66

Jan. 11

13.94

13.0813.0212.56

12.9711.9511.7913.09

13.3013.3813.3914.56

11.7211.7310.78

11.94311.85811 040

11.9011.27

10.6910.5410.5710.5910.3510.31

9.80

6.607.607.30

11.60

10.9111.4011.7312.34

11.5111.54

10.175.49

Jan. 18

13.91

13.0112.9712.63

12.9611.9711.7513.04

13.2113.3313.3414.18

11.9111.7710.83

11.90411.783

11.9211.37

10.7810.6410.6610.7110.5210.46

9.93

6.607.607.28

11.67

10.9911.5011.8312.34

11.6111.69

10.045.40

Jan. 25

13.77

13.0513.0612.71

12.9611.9811.8213.24

13.2913.4213.5714.20

12.1711.8811.05

12.18911.886

12.1111.63

10.9610.8710.9110.9510.8610.80

10.20

6.607.607.33

11.83

11.2211.6411.7812.46

12.0812.11

10.145.28

Feb. 1

13.54

13.0213.0612.80

12.9612.0311.8313.11

13.1613.3613.5914.41

12.1511.9611.23

12.03811.846

12.3611.86

11.2411.1511.1711.1911.1911.12

10.48

6.807.607.52

12.06

11.4911.8712.2012.69

12.35

10.305.21

Feb. 8

12.80

13.0113.0812.79

12.9912.6511.8413.13

13.2213.4313.7314.29

12.0512.0311.51

12.08611.98511 211

12.8012.31

11.8311.6811.7311.7111.7211.63

10.96

7.007.607.71

12.43

11.9512.1712.4813.11

12.9612.80

10.375.23

Feb. 15

13.64

13.1013,1712.96

13.0312.7211.9713.33

13.2813.5913.9114.46

12.3612.4611.91

12.30712.256

13.2212.71

12.1211.9912.0212.0112.0011.94

11.25

7.007.907.75

12.74

12.1912.5112.8313.41

13.2713.17

10.445.12

Feb. 22

14.87

14.0114.2114.11

13.9312.9612.5514.65

14.4714.9315.1615.26

13.3813.3413.12

13.16213.013

14.7114.26

13.6513.2213.1612.9912.7912.63

12.14

7.608.508.46

13.18

12.7412.9913.1613.82

13.9214.11

10.545.21

Feb. 29

14.62

14.4614.7714.68

14.4513.9313.2715.10

14.8815.4515.7416.46

13.7813.8213.53

13.70013.629

15.2414.70

14.0713.7613.5013.2012.5912.57

12.10

8.009.008.72

13.54

12.8813.4513.6614.16

14.1113.83

10.835.41

Mar. 7

16.17

15.9216.2216.02

15.7114.9614.3116.59

16.1516.8717.1117.16

15.3714.9013.94

15.13614.79213.527

15.7715.03

14.2713.6513.2312.9412.6112.44

12.01

8.0010.40

8.94

13.64

13.0013.4113.8914.27

13.9813.94

11.115.49

Mar. 14

16.45

16.7516.9516.50

16.5315.5214.7217.24

17.2117.7117.7718.58

15.3215.0213.92

15.38114.956

15.6814.67

13.8313.2212.7612.5412.3612.23

11.73

8.1510.409.08

13.72

13.0013.5113.9914.36

13.9513.72

11.345.72


25. Interest rates in money and capital markets—ContinuedB. Weekly averages, 1980-ContinuedPercent per annum

Item


1 Federal funds15

Commercial paper1-2

2 1 -month3 3-month4 6-month


5 1 -month6 3-month . . . .7 6-month8 Bankers acceptances, 90-day2-3 . . . .


9 1-month10 3 -month1 1 6-month12 Eurodollar deposits, 3-month16 . . . .

U.S. Treasury bills2,**Secondary market

13 3-month14 6-month15 1-year

Auction average16 3-month17 6-month18 1-year



19 1-year20 2-year21 2V2-year822 3-year23 5-year24 7-year25 10-year26 20-year27 30 -year

Composite1*28 Over 10 years (long-term)


Moody's series10

29 Aaa30 Baa31 Bond Buyer series11

CORPORATE BONDS

32 Seasoned issues, all industries12 . . .


Aaa utility bonds13

37 New issue38 Recently offered issue



Week ending

Mar. 21

16.24

16.8417.0416.70

16.4815.5014.6917.22

16.9717.8217.9018.98

14.7614.8313.89

15.05314.950

15.5814.72

13.8613.2112.7612.5412.2912.13

11.67

8.2510.409.20

13.67

12.8313.4313.9514.45

13.8513.80

11.435.94

Mar. 28

17.78

16.6116.9516.70

16.3415.4314.9817.29

16.8417.8018.0718.99

15.5515.4214.39

16.53215.700

16.2515.16

14.3113.8313.2813.0012.7112.55

12.06

8.2510.009.44

13.87

13.0013.6514.1714.67

14.2214.12

11.616.31

Apr. 4

19.39

17.2217.4117.08

17.1515.6615.2117.51

17.3318.0718.2819.60

14.7814.7513.90

15.03714.80414.459

15.7414.56

13.6413.2912.7412.6212.4312.30

11.81

8.2510.009.44

13.93

12.9513.7614.2414.75

13.9813.93

11.756.06

Apr. 11

19.04

17.7317.4416.52

17.6215.4114.8417.12

17.6017.6517.5719.45

14.3014.1113.11

14.42414.226

14.6813.61

12.9112.5712.0412.0511.7711.76

11.23

8.609.759.07

13.65

12.5713.5013.9514.56

13.2813.30

11.486.04

Apr. 18

18.35

16.7416.2515.24

16.4414.3714.1116.05

16.9216.6215.8918.54

13.5713.0311.97

13.81813.549

13.2112.28

11.8111.6711.2511.2511.1511.17

10,59

7.608.757.89.

13.12

11.8713.0313.4514.11

12.8712.69

11.176.14

Apr. 25

17.56

14.9014.4413.47

13.9912.8212.5014.39

15.2414.7914.2417.10

12.1811.7210.80

12.73111.892

11.8611.44

11.2311.0810.9310.9011.0411.05

10.42

7.358.258.11

12.79

11.5112.6213.1713.86

12.4212.64

10.786.05

May 2

15.12

12.7612.4411.88

12.2011.4211.1512.46

12.9712.8912.6715.33

10.4710.389.99

10.78810.79010440

10.9410.61

10.4910,6310.5410.5710.7810.77

10.15

7.158.257.96

12.60

11.3812.3912.9413.68

12.1012.05

10.605.94

May 9 May 16

12.96 10.85

10.31 9.4410.04 9.389.60 9.26

9.93 9.319.90 8.959.73 8.93

10.04 9.60

10.30 9.6510.26 9.7010.07 9.7112.96 11.16

9.14 8.539.09 8.689.00 8.72

9.728 8.6049.495 8.782

9.77 9.449.60 9.48

9.57 9.449.94 9.94

10.02 10.1610.08 10.2510.32 10.4910.30 10.40

9.70 9.87

6.60 6.608.00 7.857.11 7.44

12.11 12.04

10.93 10.9611.91 11.8012.41 12.2813.20 13.10

11.38 11.4311.55 11.65

10.13 10.225.82 5.86

May 23

10.71

9.139.128.95

8.798.628.649.08

9.429.439.43

11.09

8.158.268.34

8.9538.923

9.029.219.059.239.89

10.0810.1610.5010.38

9.86

6.808.007.72

12.10

11.0211.9212.3313.11

11.5011.60

10.295.82

May 30

9.46

8.198.198.15

8.007.817.818.42

8.358.438.609.78

7.707.878.03

7.6757.7538.341

8.689.07

9.149.799.98

10.1410.3710.25

9.77

6.858.007.73

12.00

10.9011.8212.1613.10

11.5211.55

10.165.58


25. Interest rates in money and capital markets—ContinuedB. Weekly averages, 1980-ContinuedPercent per annum

Item


1 Federal funds15

Commercial paper1*2

2 1-month3 3-month4 6-month


5 1 -month6 3-month7 6-month8 Bankers acceptances, 90-day2.3

Certificates of deposit, secondary market4

9 1-month10 3 -month1 1 6-month12 Eurodollar deposits, 3-month1^

U.S. Treasury bills2^

Secondary market13 3 -month14 6-month

Auction average16 3 -month17 6-month18 1-year

U.S. TREASURYNOTES ANDfiONDS


19 1-year20 2-year21 2Vz-year822 3-year .23 5-year24 7-year25 10-year26 20-year27 30-year

Composite**28 Over 10 years (long-term)


Moody's series10

29 Aaa30 Baa31 Bond Buyer series11

CORPORATE BONDS

32 Seasoned issues, all industries12


Aaa utility bonds13




Week ending

June 6

10.74

9.098.828.50

8.407.907.888.68

8.968,928,69

10.08

7.517.777.65

8.0358.165

8,569.069009.239.589.80

10.0710.2910.17

9.73

7.408.007,67

11.95

10.8811.8612.1312.92

11.4511.28

10.065.56

June 13

9.68

8.328.117.93

8.037.707.418.06

8.368,348.079.45

6.446.917.86

6.5006.935

7.898.58

8.789.089.329.669.789.70

9.31

7.258.007.53

11.69

10.5311.4611.9212.82

10,9110.85

9.855.41

June 20

8.99

8.398.047.78

7.817,427.138,08

8,318.258.168.99

6.766.937.91

6.3696.662

7.878.498 608.648,909.169.519.599.54

9.13

6.807.807.55

11.47

10.3411.1111.8112.60

10.5810.79

9.655.31

June 27

9.08

8.398.067.89

7,797,387,258.33

8.438.418.319.25

7.427.487.93

7.0777.1087491

8.238.74

8.969.239.479.809.869.81

9.40

7.008.107.76

11.47

10.5311.1411.7212.48

10.8811.03

9.575.29

July 4

9.41

8.758.448.26

8.127.607.608.66

8.698.708.859.61

7,927.887.94

8.1498.097

8.518,949059,159.479,74

.10.1110,1510.06

9.69

7.008.257.88

11.67

10.8411.2911.9012.66

11.5011.18

9.795.36

July 11

9.26

8.528.368.21

8,357,957,928,58

8.588.638.619.23

8.088.038.43

8.2098.114

8.548.89

9.169.469.78

10.1810.2610.19

9.77

7.408.507.95

11.68

10.9411.3011.8812.61

11.4811.26

9.955.26

July 18

8.98

8.588.438.30

8.508.138.148.55

8.658.708.799.43

7.987.998.61

8.1698.110

8.578.959059.199.449.76

10.2010.2910.19

9.80

7.508.608.03

11.78

11.0911.4511.9412.66

11.5411.33

9.825.17

July 25

8.68

8,398.358.26

8.318.108.108.44

8.458.508.569.16

7.937.99

7.8807.9067 669

8.589.02

9.239.469.76

10.2010.2910.20

9.80

7.508.508.19

11.80

11.1111.5011.9412.65

11.6511.44

9.775.10

Aug. 1

8,98

8,758,688.61

8.558,258.258.97

8.828.939.119.30

8,448.49

8.2218.276

9.139.479 709.729.92

10.2010.5910.6410.58

10.13

8.159.308.59

11.94

11.3311.6112.0912.70

11.9212.00

9.705.09

Aug. 8

9.60

8.938.928.84

8.698.588.609.14

9.169.299,43

10,09

8.588.69

8.8778.867

9.359.70

9.9010,1210.3910.7510.7810.74

10.27

8.009.258.61

12.14

11.4411.9112.2512.97

12.0312.10

10.035.12


25. Interest rates in money and capital markets—ContinuedB. Weekly averages, 1980-CoritinuedPercent per annum

Item


1 Federal funds15 . . . .Commercial paper1'2

2 1 -month3 3-month4 6-month . . .

Finance paper, directly placed1'25 1-month . . . .6 3-month7 6-month8 Bankers acceptances 90-day2>3


9 1-month10 3-month1 1 6-month12 Eurodollar deposits, 3-month1^

U.S. Treasury bills2**Secondary market

13 3 -month14 6-month . . .15 1-year

Auction average16 3-month . . . .17 6-month18 1-year



19 1-year20 2-year21 2V2-year8 „22 3 -year23 5-year24 7-year . . .25 10-year26 20-year27 30-year . . . .

Composite9

28 Over 10 years (long-term)


Moody's series10

29 Aaa30 Baa. . .31 Bond Buyer series11 .

CORPORATE BONDS

32 Seasoned issues, all industries12


Aaa utility bonds13

37 New issue38 Recently offered issue . . .



Week ending

Aug. 15

8.85

9.029.149.20

8.898.778.779.39

9.219.469.85

10.33

8.608.918.94

8.7238.891

9.7110.0610.2510.1810.4710.6610.93

. 10.9710.94

10.46

8.009.258.53

12.26

11.5712.0312.3713.07

12.3612.27

10.165.05

Aug. 22

9.35

9.739.879.94

9.589,199.21

10.14

9.8210.1310.6210.64

9.419.839.85

9.4119.7658963

10.7911.03

11.0611.2111.2011.2011.1511.09

10.61

8.009.258.68

12.43

11.7012.1512.5613.28

12.4812.36

9.945.03

Aug. 29

10.03

10.2410.4010.52

10.129.939.89

10.77

10.3110.8011.3411.54

10.0110.3610.28

10.02510.250

11.2811.4711.5011.5211.6911.6511.5911.4111.28

10.84

8.009.208.85

12.56

11.8812.3612.6513.37

12.6212.68

10.015.04

Sept. 5

10.47

10.1710.3610.46

9.939.919.97

10.63

10.3610.7211.0711.90

9.789.929.84

10.12410.250

10.7410.86

10.9211.2311.2311.1911.1411.03

10.62

8.309.208.78

12.67

11.8912.4312.8013.55

12.3412.42

10.004.95

Sept. 12

10.22

10.4410.6110.65

10.3510.0110.0310.80

10.4410.9011.3111.48

10.0910.2610.15

10.06010.234

11.1211.1911.3011.1811.3111.3011.2611.2411.11

10.72

8.309.408.82

12.71

11.9012.4212.9313.57

12.6012.48

10.105.00

Sept 19

10.64

10.7610.9311.00

10.5510.3210.3311.07

10.9111.3411.7711.86

10.2610.6010.58

10.63810.8759.967

11.6511.74

11.7411.6811.6011.5111.4811.34

10.95

8.359.408.98

12.79

12.0012.4812.9813.69

12.78

10.174.84

Sept. 26

10.85

11.0711.1911.30

10.9310.5410.5511.37

11.1011.4512.0712.04

10.4511.0010.94

10.46010.824

12.0712.1012.1512.0612.0111.9111.8211.7511.63

11.22

8,509.509.18

12.91

12.1512.6113.0513.82

13.1013.03

10.304.82

Oct. 3

12.38

12.5612.5412.42

12.1611.0510.9712.51

12.5812.8112.9713.25

11.3911.4711.14

11.52411.718

12.2812.02

11.9711.8011.7911.7911.8111.66

11.27

8.509.509.22

13.08

12.3012.7413.1214.12

13.0813.06

10.514.91

Oct. 10

12.59

12.2012.0511.82

11.9011.0210.9512.17

12.3012.3612,3813.03

11.2411.1710.87

11.29511.140

11.9911.5611.5511.5411.4611.4411.4211.4611.28

10.93

8.409.409.01

12,98

12.1812,5913.0314.12

13.0212.87

10.464.74

Oct. 17

12.64

12.5112.2311.97

12.2211.0611.0012.24

12.4512.5212.5113.00

11.0711.1710.85

11.33811.28111.136

11.9811.71

11.6511.5511.4911.4411.4011.25

10.90

8.309.258.81

12.91

12.1112.4912.9514.09

12.6212.85

10.444.69


25. Interest rates in money and capital markets—ContinuedB, Weekly averages, 1980-ContinuedPercent per annum

TtomItem


1 Federal funds15

Commercial paper1-2

2 1-month . . . . . . . .3 3-month4 6-month . . . . .

Finance paper, directly placed1-2

5 1-month . . . . . . . .6 3-month7 6-month . . . . . . . .8 Bankers acceptances, 90-day2'-*


9 1-month10 3-month . . . . . . . . . . .11 6-month12 Eurodollar deposits, 3-month1^

U.S. Treasury bills2-6

Secondary market13 3-month14 6-month15 1-year

Auction average16 3 -month17 6-month18 1-year

U.S. TREASURYNOTES AND BONDS


19 1-year20 2-year21 2V2-year8

22 3-year23 5-year24 7-year25 10-year26 20-year27 30-year



Moody's series10

29 Aaa30 Baa . . . . . . .31 Bond Buyer series11

CORPORATE BONDS

32 Seasoned issues all industries12

Rating group33 Aaa . . . . . . . .34 Aa35 A36 Baa

Aaa utility bonds13



39 Preferred stocks . .40 Common stocks

Oct. 24

12.55

12.5412 4212.15

12.3411.2411.1412.66

12.6512.90129413.38

11.6611 6411.36

11 41311.407

12.5612.2012.2512.0811.8911 8011.7611 7811.60

11.21

8.309.259.06

13 03

12.2712.61129914 27

13 2113.03

10.664.76

Oct. 31

13 17

13 1213 3313 28

12 8811.6511 5213.71

13.3413 9814091431

12 51125912.16

1233112.284

13 511295

12.8212 6212 4512 3712 3312 16

11 74

8.409 639.45

13 35

12 7212 9913 1714 49

13 9213.79

11 124.91

Nov. 7

13.99

14,29144714.34

140612.4912 3814.68

14.5014.98150215.41

13.2813 1812.47

13 34413.26912 219

13 9713.3913 3013.2712 9412 7612.6912 5612.44

11.94

9.059 759.64

13 56

12.9613 2813 4214 56

13.97

11 074.79

Nov. 14

14.65

14.5914 5214.12

14.3012.9612.9314.64

14.8014.9514 7016.39

13.2913 0312.21

13 51413.231

13 6113.07

12.9912 5912 5012.6312 4512.41

11.82

8.609 609.50

13 62

12.9313 3413 5914 61

13.72

11 484.68

Week

Nov. 21

15.22

15.4115 3714.91

14.9413.3213.2815.46

15.4415.7915 5215.85

13.98137112.74

14.30913.917

14.2013.5813.50133312.7712 7412.6912 3812.33

11.77

8.609.609.50

13 62

12.9613.3013.5914 61

13 8513.91

11.364.54

ending

Nov. 28

17.43

16.6016,3315.48

16.1513.7613.6316.58

16.7916.9716 1516.98

14.31140513.22

14.38414.030

14.8114.00

13.6213.0612 8212.7212.3712.30

11.80

8.6010.009.61

13.76

13.0313.4413.761479

14.02

11.484.51

Dec. 5

17.72

17.42170916.05

16.9014.1814.0317.28

17.6617.5816.5718.16

14.9814.5713.43

14.64914.55413.261

15.1814.2114.0013.7713,4013 0912.9112.4812.44

11.92

9.2010.009.84

13.85

13.1513.5913.8314.84

14.16

11.664.63

Dec. 12

18.82

19.6419.0017.57

18.5515.1714.8419.23

20.0819.9318.3419.46

16.7615.3913.75

16.33515.069

15.5214.66

14.1013.6813.3813.1912.8612.78

12.25

9.4011.0010.42

14.19

13.4713.9514.1115.21

14 5115.03

12.044.94

Dec. 19

19.83

20.3319.5517.49

19.3615.6215.3219.24

20.7620.2318.1921.36

16.2115.1813,71

16.66715,423

15.4414.7714.1514.1713,6913.4013.1812.8112.68

12.15

9.8011.0010.56

14.31

13.4914.0514.3315.36

14.25

12.084.78

Dec. 26

19.44

19.0617 5115.49

17.3015.2615.1116.84

19.2317.6015 8719.29

14.6213 8112.40

1499214.032

13 8213.15

12.9112.50123712.2911 9911.87

11.38

9.8011 009.99

13 91

12.8913 6413 9415 19

14.20

11 834.66


26. Stock market-Selected statistics, 1980A. Stock prices and tradingAverages of daily figures

Series

Common stock pricesNew York Stock

Exchange (Dec. 31,1965 = 50)

1 Total2 Industrial3 Transportation4 Utility5 Finance

Standard & Poor'sCorporation(1941-43) = 10)

6 Total7 Industrial8 Public utility . . . .9 Transportation

(1970 = 10) , .10 Financial (1970 = 10) .

11 American StockExchange(Aug. 31,1973 =100), total

Volume of trading(thousands of shares)

12 New York StockExchange

13 American StockExchange

1980 Jan.

68.06 63.7478.64 72.6760.52 52.6137.35 37.0864.28 64.22

118.71 110.87134.52 124.7250.54 50.26

18.52 15.5112.50 12.64

300.94 259.54

44,867 52,647

6,377 9,362

Feb.

66.0576.4257.9236.2261.84

115.34130.9149.04

17.2211.95

288.99

47,826

6,903

Mar.

59.5268.7151.7733.3854.71

104.69118.7345.40

15.6210.73

259.79

41,735

5,946

Apr.

58.4766.3148.6235.2957.32

102.97115.5748.37

14.6811.56

242.60

32,101

3,428

May

61.3869.3951.0737.3161.47

107.69120.8050.63

15.2712.20

258.45

36,424

3,799

June

65.4374.4754.0438.5365.16

114.55128.8152.48

16.2712.87

286.21

39,507

5,240

July

68.5678.6759.1438.7766.76

119.83135.2352.82

17.9713.05

310.29

46,444

6,195

Aug.

70.8782.1562.4838.1867.22

123.50140.1851.18

18.8313.04

321.87

45,983

6,452

Sept.

73.1284.9265.8938.7769.33

126.49143.7051.10

19.8513.38

337.01

50,397

7,880

Oct.

75.1788.0070.7638.4468.29

130.22148.3751.49

21.7713.04

350.08

44,859

7,087

Nov.

78.1592.3277.2238.3567.21

135.65155.0852.08

24.6512.68

349.97

54,895

7,852

Dec.

76.7090.3775.7837.8967.46

133.48152.1951.66

24.5512.89

347.56

46,610

6,411

B. Customer financingEnd-of-period balances, millions of dollars

Series

1 Regulated margin credit atbrokers-dealers1 . . .

2 Margin stocks^3 Convertible bonds4 Subscription issues

MEMO: Free credit balancesat brokers3

5 Margin accounts. . . . . . .6 Cash accounts

Jan.

11,987

11,820165

2

1,1804,680

Feb.

12,638

12,460175

3

1,3204,755

Mar.

11,914

11,740171

3

1,3655,000

Apr.

11,310

11,140167

2

1,2904,790

May

11,441

11,270167

4

1,2704,750

June

11,369

11,200166

4

1,3454,790

July

11,522

11,320198

4

1,6654,905

Aug.

12,008

11,800204

3

1,6954,925

Sept.

12,731

12,520208

3

1,8505,680

Oct.

13,293

13,080211

2

1,9505,500

Nov.

14,363

14,140220

3

2,1155,590

Dec.

14,721

14,500219

2

2,1056,070

C. Margin-account debt at brokersPercentage distribution, end of period

Series

1 Total

By equity class4

2 Less than 40 percent3 40-494 50-595 60-696 70-797 80 percent or more

Jan.

100.0

13.022.032.016.09.08.0

Feb.

100.0

16.030.024.014.09.07.0

Mar.

100.0

45.021.013.09.06.05.0

Apr.

100.0

28.031.018.010.07.06.0

May

100.0

19.033.022.012.07.07.0

June

100.0

17.031.023.013.08.07.0

July

100.0

12.027.028.016.09.08.0

Aug.

100.0

11.025.030.016.010.08.0

Sept.

100.0

13.028.026.015.010.08.0

Oct.

100.0

13.029.025.015.010.08.0

Nov.

100.0

13.018.031.018.011.09.0

Dec.

100.0

14.030.025.014.09.08.0


26. Stock market-Selected statistics, 1980-ContinuedD. Special miscellaneous-account balances at brokers5

End of period

Item

1 Total balances(millions of dollars)

Distribution by equity status(percent)

2 Net credit statusDebit status, by equity

3 60 percent or more4 Less than 60 percent

Jan.

16300

43 0

4908,0

Feb.

16 500

440

47 08.0

Mar.

16,690

460

42 012.0

Apr.

16,340

440

44012.0

May

16540

460

44.011.0

June

16,920

480

4309.0

July

17,890

490

4408.0

Aug.

18,350

48.0

45.07.0

Sept.

19,280

49.0

43.08.0

Oct.

19,930

470

46.07.0

Nov.

21,600

460

47 07.0

Dec.

21,690

480

4408.0

27. Selected assets and liabilities of savings institutionsA. Savings and loan associationsMillions of dollars, end of period

Account

1 Assets

2 Mortgages

3 Cash and investmentsecurities *

4 Other

5 Liabilitiesand net worth . .

6 Savings capital7 Borrowed money8 FHLBB9 Other

10 Loans in process11 Other

12 Net worth2

13 MEMO: Mortgage loancommitmentsoutstanding^ . . . . . .

1 Assets

2 Mortgages3 Cash and investment

securities1 . . . .4 Other

5 Liabilitiesand net worth

6 Savings capital7 Borrowed money8 FHLBB . . .9 Other .

10 Loans in process11 Other

12 Net worth2

13 MEMO: Mortgage loancommitmentsoutstanding3

Jan.

529,661

435 398

47,66246601

529,661

435 66842 30431,7581054610,43411 936

29319

18,054

581,898

476 333

4827357292

581,898

472,06355,0894036414 7258 807

13 192

32 747

15,560

Feb.

533,978

437 837

49,00847 133

533,978

438 53241 29331 004102891028214204

29667

19037

585,321

477 183

4996658 172

585,321

473,68555 12540337147888 340

15264

32 907

16,744

Mar.

539,482

441 337

50,10248043

539,482

446 83041 50531,1231038210,34710886

29914

21 032

589,120

478 952

5070259466

589,120

478,07557,1934241314 7808 149

12 566

33 137

15,843

Apr.

543,197

445 605

48,63248,960

543,197

445,68843 66532,38911 27610,71112,909

30,224

22,915

590,725

480,032

50,37360,320

590,725

478,40057,25342,724145297 725

14 143

33204

14,195

May

548,873

450 932

48,19749,744

548,873

447,71744 26833,00311 26511,14415 196

30548

23,560

592,931

479,956

52,46660,509

592,931

481,41155,19941 52913 6707 185

16 141

32,995

13,931

June

19

555,213

456483

48,15350577

555,213

454 5414692334,2661265711,29111 618

30840

22,770

19

594,397

481 042

52,40860947

594,397

486,68054S7964061314 1837 031

12 966

32924

15,368

July

79

560,807

460 549

49,38150877

560,807

456 5474835535,28613 06911,34613420

31 139

22360

80

596,620

482 839

52,16561 616

596,620

488,89641 2393988213 5797 112

14 364

32787

18,020

Aug.

566,230

464 528

49,87551,827

566,230

457,7415034236,0091433311,09115,606

31,450

22,282

603,295

487,036

53,33662,923

603,295

497,40355,39641,005143917 540

16 190

32,766

20,278

Sept. | Oct.

570,190 575,930

468,217 472,099

49,152 49,05452,821 54,777

570,190 575,930

462,490 464,34552 631 54 14937,620 39,22315011 14,92610,960 10,82312 390 14,547

31,719 32,066

22,397 20,930

609,320 617,773

491,895 496,495

53,435 56,14663,990 65,132

609,320 617,773

496,991 500,86158,418 60,72742 547 44,32515 871 16 4028 243 8 654

12 776 14 502

32 892 33,029

20,311 19,077

Nov.

578,580

474,572

47,99756,011

578,580

465,4985430239,6381466410,22316 185

32372

18,029

623,939

499,973

57,30266,664

623,939

503,36562,06745 50516 5628 853

16433

33,221

17,979

Dec.

578,962

475 688

46,34156933

578,962

470 0045523240,441147919,582

11 506

32638

16,007

629,676

502,718

57,56269396

629,67^

511,0246446447 07417 3908 732

12 131

33325

16,184


27. Selected assets and liabilities of savings institutions—ContinuedB. Mutual savings banks1

Millions of dollars, end of period

Account

1 Assets

Loans2 Mortgage3 Other

Securities4 U.S. government2 . . . .5 State and local govern-

ment . . . . .6 Corporate and other3. .7 Cash8 Other assets

9 Liabilities

10 Deposits1 1 Regular4

12 Ordinary savings . . .13 Time and other . . . .14 Other15 Other liabilities16 General reserve

accounts

17 MEMO: Mortgage loancommitmentsoutstanding5 , , ,

1 Assets

Loans2 Mortgage3 Other

Securities4 U.S. government2 . . . .5 State and local govern-

ment6 Corporate and other3. .7 Cash . .8 Other assets

9 Liabilities . . . .

10 Deposits1 1 Regular4

12 Ordinary savings . . .13 Time and other . . . .14 Other15 Other liabilities16 General reserve

accounts

17 MEMO: Mortgage loancommitmentsoutstanding5

Jan.

158,892

95 5527,744

4,838

3,32840,007

3,2744 149

158,892

142,879141,38869,24472,145

1 4915,485

11 054

4,366

163,252

992209,804

7,387

288737,11427034417

163,252

145,044143 14359,25283,891

1,9016 665

11 544

2,919

Feb.

160,078

95 8218,455

4,801

3,16740,307

3,3064222

160,078

143,539142,07168,81773,254

1,4685,032

10980

4,453

164,270

9894010,044

7,436

2 85337,223

30124481

164,270

145,171143 28458,23485,050

1,8877485

11 615

2,618

Mar.

161,866

96,1369,421

4,814

3,12640,658

3,4104,300

161,866

145,650144,04268,82975,213

1,6085,048

11 167

4,482

165,107

9905110,131

7,629

2 82437,493

3,3614 518

165,107

146,328144 21456,94887,266

2,1157 135

11 643

2,397

Apr,

161,231

95,9009,290

8,193

3,32637,211

3,0724,239

161,231

145,096143,21067,75875,452

1,8865,050

11,085

4,449

165,366

99,04510,187

7,548

2,79137,801

3,4054 588

165,366

145,821143,76554,24789,517

2,0567,916

11 629

2,097

May

161,380

96,2399,444

8,148

3,26437,304

2,7854,198

161,380

145,056143,27167,57775,694

1,7845,172

11,153

4,352

166,340

99,16310,543

7,527

2,72738,246

3,5884,547

166,340

146,637144,64654,66989,977

1,9908 161

11 542

1,883

June

19

161,876

96,7619,565

7,995

3,16337,284

2,8454,263

161,876

146,194144,28168,11376,167

1,9134,477

11,205

4,469

19

166,982

99,17611,148

7,483

2,70638,276

3,5614,631

166,982

148,606146,41656,38890,028

2,1906,898

11 478

1,898

July

79

162,638

97,25210,247

7,973

3,13637,178

2,6204,233

162,638

145,877143,94467,53176,413

1,9335,499

11,262

4,214

80

167,959

99,30111,390

7,796

2,70238,863

3,2604,648

167,959

149,580147,40857,73789,671

2,1726,964

11 416

1,939

Aug.

163,451

97,64710,405

7,904

3,13237,127

2,9614,277

163,451

145,855143,85266,73977,113

2,0036,275

11,321

4,071

168,752

99,28911,122

8,079

2,70939,327

3,4564,770

168,752

150,187148,01858,19189,827

2,1697,211

11 353

1,849

Sept.

163,494

97,9809,972

7,874

3,13337,079

3,1154,342

163,494

146,394144,37265,68378,689

2,0225,715

11 385

4,123

169,409

9930611,415

8,434

272839,609

3,1534764

169,409

151,765149 39558,65890,736

2,3706299

11 344

1,883

Oct.

163,197

98,3119,496

7,734

3,08337,207

3,0034,363

163,197

145,247143,38962,67880,712

1,8576,517

11,434

3,749

170,432

99 52311,382

8,622

2 75439,720

3,5924839

170,432

151,998149 79757,65192,146

2,2007 117

11 317

1,817

Nov.

163,205

98,6109,449

7,754

3,00337,036

3,0104,343

163,-205

144,828143,06461,15681,908

1,7646,872

11,504

3,619

171,126

99 67711,477

8,715

2 73639,888

3,7174916

171,126

152,133150 10956,25693,853

2,0247 644

11 349

1,682

Dec.

163,405

98,9089,253

7,658

2,93037,086

3,1564,412

163,405

146,006144,07061,12382,947

1,9365,873

11,525

3,182

171,564

99,86511,733

8,949

2,39039,282

4,3345011

171,564

153,501151 41653,97197,445

2,0866695

11 368

1,476


27. Selected assets and liabilities of savings institutions—ContinuedC. Life insurance companiesMillions of dollars, end of period

1 Assets

Securities2 Government . . ; . . . .3 United States1 . . . .4 State and local . . . .5 Foreign^6 Business7 Bonds8 Stocks

9 Mortgages10 Real estate11 Policy loans12 Other assets

Jan.

436,226

203784,8786,4339067

222,332181 82040512

119,88513,08335,30225,246

Feb.

438,638

204384,8986,4889 052

223 423182 52140902

120,92613,20135,83924,811

Mar.

439,733

205455,0046,4549087

221 214182 53638 678

122,31413,51236,90125,247

Apr.

442,932

204705,0596,3519060

222 175182 75039425

123,58713,69638,16624,838

May

447,020

205295,1076,3529 070

223,556183 35640,200

124,56313,98138,89025,501

June

19

450,858

203954,9906,3499056

224,874184 32940,545

125,45514,08539,35426,695

July

80

455,759

207865,3256,3619050

228,64518638542,260

126,46114,16439,64926,104

Aug.

459,362

208335,3866,4219026

230,477187 83942,638

127,35714,18439,92526,586

Sept.

464,483

208535,3616,4749018

233 65218958644,066

128,08914,46040,25827,171

Oct.

468,057

20,9425,3906,4849068

236,115191 22944,886

128,97714,70240,54826,765

Nov.

473,529

21 2045,5686,5689068

239,150191 75347,397

129,87815,18340,87827,236

Dec.

476,190

21 4535,7536,6829018

238,048191 09046,958

131,14515,24741,41128,836

D. Credit unionsMillions of dollars, end of period

Account

1 Total assets/liabilitiesand capital

2 Federal3 State . . . .

4 Loans outstanding . . . .5 Federal6 State7 Savings8 Federal (shares) . . . .9 State (shares and

deposits)

1 Total assets/liabilitiesand capital

2 Federal3 State

4 Loans outstanding . . . .5 Federal6 State7 Savings8 Federal (shares) . . '. .9 State (shares and

deposits)

Jan. | Feb.

61,528 62,130

34,288 34,61527240 27515

49,898 49,98027422 2747822 476 22 50252446 53 12728,968 29,402

23,478 23,725

64,640 64,990

35 752 35 95128 888 29 039

51,203 50,74827 905 27 63723298 2311156651 5700431,319 31,545

25,332 25,459

Mar. Apr.

63,710 63,078

35,538 34,93028 172 28 148

50,615 50,56227 924 27 82022 691 22 74255 017 54 59930,534 30,219

24,483 24,380

65,816 65,315

36 626 36 36329 190 28 952

50,465 49,49027 539 26 97622926 2251457 985 57 56932,267 32,163

25,718 25,406

May

64,219

35,59828621

50,9912804122,95055 61330,758

24,855

66,228

3687829350

48,62526 41022,2155845132,740

25,711

June

19

65,511

36,41529096

51,5912841223,1795706131,709

25,352

19

68,231

38 11130 120

47,34725 63721 7106061934,161

26,458

July

79

64,920

35,72029,200

51,5712829223,27957 11431,496

25,618

80

68,550

38 12830422

47,006' 25 301

21,70561 91434,901

27,013

Aug.

65,639

36,07829,561

52,3742874623,6285740731,635

25,772

69,673

38,73330940

47,05925 26721,7926276535,415

27,350

Sept.

66,385

36,55429,831

52,8672901423,85358 19232,091

26,101

70,515

39,21931 296

47,21125 38121,83063 72835,961

27,767

Oct.

65,179

35,97829,201

52,77728,89223,88556,75631,444

25,312

70,702

39,15531,547

47,22125,28821,93363,95736,030

27,927

Nov.

65,546

36,15729,389

52,53028,75423,77656,91631,586

25,330

71,335

39,42831,907

47,29925,27322,02664,30436,183

28,121

Dec.

65,992

36,46829,524

52,22428 54723,67757,45931,831

25,628

71,707

39,80131 908

47,77425 62722,14764,39936,348

28,051

86


28. Federal fiscal and financing operationsMillions of dollars

Type of account or operation

U.S. budget1 Receipts2 Outlays1 . .3 Surplus or deficit ( — ) . .4 Trust funds5 Federal funds^ . .

Off-budget entitiesSurplus, or deficit (— )

6 Federal Financing Bank outlays . . . .7 Other3

U.S. budget plus off-budget, including FederalFinancing Bank

8 Surplus or deficit ( — )9 Borrowing from the public. . . . . . . .

10 Cash and monetary assets-Decrease,or increase (— )4 . . . .

11 Other5

MEMO12 Treasury operating balance (level, end of period)13 Federal Reserve Banks . . . . .14 Tax and loan accounts

U.S. budget1 Receipts2 Outlays1

3 Surplus, or deficit (— )4 Trust funds5 Federal funds2

Off-budget entitiesSurplus, or deficit (— )

6 Federal Financing Bank outlays .7 Other3

U.S. budget plus off-budget, including FederalFinancing Bank

8 Surplus or deficit (— )Source of financing

9 Borrowing from the public10 Cash and monetary assets-Decrease,

or increase ( — )4

11 Other5 .

MEMO12 Treasury operating balance (level, end of period)13 Federal Reserve Banks14 Tax and loan accounts

Fiscalyear1980

520,050579,613-59,563

8,791-67,752

-14,549303

-73,80870,515

-3553,648

20,9904,102

16,888

Calendar year 1980

Year

533,016600,908-67,893

1,832-69,724

-15,287-118

-83,29979,200

-6,64910,748

12,3053,0629,243

HI

270,864289,899-19,035

4,383-23,418

-7,735-528

-27,29824,435

802,781

14,0923,199

10,893

H2

262,152311,009-48,858-2,551

^6,306

-7,553410

-56,00154,764

-6,7307,966

12,3053,0629,243

Jan.

43,42947,988-4,559-5,090

531

-714103

-5,1705,201

-1,8841,853

16,6022,931

13,671

Feb.

37,86247,208-9,346

3,398-12,745

-819-294

-10,4592,066

6,0072,386

10,6882,4178,271

Mar.

33,35146,566

-13,215-1,590

-11,625

-2,016-118

-15,34911,802

3,231315

8,1542,3345,820

Apr.

61,09751,2379,860-153

10,013

-1,84824

8,0364,631

-13,542875

18,4304,561

13,869

Calendar year 1980

May

36,07150,198

-14,1276,463

-20,590

-1,827-364

-16,318

5,350

9,8411,127

10,6624,5236.139

June

59,05546,70212,353

1,36110,992

-511121

11,963

-4,615

-3,573-3,775

14,0923,199

10.893

July

37,34852,409

-15,062-8,224-6,838

-1,214-108

-16,383

9,737

3,3463,300

10,4323,9546.478

Aug.

44,25950,755-6,496

2,227-8,723

-929-922

-8,347

11,111

-2,464-300

12,4942,7429.752

Sept.

53,54447,289

6,2558,286

-2,031

-1,86141

4,435

6,260

-9,692-1,002

20,9904,102

16.888

Oct.

38,92356,304

-17,382-7,452-9,929

-1,1571,403

-17,136

4,758

8,4883,890

12,6781,864

10.814

Nov.

39,17548,049-8,874-3,049-5,825

-1,358-466

-10,698

9,231

4,077-2,610

7,2262,4354.791

Dec.

48,90356,202-7,299

5,661-12,960

-1,033463

-7,869

13,667

-10,4854,686

12,3053,0629.243


29. U.S. budgetA. ReceiptsMillions of dollars

Source

1 All sources1 .

2 Individual income taxes, net3 Withheld4 Presidential Election Campaign Fund.5 Nonwithheld . . .6 Refunds

Corporation income taxes7 Gross receipts8 Refunds

9 Social insurance taxes andcontributions, net

10 Payroll employment taxes and contributions^11 Self-employment taxes and contributions-* . . .12 Unemployment insurance13 Other net receipts4

14 Excise taxes15 Customs deposits16 Estate and gift taxes17 Miscellaneous receipts^

Calendar year 1980

Year Jan.

533,016 43,429

251,950 26,856231,318 17,821

38 064,299 9,06143,706 26

72,013 2,7028,582 465

163,859 10,775135,908 9,085

5,723 44115,432 6756,796 574

26,715 1,4487,160 6116,590 509

13,311 992

1 All sources1

2 Individual income taxes, net . . . .3 Withheld4 Presidential Election Campaign Fund5 Nonwithheld6 Refunds ,

Corporation income taxes7 Gross receipts8 Refunds .

9 Social insurance taxes andcontributions, net

10 Payroll employment taxes and contributions^- • - .11 Self-employment taxes and contributions^ . .12 Unemployment insurance13 Other ne t receipts4 . . . .

14 Excise taxes .15 Customs deposits16 Estate and gift taxes17 Miscellaneous receipts5

Feb.

37,862

15,52219,466

71,2305,181

2,117697

16,85714,447

3771,490

543

1,378519506

1,661

Mar.

33,351

9,05618,077

92,998

12,027

10,255747

11,49910,346

401208544

1,289584494920

Apr.

61,097

31,48817,136

724,93710,592

10,2441,073

15,88610,1223,5451,646

573

2,269559459

1,265

May

36,071

9,27518,104

72,101

10,937

1,866635

20,78715,376

3764,495

540

2,502557623

1,098

June

59,055

27,79119,791

49,3801,385

16,251447

10,7939,702

395171519

2,497611502

1,057

Calendar year 1980

July

37,348

19,77319,513

41,5801,324

2,673537

10,2538,697-2311,229

558

2,662663623

1,240

Aug.

44,259

19,52719,220

01,103

796

1,848481

18,54615,512

02,423

612

2,687617595918

Sept.

53,544

26,93618,731

08,632

429

9,531647

12,86011,520

419299622

2,734605611914

Oct.

38,923

21,15020,237

01,454

540

2,5981,314

11,2839,645

01,068

570

2,778654610

1,163

Nov.

39,175

20,85120,379

0673201

1,774111

13,24211,189

01,499

554

2,080546543909

Dec.

48,903

23,72522,844

01,150

269

10,155768

11,07810,268

0224586

2,391632517

1,174


29. U.S. budget-ContinuedB. OutlaysMillions of dollars

Source

1 All types

2 National defense *3 International affairs4 General science space and technology5 Energy6 Natural resources and environment

7 Agriculture8 Commerce and housing credit9 Transportation

10 Community and regional development11 Education training employment and social services

12 Health13 Income security*14 Veterans benefits and services15 Administration of justice . ,16 General government

17 General -purpose fiscal assistance18 Interest19 Undistributed offsetting receipts2

Calendar year 1980

Year Jan.

600,908 47,988

141,589 11,19510,032 8596,355 5287,123 439

14,391 1,167

5,085 1,4327,041 676

21,129 1,91410,672 1,30431,906 3,088

60,562 4,980202,548 15,150

21,489 8034,590 4004,854 384

8,131 1,79868,567 3,037

-25,156 -1,166

1 All types

2 National defense3 International affairs4 General science, space, and technology5 Energy6 Natural resources and environment

7 Agriculture8 Commerce and housing credit9 Transportation

10 Community and regional development *1 1 Education training employment and social services . . .

12 Health13 Income security*14 Veterans benefits and services15 Administration of justice16 General government

17 General-purpose fiscal assistance18 Interest19 Undistributed offsetting receipts^ '

Feb.

47,208

11,174885545471961

163-1221,278

8682,915

4,56215,9372,775

347394

514,950-945

Mar.

46,566

11,7421,048

526311970

340579

1,469611

2,727

4,74515,792

746367616

614,630-714

Apr.

51,237

11,593837508625

1,123

156696

1,655718

2,861

5,09416,4562,006

417229

1,7395,177-654

May

50,198

11,543648516624

1,130

4781,1331,419

8362,521

4,97016,1152,795

397382

2385,299-845

June

46,702

11,885325527657

1,159

623924

1,846966

2,560

4,94815,150

632363426

539,565

-5,905

Calendar year 1980

July

52,409

11,6661,445

503619

1,316

-247781

1,948593

2,435

5,04317,941

1,715400413

1,8304,602-594

Aug.

50,755

11,698546556645

1,275

-13188

1,778941

2,560

4,89717,9992,659

353642

465,063-860

Sept.

47,289

11,636532391630

1,314

-184-26

2,0771,1282,595

5,28417,487

747350428

1504,752

-2,000

Oct.

56,304

13,040984588631

1,406

2211,6262,066

9892,947

5,43218,3612,859

46639

1,9295,349

-2,630

Nov.

48,049

11,812674549627

1,086

878-3571,808

8472,223

4,89117,216

719348464

2105,338

-1,285

Dec.

56,202

12,6051,249

618845

1,325

1,3551,0511,870

8722,461

5,71618,9443,032

382446

2610,805-7,400


30. Federal debt subject to statutory limit—Types and ownershipBillions of dollars

Ti__-item

1 Federal debt outstanding . . .

2 Public debt securities . . .3 Held by public4 Held by agencies . . .5 Agency securities6 Held by public7 Held by agencies

8 Debt subject to statutory limit

9 Public debt securities . . . . . .10 Other debt1

1 1 MEMO: Statutory debt limit

Mar. 31

870.4

863,5677.11863

7.0551.5

864.5

862.81 7

879.0

19

June 30

884.4

8776682.71949

6.8531.5

878.7

877.01 7

925.0

80

Sept. 30

914.3

9077710.01977

6,65 11.5

908.7

907.11 6

925.0

Dec. 31

936.7

9302737.71925

6.5501.5

931.2

929.61 6

935.1

31. Gross public debt of the U.S. Treasury—Types and ownershipBillions of dollars, end of period

Type and holder

1 Total gross public debt

Type2 Interest-bearing debt . . .3 Marketable4 Bills5 Notes6 Bonds

7 Nonmarketable1

8 Convertible bonds2

9 State and localgovernment series

10 Foreign issues^11 Government12 Public13 Savings bonds and notes14 Government-account series4. . . .

Jan.

847.7

8465535 7175 5284.0

76 1

31092 2

24830.023 664

78 6174.9

Feb.

854.6

853.45406111 A286.8

76.4

312.722

24.529.623.264

77.7178.4

Mar.

863.5

8622557 5190.8290.4

76.3

304.72 2

23 926.920.564

76.0175.5

Apr.

870.0

8689564 9195 3291.8

77.7

304.0

23 726.319 864

74.2179.7

May

877.9

873 5567 61954291.5806

306.0

23 625.919564

73.6182.6

June

19

877.6

8763566 71847301.5

806

3095

23 625.519064

73.4186.8

July

80

881.7

880.4576 1191.5302.6

82.0

304.3

23.525.819.364

73.3181.5

Aug.

893.4

888.75834199.3300.3

83.9

305.3

23.625.819.464

73.2182.4

Sept.

907.7

90645945199.8310.9

83.8

311.9

23.625.218.764

73.0189.8

Oct.

908.2

906.95994202.3311.9

85.2

307.5

23 924.818.464

73.0185.7

Nov.

913.8

909.4605.4208.7311.1

85.5

304.0

24.024.518.16.4

72.8182.4

Dec.

930.2

928.9623 2216.1321.6

85.4

305.7

23.824.017.66,4

72.5185.1

15 Non-interest-bearing debt. . . . 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.1 4.4 1.3 1.3 4.7 1.3 1.2 4.4 1.3

Holder*16 U.S. government agencies

and trust funds17 Federal Reserve Banks

18 Private investors19 Commercial banks20 Mutual savings banks21 Insurance companies22 Other corporations23 State and local governments

Individuals24 Savings bonds25 Other securities.26 Foreign and international^27 Other miscellaneous investors7

184 5116 3

546 992.24 5

14 526 567 8

786384

125 099.4

1908115 2

551 692.94.5

14.728 1729

77.736.1

124.7100.0

1863116 7

560 592.44.6

15.321 868 1

76.0488

119 9113.5

188 2118 8

563 090.34.6

15.225767 3

74.251 1

116 7117.9

19071240

562 992.04.6

13 725 067 6

73.5508

117 5118.2

194 9124 5

558 293.64.5

13 8227674

73.4467

122 9113.2

1892119.7

572994.44.7

14.425.3689

73.347.9

124.7119.3

189 8119.3

583 898.15.0

14.124.6707

73.250.9

126.3120.9

197 7120.7

5892100.9

5.314.425.5734

73.050.0

126.3120.4

1934121.5

593 3103.4

5.515.325.373 1

73.049.9

127,7120.1

189.7120.4

603 2101.8

5.615.424.874.6

72.852.1

132.6123.4

192.5121.3

616,4104.7

5.815.224.6747

72.556.7

134.3127.9


32. U.S. government marketable securities—Ownership, by maturity1

A. All maturitiesPar value; millions of dollars; end of period

Type of holder

1 AH holders

2 U S government agencies and trust funds3 Federal Reserve Banks4 Private investors5 Commercial banks^6 Mutual savings banks . . . . . . .7 Insurance companies8 Nonfinancial corporations . . . .9 Savings and loan associations

10 State and local governments . ,11 All others

B. Total maturing within 1 yearPar value; millions of dollars; end of period

1 All holders

2 U S government agencies and trust funds3 Federal Reserve Banks4 Private investors5 Commercial banks^6 Mutual savings banks7 Insurance companies8 Nonfinancial corporations9 Savings and loan associations

10 State and local governments11 All others

C. Bills maturing within 1 yearPar value; millions of dollars; end of period

1 All holders

2 U S government agencies and trust funds3 Federal Reserve Banks4 Private investors5 Commercial banks^6 Mutual savings banks7 Insurance companies8 Nonfinancial corporations9 Savings and loan associations


Qi557,493

10800116,657430,036

69,2663,172

11,6668,3283,057

18,747315,799

Ql271,642

1 36361,737

208 54220,108

8391,9764,9051 1787,060

172,472

Ql190,780

*43,939

146,8416,576

207584

3,053269

4,110132,041

19

Q2

566,735

10,327124,515431,893

69,5353,023

11,0756,9483,088

17,997320,226

19

Q2

262,450

1,04763,038

198,36517,584

8331,6593,2051 1236,412

167,550

19

Q2

184,684

149,905

134,7784,739

144373988203

3,906124,426

80

Q3594,506

10,078120,711463,717

75,0293,605

11,4648,1824,021

20,467340,948

80

Q3

276,529

1,08455,360

220,08421,308

9811,8074,6381,6807,236

182,434

80

Q3199,832

144,098

155,7328,168

257528

2,363802

4,836138,779

Q4

623,186

9,564121,328492,294

77,8683,917

11,9307,7584,225

21,058365,539

Q4

297,385

83056,858

239,69725,197

1,2461,9404,2811,6467,750

197,636

Q4

216,104

143,971

172,1329,856

394672

2,363818

5,413152,616


32. U.S. government marketable securities—Ownership, by maturity1—ContinuedD. Other than bills maturing within 1 yearPar value; millions of dollars; end of period

1 All holders

2 U S government agencies and trust funds3 Federal Reserve Banks4 Private investors5 Commercial banks2

6 Mutual savings banks7 Insurance companies8 Nonfinancial corporations9 Savings and loan associations

10 State and local governments ,1 1 All others

E. 1- to 5-year maturitiesPar value; millions of dollars; end of period

Tir«a rtFKiili-lovlype oi holder

1 AH holders

2 U S government agencies and trust funds . . .3 Federal Reserve Banks4 Private investors5 Commercial banks2



F. 5- to 10-year maturitiesPar value; millions of dollars; end of period

1 All holders

2 U S government agencies and trust funds3 Federal Reserve Banks4 Private investors5 Commercial banks2



Ql80,862

1,36317,79961,70113 532

6311 3921 852

9092,950

40,435

Ql169,599

228129,803

137,51539,149

1 6034,2962,1731 7284,434

84,131

Ql

53,822

1 65012,02140 151

7 583473

3 19738793

1,95326,464

19

Q2

77,766

1,04613,13363,58712,844

6901,2852217

9202,506

43,124

19

Q2

184,000

2,54133,703

147,75642,026

1,4744,1372,5651.8124,189

91,553

19

Q2

54,736

1 39813,62339,7157354

4783006

34596

1,87426,561

80

Q3

76,697

1,08311,26264,35113,140

7241,2802275

8782,400

43,655

80

Q3

195,784

2,25537,285

156,24445,390

1,8804,4172,3702,1934,555

95,439

80

Q3

53,372

1 39813,16538,8095871

4542943

31882

2,11827,022

Q4

81,281

82912,88867,56515,341

8521,2681,918

8282,337

45,020

Q4

197,409

1,99035,835

159,58544,482

1,9254,5042,2132,2894,595

99,577

Q4

56,037

1 40413,45841,1755793

4553037

357216

2,03029,287


32. U.S. government marketable securities—Ownership, by maturity1—ContinuedG. 10- to 20-year maturitiesPar value; millions of dollars; end of period

Type of holder

1 All holders

2 U S government agencies and trust funds3 Federal Reserve Banks . . . .4 Private investors5 Commercial banks^6 Mutual savings banks7 Insurance companies8 Nonfinancial corporations . . . .9 Savings and loan associations


H. Over 20-year maturitiesPar value; millions of dollars; end of period

1 All holders

2 U.S. government agencies and trust funds3 Federal Reserve Banks4 Private investors5 Commercial banks^6 Mutual savings banks7 Insurance companies8 Nonfinancial corporations9 Savings and loan associations

10 State and local governments1 1 All others

Ql29,300

3,7723 803

21,7251,077

1721,242

34844

200716,834

Ql33,130

1 7349293

22 1041 350

85954515

143293

15893

19

Q2

29,432

3,6083,596

22,2291,054

1581,352

33245

2,30216,988

19

Q2

36,117

1,73410,55623 828

1,51880

921500

143,220

17 574

80

Q3

35,481

3,6865,895

25,9011,129

1851,495

40354

3,55919,076

80

Q333,340

1,6569 005

22 6801,332

104802454

132 998

16978

Q4

36,854

3,6865,919

27,2501,071

1811,718

43152

3,59720,200

Q4

35,500

1,6569 258

24 5871 325

110730476

213 086

18 838


33. U.S. government securities dealersA. Transactions, 19801

Par value; averages of daily figures, in millions of dollars

Type and maturity Year Jan, Feb. Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec.

1 U.S. governmentsecurities. . .

Maturity2 Bills3 Other within 1 year.4 1 to 5 years5 5 to 10 years6 Over 10 years

Type of customer1 U.S. government

securitiesdealers

8 U.S. governmentsecuritiesbrokers

9 Commercial banks .10 All others2

11 Federal agencysecurities. .

18,330 16,170 17,522 17,349 19,731 19,370 17,742 15,824 17,892 17,608 17,464 21,716 21,576

11,412 10,512 9.722 11,719 12,892 11,664421 486 357 380 372 500

3,330 2,696 3,680 2,780 3,610 3,9671,464 990 2,009 1,339 1,138 1,3941,704 1,486 1,754 1,130 1,719 1,846

9,996 10,108 10,387 10,789 11,543 13,768 13,840560 348 465 325 350 442 464

3,718 2,680 3,546 3,377 2,745 3,699 3,461* — - - - - 1060 - - • - - ---

1,5061,7701,697

1,1211,567

1,6921,802 1,766

1,6402,167

1,8062,005

1,491 1,720 1,367 1,492 1,607 1,438 1,382 1,204 1,333 1,503 1,296 1,745 1,807

7,611 6,699 7,407 6,934 8,127 8,243 7,184 6,513 7,418 7,220 7,664 9,536 8,3822,339 2,025 2,244 2,312 2,875 2,825 2,312 2,032 2,164 2,228 2,019 2,366 2,6616,890 5,726 6,505 6,611 7,123 6,863 6,864 6,074 6,977 6,657 6,485 8,069 8,726

3,261 2,838 3,052 2,923 4,497 4,352 3,689 3,234 2,735 2,666 3,277 3,074 2,789

94


33. U.S. government securities dealers—ContinuedA. Transactions, 19801 -ContinuedPar value; averages of daily figures, in millions of dollars

Type and maturity

1 U.S. government securities . . .

Maturity2 Bills3 Other within 1 year. . . .4 1 to 5 years5 5 to 10 years6 Over 10 years

Type of customer1 U.S. government securities

dealers8 U.S. government securities

brokers9 Commercial banks . . . . .

10 All others2

1 1 Federal agency securities

1 U.S. government securities

Maturity2 Bills3 Other within 1 year. . .4 1 to 5 years5 5 to 10 years6 Over 10 years


dealers . . .8 U.S. government securities

brokers9 Commercial banks

10 All others2

11 Federal agency securities

1 U.S. government securities . . . . .

Maturity2 Bills3 Other within 1 year4 1 to 5 years . . . .5 5 to 10 years6 Over 10 years


dealers8 U.S. government securities

brokers . . . .9 Commercial banks .

10 All others2


Week ending Wednesday

Jan. 2

16,169

12,194845

1,968542620

2,817

3,9812,1287,243

2,252

Mar. 19

15,267

10,524305

2,1111,330

997

1,502

6,0552,0775,633

3,490

June 4

17,931

11,221520

3,5461,3251,319

1,690

6,9462,3906,904

3,966

Jan. 9

17,649

11,548601

2,655939

1,906

1,810

7,0012,6006,238

2,540

Mar. 26

19,629

12,927422

3,9771,2111,092

1,917

7,9712,6377,105

2,617

June 11

20,107

11,358592

3,7332,5481,877

1,414

9,2412,5066,946

4,253

Jan. 16

15,642

10,050460

2,5541,0631,515

1,842

6,6201,8275,352

3,013

Apr. 2

20,826

15,264493

3,059899

1,112

1,637

7,9493,0488,194

3,357

June 18

16,183

8,697602

2,9852,0551,844

1,038

6,4172,1346,594

3,795

Jan. 23

14,779

9,360330

2,4131,1281,548

1,589

6,6391,7314,820

2,925

Apr. 9

19,023

12,360340

3,0341,1902,099

1,466

7,8682,7506,938

3,916

June 25

17,011

9,710439

4,0831,2381,542

1,287

6,5682,3706,785

3,322

Jan. 30

16,057

10,382450

3,169883

1,173

1,695

6,5071,8675,988

2,593

Apr. 16

18,569

11,435399

3,5991,3091,827

1,493

7,8312,9006,344

5,034

July 2

17,019

10,410533

3,2391,2171,620

1,401

6,5212,2046,893

3,154

Feb. 6

16,387

10,500343

3,1611,0131,370

1,621

7,0442,0675,655

3,248

Apr. 23

20,698

13,032323

4,3391,3011,703

1,688

8,5792,8527,580

4,888

July 9

16,905

10,805327

2,3801,2572,135

1,219

7,4172,1496,122

3,675

Feb. 13

20,465

9,910437

4,6012,6212,895

1,498

8,8352,9957,138

2,957

Apr. 30

19,620

12,995429

3,846847

1,503

1,562

8,2213,0446,793

4,334

July 16

14,078

9,130401

2,218831

1,499

965

5,8671,7275,520

3,578

Feb. 20

15,892

9,576396

2,9121,4901,519

1,033

7,0701,9445,845

3,066

May?

22,669

13,487557

5,5631,1741,887

1,647

10,0043,7637,255

6,360

July 23

15,294

10,020252

2,4911,2041,327

1,308

6,4051,8785,703

2,609

Feb. 27

17,427

9,214288

4,0182,4331,474-

1,384

6,9651,9347,144

2,773

May 14

21,019

11,524558

4,4992,0542,384

1,862

8,7582,9047,495

4,235

July 30

15,146

9,010360

3,3611,0311,385

1,077

5,8402,1556,074

3,122

Mar. 5

17,983

11,485352

2,7682,0301,348

1,140

7,1332,2207,490

3,474

May 21

17,283

10,183428

3,5511,3911,730

1,137

7,6722,2496,225

3,515

Aug. 6

17,448

10,927454

3,3641,1161,587

1,198

7,1772,0257,049

3,028

Mar. 12

15,430

10,082376

2,0721,6351,265

1,492

6,2131,8075,918

2,638

May 28

18,262

12,370464

2,7481,1051,576

1,228

7,4092,5327,093

3,037

Aug. 13

18,871

10,104505

3,2422,4522,569

1,470

7,8672,1457,390

2,577


33. U.S. government securities dealers—ContinuedA. Transactions, 19801 -ContinuedPar value; averages of daily figures, in millions of dollars

Type and maturity

1 U.S. government securities . . .

Maturity2 Bills3 Other within 1 year4 1 to 5 years5 5 to 10 years ' . . , .6 Over 10 years

Type of customer1 U.S. government securities dealers8 U S government securities brokers9 Commercial banks

10 All others2



Maturity2 Bills3 Other within 1 year4 1 to 5 years5 5 to 10 years6 Over 10 years

Type of customer1 U.S. government securities dealers8 U.S. government securities brokers9 Commercial banks

10 All others2



Aug. 20

18,181

11,400550

3,3691,2801,582

1,2067,6682,2137,095

2,740

Oct. 29

16,823

10,515373

3,339988

1,608

1,0667,9981,9695,790

3,194

Aug. 27

17,289

9,843433

4,544979

1,490

1,5417,1202,2906,337

2,958

Nov. 5

18,541

13,100332

2,541960

1,608

1,6698,0432,1586,671

3.140

Sept. 3

18,390

10,475377

2,8133,0911,634

1,2577,3292,4517,354

2,456

Nov. 12

25,386

14,207302

4,6913,1892,997

1,64011,5132,8079,427

3441

Sept. 10

15,533

9,520310

2,5081,7931,402

1,1036,4142,0046,012

2,347

Nov. 19

22,277

14,343636

3,4941,5942,211

1,6879,7732,5478,271

3,656

Sept. 17

17,174

11,333178

2,8051,3821,476

1,3977,0582,3546,365

2,311

Nov. 26

20,769

13,520432

3,942943

1,933

2,0968,8722,0077,795

2,751

Sept. 24

19,832

11,730290

4,7541,6861,372

1,9028,1792,3717,381

3,392

Dec. 3

19,061

13,014372

3,186850

1,639

1,5258,3872,1666,984

2,462

Oct. 1

18,413

10,818465

3,7771,2812,071

2,0937,3422,1696,808

2,822

Dec. 10

19,794

12,124397

2,2572,8402,175

1,1728,8352,4967,290

2,667

Oct. 8

17,836

11,269304

2,9261,3721,966

1,2517,7322,1276,726

3,348

Dec. 17

21,449

13,559577

3,4921,7062,115

1,7128,8512,6138,273

3,058

Oct. 15

17,905

12,586266

2,1081,0221,922

1,3397,2742,1157,178

3,414

Dec. 24

23,656

13,781347

5,4091,8002,320

2,0989,0603,1299,369

3.281

Oct. 22

16,068

11,155430

2,256798

1,428

9927,2981,7086,070

2,947

Dec. 31

21,858

16,183638

2,3841,2751,378

2,4085,7232,565

11,163

2,230


33. U.S. government securities dealers—ContinuedB. Positions, 19801

Par value; averages of daily figures, in millions of dollars

Type and maturity

1 U.S. governmentsecurities

2 Bills3 Other within 1 year, .4 1 to 5 years . .5 5 to 10 years6 Over 10 years , . .

7 Federal agencysecurities

Year Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June July

4,304 3,442 2,729 2,341 8,036 5,398 5,156 5,240

4,101 4,386 2,939 3,000 7,870 4,025 3,720 4,603-1,062 -1,094 -792 -764 -1,082 -843 -731 -1,150

434 -305 28 -518 683 726 916 1,074166 123 327 336 61 361 504 73665 333 226 286 505 1,128 747 640

797 998 236 284 1,206 1,254 1,411 1,182


2 Bills3 Other within 1 year4 1 to 5 years5 5 to 10 years6 Over 10 years

7 Federal agency securitif

1 U.S. government securi

2 Bills3 Other within 1 year4 1 to 5 years5 5 to 10 years . .6 Over 10 years

7 Federal agency securi tii


2 Bills3 Other within 1 year. . .4 1 to 5 years . .5 5 to 10 years6 Over 10 years

7 Federal agency securiti


2 Bills3 Other within 1 year. .4 1 to 5 years5 5 to 10 years . .6 Over 10 years

7 Federal agency securiti


2 Bills3 Other within 1 year. .4 1 to 5 years5 5 to 10 years6 Over 10 years

*s

ties

is

ties

BS

ties

Aug.

5,947

5,149-1,336

1,391218526

691

Sept.

3,338

3,753-1,685

620122529

320

Oct.

2,701

2,557-1,082

755-221

692

979

Nov.

3,279

3,132-792-123-13

1,075

357

Dec.

4,042

4,081-1,394

M3104

1,294

643


Jan. 2 Jan. 9

1,057 2,418

2,339 3,197-1,335 -1,087

-119 -311256 253-84 367

1,421 1,016

Mar. 19 Mar. 26

875 2,117

2,005 2,509-773 -826

-1,046 -156354 287335 302

311 396

June 4 June 11

6,009 7,029

4,508 4,779-756 -672

776 1,144456 876

1,026 903

1,185 1,427

BS

ties

7 Federal agency securities

Aug. 20

6,568

6,337-1,558

1,026328435

821

Oct. 29

3,299

2,566-712

970-342

818

1.066

Jan. 16

3,456

4,332-1,105

-453196485

1,122

Apr. 2

4,923

4,886-970

79939

170

699

June 18

4,686

3,518-716

684478722

1,328

Aug. 27

4,351

4,300-1,510

939172450

428

Nov. 5

2,719

2,852-563

261-435

603

700

Jan. 23

3,585

5,061-1,134

-835120373

890

Apr. 9

8,002

7,769-1,028

61431

616

907

June 25

4,301

3,402-759

769292598

1,540

Sept. 3

4,500

4,330-1,603

648674451

269

Nov. 12

4,212

3,210-646

7126

932

576

Jan. 30

4,359

5,012-1,052

225-57231

863

Apr. 16

8,765

8,864-1,051

31887

546

1,067

July 2

3,134

2,258-9081,035

234515

1,397

Sept. 10

3,784

4,063-1,727

544439465

183

Nov. 19

4,055

3,874-844-195

741,146

78

Feb. 6

4,128

5,009-924

83-135

94

785

Apr. 23

7,575

7,487-1,136

62321

580

1,506

July 9

4,011

3,163-1,055

890227786

1,454

Sept. 17

3,656

4,467-1,741

118183629

259

Nov. 26

1,910

2,310-924-791

501,267

314

Feb. 13

3,327

3,200-829

5658292

396

Apr. 30

8,504

7,950-1,114

1,098143427

1,561

July 16

3,957

3,743-1,209

663129631

1,292

Sept. 24

2,921

3,184-1,788

970-69624

435

Dec. 3

3,539

3,526-920-415

301,318

591

Feb. 20

1,742

2,175-693-355

320295

77

May 7

5,891

4,754-8761,140

65808

. 1,406

July 23

5,955

5,893-1,281

60484

655

1,124

Oct. 1

2,164

2,683-1,425

908-359

356

486

Dec. 10

4,266

4,066-920-716

4311,405

542

Feb. 27

2,481

2,327-735

428271191

-23

May 14

5,890

3,948-817

747638

1,374

1,314

July 30

7,076

5,674-1,138

2,031-99609

949

Oct. 8

2,018

2,126-1,369

1,097-155

318

858

Dec. 17

2,927

3,935-1,652

-6833

1,324

406

Mar. 5

2,-453

2,743-689-532

623307

44

May 21

4,647

3,404-826

476372

1,220

1,049

Aug. 6

6,230

5,381-9101,739-373

393

845

Oct. 15

2,984

2,818-1,502

853-69884

947

Dec. 24

4,432

4,146-1,751

913-1981,323

668

Mar. 12

2,794

3,778-672-995

390292

-36

May 28

5,416

4,089-865

676381

1,134

1,301

Aug. 13

7,571

5,318-1,186

2,152442846

857

Oct. 22

2,517

2,569-995

229-187

902

1,188

Dec. 31

5,060

4,532-1,564

743260

1,090

1,102


33. U.S. government securities dealers—ContinuedC.I. Sources of financing, 1980!Par value; averages of daily figures, in million of dollars

Source

1 All sources

2 Commercial banks3 New York City4 Outside New York City5 Corporations2

6 All other

1 All sources

2 Commercial banks3 New York City4 Outside New York City . .5 Corporations2

6 All other

1 All sources . .

2 Commercial banks3 New York City4 Outside

. New York City . . . .5 Corporations2

6 All other

Mar. 19

13,375

2,793-474

3,2672,8277,754

Jan. 2 Jan, 9

17,323 14,581

4,388 3,8581,043 3803,345 3,4793,227 3,9159,708 6,807

Mar. 26 Apr. 2

12,624 12,971

2,354 2,361-902 -1,044

3,256 3,4053,008 3,1977,262 7,414

Jan. 16

16,406

4,7921,1203,6733,7577,856

Apr. 9

17,801

4,210588

3,6223,7939,798

Jan. 23

17,424

5,5611,2044,3573,4198,445

Apr. 16

21,376

5,4381,021

4,4175,112

10,827

Jan. 30

Jan.

16,097

4,747869

3,8783,6727,678

Feb. 6

16,388 17,378

4,691 5,479680 1,254

4,011 4,2253,647 3,9018,050 7,998

Apr. 23 Apr. 30

21,149 20,835

5,187 4,815515 447

4,672 4,3684,272 4,755

11,690 11,266

Feb.

15,997

4,410749

3,6613,7317,856

Feb. 13

16,447

4,517987

3,5304,1347,797

May 7

18,748

4,479686

3,7934,6359,634

Mar.

14,236

3,117-2973,4143,2057,914

Feb. 20

15,769

4,059428

3,6313,8407,870

May 14

18,452

4,2211,204

3,0174,5179,714

Apr.

19,829

4,789574

4,2154,387

10,653

Feb. 27

15,055

4,118555

3,5633,2897,648

May 21

20,670

4,3831,406

2,9764,582

11,706

May

19,358

4,117851

3,2664,651

10,591

Mar. 5

15,068

3,912580

3,3323,1687,988

May 28

19,216

3,22966

3,1634,683

11,304

June

Mar. 12

16,953

4,271520

3,7523,6908,991

June 4

20,115

4,494853

3,6414,874

10,747

C.2. Financing, 19803>A

Millions of dollars

Source

Reverse repurchase agreements4

1 Overnight and continuing contracts2 Term agreements

Repurchase agreements5













3 Overnight and continuing contract4 Term agreements

June 11

6,58923,193

19,61924,491

Aug. 20

7,12321,170

21,19819,650

Oct. 29

7,10624,203

22,08020,408

June 18

6,27222,249

21,73619,268

Aug. 27

7,23222,102

21,18617,945

Nov. 5

8,22125,054

23,96720,761

June 25

6,81521,942

20,29319,988

Sept. 3

9,92920,409

21,57319,339

Nov. 12

9,29226,979

22,70224,477

July 2

July

7,15421,203

19,68720,402

July 9

6,517 7,80921,256 21,305

19,174 19,53918,714 20,415

Sept. 10 Sept. 17

7,280 7,73121,329 22,659

19,477 19,93820,098 19,275

Nov. 19 Nov. 26

9,768 8,38129,050 31,980

26,210 19,88424,536 31,815

Aug.

8,34721,957

21,82419,945

July 16

6,58720,822

19,84919,759

Sept. 24

7,38222,883

19,89919,537

Dec. 3

10,50330,993

26,34024,986

Sept.

8,08021,820

20,22219,562

July 23

7,45521,743

20,38321,849

Oct. 1

8,28521,188

23,39117,550

Dec. 10

12,92532,422

27,64227,262

Oct.

7,23923,088

21,83519,699

July 30

7,40020,890

19,48921,274

Oct. 8

7,06123,322

20,54320,467

Dec. 17

11,09133,633

29,50025,495

Nov.

8,91628,266

23,19125,397

Aug. 6

10,21822,849

23,12021,751

Oct. 15

6,73123,118

20,78319,280

Dec. 24

10,69738,899

20,09538,515

Dec.

12,07434,249

25,30329,426

Aug. 13

8,81521,711

21,79220,433

Oct. 22

7,00923,610

22,37620,791

Dec. 31

15,15635,295

22,93930,870


34. Debt of federal and federally sponsored credit agenciesMillions of dollars, end of period

1 Federal and federallysponsoredagencies

2 Federal agencies .. . .3 Defense

Department1 . . .4 Export-Import

Bank2-3

5 Federal HousingAdministration4 .

6 Government NationalMortgage Associa-tion participationcertificates* . . . .

7 Postal Service6

8 Tennessee ValleyAuthority

9 United States RailwayAssociation6. . . .

10 Federally sponsoredagencies

1 1 Federal Home LoanBanks

12 Federal Home LoanMortgageCorporation . . . .

13 Federal NationalMortgageAssociation . . . .

14 Federal Land Banks. .15 Federal Intermediate

Credit Banks . . .16 Banks for

Cooperatives , . .17 Farm Credit Banks . .18 Student Loan

MarketingAssociation7. . . .

19 Other

MEMO20 Federal Financing

Bank debt6'8

Lending to federal andfederally sponsoredagencies

21 Export-Import Bank3 . .22 Postal Service6

23 Student Loan MarketingAssociation7 . . .

24 Tennessee ValleyAuthority

25 United States RailwayAssociation6

Other lending26 Farmers Home

Administration , . .27 Rural Electrification

Administration . . .28 Other

Jan. j Feb.

165,819 167,813

24,883 25 013

729 719

9,176 9,144

539 546

2,979 -2,9791 837 1 837

9 182 9 347

441 441

140 936 142 800

33,122 33,102

2,769 2,764

49,031 50,13915,106 15,106

2,144 2,144

584 58436,584 37,240

1,595 1,7201 l

68,294 69,268

8,353 8,3531,587 1,587

1,595 1,720

7 457 7 622

441 441

32,145 32,565

6,701 6,87410,015 10,106

Mar.

173,216

25583

709

9627

550

2,9791 837

9440

441

147 633

35,309

2,644

51,61415,106

2,144

58438,446

1,7851

71,885

8,8491,587

1 785

7715

441

33,410

7,03911,059

Apr.

176,880

25 776

688

9615

537

2,9371 837

9695

467

151 104

36,352

2,643

52,45613,940

2,144

58441,039

1,9451

74,009

8,8491,587

1 945

7 970

467

34,755

7,15511,281

May

179,062

25904

679

9597

531

2,9371 770

9920

470

153 158

37,540

2,642

52,57313,940

2,144

58441,629

2,1051

76,009

8,8491 520

2 105

8 195

470

35,745

7,63111,494

19

June

179,353

26,667

674

10,275

524

2,8771 770

10,075

472

152 686

36,748

2,642

52,38913,940

2,144

58442,058

2,1801

77,408

9,5581,520

2,180

8 350

472

35,745

7,94211,641

80

July

180,119

26,810

661

10,248

516

2,8421 770

10300

473

153 309

36,039

2,634

52,11412,7i65

1,821

58445,111

2,2401

78,870

9,5581,520

2,240

8 575

473

36,715

8,08411,705

Aug.

179,545

26930

651

10,232

508

2,8421 770

10445

482

152 615

35,690

2,634

52,00112,765

1,821

58444,824

2,2951

80,024

9,5581,520

2 295

8 720

482

37,403

8,23311,813

Sept.

182,713

27618

641

10,728

495

2,8421 770

10660

482

155 095

36,710

2,537

52,38212,765

1,821

58445,950

2,3451

82,559

10,0671,520

2 345

8 935

482

37,961

8,42512,824

Oct.

188,076

27797

636

10715

490

2,8421 770

10835

509

160 279

38,819

2,537

53,88912,365

1,821

58447,888

2,3751

83,903

10,0671,520

2375

9 110

509

38,466

8,64613,210

Nov.

188,743

27,941

631

10,696

486

2,8421 770

11 010

506

160 802

39,380

2,537

53,64312,365

1,821

58448,021

2,4501

85,440

10,0671,520

2,450

9,285

506

39,431

8,76013,421

Dec.

193,229

28606

610

11,250

477

2,8171 770

11 190

492

164 623

41,258

2,536

55,18512,365

1,821

58448,153

2,7201

84,460

10,6541,520

2,720

9,465

' 492

39,431

9,19613,982 ,


35. New security issues of state and local governmentsMillions of dollars

Type of issue or issuer, or use

1 All issues, new and refunding1 . . . .

Type of issue2 General obligation3 Revenue4 Housing Assistance

5 U S government loans

Type of issuer6 State . . . . . .7 Special district and statutory

authority8 Municipalities, counties,

townships, school district. . . .

9 Issues for new capital, total

Use of proceeds10 Education1 1 Transportation12 Utilities and conservation13 Social welfare14 Industrial aid15 Other purposes

Year

48,462

14,10034,267

95

5,304

26,972

16,090

46,736

45722,6218 149

19,9583 9747,462

Jan.

3,084

1,1711,905

$

699

1,398

981

3,057

227172553

L31968

718

Feb.

2,433

9391,484

10

327

1,256

841

2,399

361178363

1049119329

Mar.

2,440

8341,600

6

393

1,219

823

2,436

192157444

1,151231261

Apr.

4,964

1,7003,263

1

470

2,229

2,263

4,823

495302627

2,093367939

May

4,752

1,5603,188

4

749

2,339

1,658

4,682

321197726

1,830527

1,081

1980

June

6,139

1,9344,202

3

897

3,488

1,751

6,063

756345598

3,044386934

July

4,878

1,4023,469

7

178

3,136

1,558

4,506

634155

1,2351,658

206618

Aug.

3,957

8493,097

11

303

2,282

1,361

3,929

27499

1,1861,485

393492

Sept

4,532

1,3633,160

9

643

2,792

1,088

3,894

433425737

1,385T7S539

Oct.

4,496

1,0563,419

21

195

2,863

1,416

4,472

470282903

1,403595819

Nov.

2,928

7342,183

11

323

1,638

955

2,715

211256367

1,076412391

Dec.

3,859

5583,297

4

127

2,332

1,395

3,760

19853

4082,465

295341


36. New security issues of corporationsMillions of dollars

1 All issues1

2 Bonds .

Type of offering3 Public . .4 Private placement

Industry group5 Manufacturing6 Commercial and

miscellaneous7 Transportation8 Public utility9 Communication

10 Real estate and financial . .1 1 Stocks

Type12 Preferred13 Common

Industry group14 Manufacturing15 Commercial and miscellaneous . . .16 Transportation17 Public utility1 8 Communication19 Real estate and financial

1 All issues1

2 Bonds

Type of offering3 Public4 Private placement . . . .

Industry group5 Manufacturing6 Commercial and miscellaneous . . .7 Transportation8 Public utility9 Communication . . . .

10 Real estate and financial

11 Stocks . . . .

Type12 Preferred13 Common

Industry group1 4 Manufacturing15 Commercial and miscellaneous . . .16 Transportation17 Public utility18 Communication19 Real estate and financial

Year

51,533

40,208

25 81414,394

9678

3 9483,1198 1534,219

11 09411,325

3 5747 751

1,6792,623

2555 171

30312,931

73,688

53 199

41,58711 612

15 4096,6883 3299,5566683

11 534

20490

3,63216,858

48395,245

5496.230

5673,059

Jan.

3,770

3,106

1,2821,824

893

494142460259858664

-171493

41169

3572

96

6,173

4 765

2,4332,332

936605414

1,289516

1 006

1,408

3191,089

365313

59535

135

Feb.

3,165

2,257

1 336921

278

279266517558359908

201707

12193

669

23

4,507

2 911

1,5061 405

927310257582534301

1 596

881,508

380426

586273965

Mar.

4,354

3,729

1 9041,825

739

362245721517

1 145625

184441

2411455

2886579

4,454

2 872

1,985887

744220

961,423

208181

1 $82

5251 057

598404

36408

27109

Apr.

4,692

4 113

29841 129

536

73307

1 153261

1 782579

155424

36210

257

78

5,656

4 754

3,807947

1 697457152572598

1 278

902

223679

81374

93195367

May

4,160

3,568

1 9991,569

1 200

268205638102

1 154592

174418

8520349

2277

21

9,074

7 342

6,810532

2 405561365723

1 1712 117

1 732

2021 530

215512

2761525

338

June

1979

6,238

5 347

4 1711 176

1 146

590395

1 103379

1 736891

278613

47363

3248

30200

1980

9,645

8 282

7,548734

2 3711,669

4041,428

2092 201

1 363

382981

127202

9494126406

July

4,103

3,122

2247875

962

24138017426

1 338981

392589

38173

59868

103

8,029

6652

5,3541 298

2867999334351787

1 314

1 378

3601,018

165390

714

108

Aug.

4,211

2,987

1 9721 015

808

419166186336

1 0731,224

401823

360266142366

91

5,437

4213

3,843370

1 545206346971580565

1 224

1011 123

293238

3246346

152

Sept.

4,593

3306

2 1671 139

1 153

412213670418440

1 281

698589

394218

4527

8361

5,025

2 916

2,421495

553390409569517477

2 109

3921 717

502569

54633

6345

Oct.

4,601

3,572

2669903

1 336

221295

1 124435161

1,029

195834

15198

6624770

5,819

3 284

2,756528

623320240769763569

2535

5431,992

85140011752667

574

Nov.

3,868

2649

1 5831 066

319

219314658854286

1 219

443776

158286

2607

2165

3,936

2 164

1,405759

132442147565147732

1 772

2561 516

41850953

227113452

Dec.

3,778

2452

1 500952

308

370191749

74762

1 326

2821 044

224430

3651

306

5,933

3 044

1,7191 325

609509165314653793

2 889

2412 648

844908

9566965

308

37. Open-end investment companies1

Millions of dollars

Tt«rv\

1 Sales of own shares^2 Redemptions of own shares^3 Net sales

4 Assets4

5 Cash position^6 Other

Year

15 26612,0123,254

58,400

5,32153,079

Jan.

957776181

51,278

5,70245,576

Feb. | Mar.

773 723882 892

-109 -169

49,512 44,581

5,895 5,64443,617 38,937

1980

Apr. May June

1 010 1,175 1,772762 647 775248 528 997

47,270 50,539 51,352

5,862 6,209 5,00141,708 44,330 46,351

July

1,890863

1,027

54,406

5,62948,777

Aug.

1,5071,019

488

54,941

5,61949,322

Sept.

1,4051,228

177

55,779

5,48150,298

Oct.

1,5231,362

161

56,156

5,46050,696

Nov.

1,2891,086

203

60,329

5,46754,862

Dec.

1,2421,720-478

58,400

5,32153,079


38. Corporate profits and their distributionBillions of dollars; data are at seasonally adjusted annual rates.

Item

1 Corporate profits with inventory valuationand capital consumption adjustments5

2 Profits before tax3 Profits tax liability4 Profits after tax . .5 Dividends6 Undistributed profits . . . . .7 Inventory valuation adjustment8 Capital consumption adjustment . . .

I Corporate profits with inventory valuationand capital consumption adjustments

2 Profits before tax3 Profits tax liability4 Profits after tax5 Dividends . .6 Undistributed profits7 Inventory valuation adjustment . .8 Capital consumption adjustment

1 Corporate profits with inventory valuationand capital consumption adjustments

2 Profits before tax3 Profits tax liability4 Profits after tax . . .5 Dividends6 Undistributed profits7 Inventory valuation adjustment8 Capital consumption adjustment

1 Corporate profits with inventory valuationand capital consumption adjustments . . . . i

2 Profits before tax3 Profits tax liability4 Profits after tax5 Dividends6 Undistributed profits7 Inventory valuation adjustment.8 Capital consumption adjustment

1 Corporate profits with inventory valuationand capital consumption adjustments

2 Profits before tax3 Profits tax liability4 Profits after tax . .5 Dividends6 Undistributed profits7 Inventory valuation adjustment8 Capital consumption adjustment

Ql

71.175934 141 822 719.1-82

3.3

Ql

111.3123 049.273 826.047 8

—15 03 3

Ql

1424165 6649

100734 3664

—104—12 9

1970

71.475 434.241 322 4188

-6.62 5

19

Q2

73.275,634041.622519.1-5 2

2.9

19

Q2

107.1126850.076826.6502

-22 52.8

19

Q2

1368166 263 8

102437065.4

—15 5—13 8

1971

83.286537.549022 926 1-4.6

1 2

70

Q3

72.977.235 142.122319.8-64

2.2

73

Q3

106.0124447.876627.1495

—2041.9

76

Q3

137.5167 363 9

103,438 564.9

-156—14 3

1972

96.6100641.758924434.5-6,6

2,6

Q4

68.373.033439.622 317.3-64

1.7

Q4

108.9128 149.278928.250.7

—22 02.7

Q4

135.7166262 8

103 439 763.7

-173-13 2

1973

108.3125,649,076.527049.5

-20.02.7

Ql

80,482,837 145.723.022.7-3.6

1.2

Ql

100.6130848.482.429.053.4

—32 01.9

Ql

150.8182968 8

114.139 774.4

—18.9—13 2

Ql

201.9253.1

88.5164.6490

115.6-35.3-15.9

1974

949136 751.585 1299552

-39.9-1 8

1.9

Q2

81.685.338 047.322924.4-5 1

1.3

19

Q2

98.4136251.285029.955.1

-3780.0

19

Q2

162.8190671 9

118 739 579.2

—160—117

19

Q2

196.6250.9

864164 549 8

114.7-37.9-16.4

1975

110.5132 150.681 5307508

-11.6-10 1

71

Q3

83.888.237450.823027.8-5.8

1.4

74

Q3

90.8146755.890930.460.5

-534-2.5

77

Q3

176.5197474 1

123.340083.3

-10 1—10 7

79

Q3

199.5262.0

88.4173 6502

123.4-46.5-16.1

1976

138.1166363.8

102 537465.1

-14.7-13.5

Q4

87.089,937 652.322729.6-3.9

1.0

Q4

89.6133050.882.230.351.9

~365-6,8

Q4

168.8199475 4

124.040 583.5

-18.2—124

Q4

189.4255.4

87.2168.251 6

116.6-50.8-15,1

1977

164.7192672.5

120.039 980.1

-15.8-12.0

Ql

93.296.240056.223.932.3-5.1

2.1

Ql

88.3111.742.369.430.339.1

-14.9-8.6

Ql

163.6196.571 2

125.342.383.0

-21.6-11 3

Ql

200.2277.1

94.2182,953.9

129.0-61.4-15.4

1978

18552233

82.91403446957

-243-135

19

Q2

93.396.740 156.624 132.5-56

2.3

19

Q2

100.9118545.373 230,342,9-80-9.6

19

Q2

185.22206

83 3137,343 593.8

-23 2—12 2

19

Q2

169.3217.9

71.5146455 790.7

-31.1-17.6

1979

1969255 4

87.6167 7502

1176-42.6-15 9

72

Q3

96.4100.241 259.024 734.3-63

2.9

75

Q3

121.9144656,388 330,957.4

—12 2-10.4

78

Q3

190.52279

85 0142.945 497.5

-226-149

80

Q3

177.9237.6

78.5159 1567

102.4-41.7-17.9

1980

1827245 5

82.31632560

107 2-45.7-172

Q4

103.1109.245 363.925 138.8-94

3.3

Q4

130.9153 858.695 231.563 7

—11 2-11 7

Q4

2027248 1

92 3155847 3

108 5-298—15 6

Q4

183.32495

85 2164 3577

106.6-484-17.8


39. Current assets and liabilities of nonfinancial corporations1

Billions of dollars, except for ratio

Account

1 Current assets. . . .

2 Cash . .3 U S government securities4 Notes and accounts receivable. . . .5 Inventories6 Other . .

7 Current liabilities

8 Notes and accounts payable9 Other

10 Net working capital

1 1 Current ratio^

1 Current assets

2 Cash . .B U S government securities4 Notes and accounts receivable5 Inventories6 Other

7 Current liabilities

8 Notes and accounts payable9 Other . .

10 Net working capital

11 Current ratio2

Qi782.4

80.321 0

281.7325 1

74.3

465.0

265.31997

317.4

1 683

19

Q3

994.4

92.6149

377.7414 3

95.0

629.3

355 2274.2

365 1

1.580

19

Q2

805.0

82.322.2

290.3334.775.5

476.3

275.6200.7

328.7

1 690

78

Q4

1,030.0

104.516.3

383.8426.9

98.5

665.5

373 7291.7

364.6

1.548

76

Q3

821.0

80.922.0

298.4343.476.3

490.6

279.1211.5

330.4

1 673

Ql1,081.0

102.7174

408.1451.4101.4

705.4

391 3314.1

375.6

1.532

Q4

826.8

88.223.4

292.8342.4

80.1

494.7

281.9212.8

332.2

1.672

19

Q2

1,108.2

100.118.6

421.1465.2103.2

724.7

406.4318.3

383.5

1.529

Ql845.4

82.423.7

304.0352.9

82.5

509.8

289.9219.9

335.6

1.658

79

Q31,169.5

103.715.8

453.0489.4107.7

777.8

4388339.0

391.7

1.504

19

Q2

859.4

84.4192

312.7359.3

83.9

516.4

295.72207

343.1

1.664

Q4

1,200.9

116.115,6

456.8501.7110.8

809.1

4563352.8

391.8

1.484

77

Q3

882.9

84.718.4

326.6367.7

85.5

535.7

305.7229.9

347.2

1.648

Ql1,234.0

110.515.2

470.3518.9119.2

836.5

467.7368.8

397.5

1.475

Q4

902.1

95.817.6

324.7374.8

89.2

549.4

313.2236.2

352.7

1.642

19

Q2

1,232.2

111.514.0

463.4525.0118.3

826.0

462.8363.2

406,2

1.492

19

Ql926.4

90.017.4

337.7389.791.6

577.2

324.6252.6

349.2

1.605

80

Q3

1,254.9

113.416,4

478.7524.5121.9

850.5

477.0373.5

404.3

1.475

78

Q2

955.8

92.416.1

356.8398.392.2

596.6

337.1259.5

359.2

1.602

Q4

1,281,1

120.917.1

491.6525.3126.2

877.8

498.5379.3

403.4

1.460


40. Total nonfarm business expenditures on new plant and equipmentBillions of dollars; quarterly data are at seasonally adjusted annual rates.

Industry 1970

1 Total nonfarm business . . . . 105.61

Manufacturing2 Durable goods industries 19.803 Nondurable goods industries. . . . 17 19

Nonmanufacturing4 Mining 2 02

Transportation5 Railroad . 1 946 Air 2.837 Other . . . 2 1 8

Public utilities8 Electric 10 569 Gas and other 2 46

10 Trade and services 29 7711 Commercial and other* 1685

1 Total nonfarm business

Manufacturing2 Durable goods industries3 Nondurable goods industries

Nonmanufacturing4 Mining

Transportation5 Railroad6 Air7 Other

Public utilities8 , Electric9 Gas and other

10 Trade and service . . . . .1 1 Commercial and other*




Transportation5 Railroad6 A i r . . . .7 Other

Public utilities8 Electric9 Gas and other

10 Trade and services1 1 Commercial and other1

1971

108.53

16781682

267

1 741 482 71

12 28242

34201743

Qi104 13

205717 14

1 90

1 992 802 00

9652 27

299915 82

19

Q3

119.70

18 351695

2 56

1 402 27269

13 722 63

40 2918.84

1972

120.25

18.221720

2 88

1 682.18286

13 602 66

400018 96

19

Q2

105.96

204217 20

1 88

1 98284201

10242.54

29791706

72

Q4

128.18

19681796

304

1 622 142 84

1386289

440220.12

1973

137.70

22.751962

331

2 152.093 17

1500297

455321 12

70

Q3

107.18

19.741744

2.05

2 053,032 24

11 062.60

296417 33

Qi130.86

207918.33

286

2.102 112 83

14.312.89

43.9020.74

1974

156.98

27.442576

462

2701.943 59

16643 19

477923 30

Q4

105.02

18691697

2.23

1 79260243

11 182.35

297317 06

19

Q2

137.65

224418 86

3 10

1 982233 10

14,582 86

47 2121.29

1975

157.71

26.3328,59

6 10

2 881.624 19

16.653 33

4623?1 80

QI

104.84

17.0717 23

2.40

1 621 032 73

11 692.33

31 6617 08

73

Q3

139.46

23 2920.06

3 53

2.27201'1 37

15.302.97

45.8720.79

1976

171.45

28.4731.47

7 44

2.871.164.86

18.753 62

49.3023 51

19

Q2

108.19

16.781692

2.65

1 881.832 64

12.182.38

33.3717 54

Q4

141.76

24082087

3 68

2262003 28

15.723 12

45 1821.56

1977

198.08

34.0435 18

924

3032.17420

2223456

56542690

71

Q3

108.85

16,331656

2.78

1 771 19276

12722.41

347717 56

Ql147.31

25 8122.51

3 94

2.281 97301

15.893.11

466722.13

1978

231.24

40.4339.29

1021

3483.094 10

24635 32

68.663202

Q4111.56

17.011664

2.83

1 661.74269

12,482.52

36.511749

19

Q2

155.41

270024.90

4.41

2.422.153 50

16.963.18

47.3223.57

1979

270.46

51.0747.61

11.38

4.034.014.31

27.65631

79.263483

19

Ql115.56

17001666

2.89

2031 91293

13 362.61

374218 75

74

Q3

159.69

276426.44

469

2.811 813 68

16.893.09

49.0223.62

1980

295.63

58.9156.90

13 51

4254.01382

28 127 32

81 793699

72

Q2

116.27

17.451706

2.99

1 702.33295

13432.49

37.7618 11

Q4

163.68

288228.40

5.36

3.221 843 99

16.763,35

48.1923.75


40. Total nonfarm business expenditures on new plant and equipment—ContinuedBillions of dollars; quarterly data are at seasonally adjusted annual rates.

Industry



Nonman ufa ctu ring4 Mining. . .

Transportation5 Railroad6 Air7 other '.

Public utilities8 Electric9 Gas and other . . , . ,

10 Trade and services11 Commercial and other* . . . .


Manufacturing1 Durable goods industries3 Nondurable goods industries . .


Transportation5 Railroad6 Air . . .7 Other

Public utilities8 Electric9 Gas and other

10 Trade and services11 Commercial and other* . , .' .


Manufacturing2 Durable goods industries3 Nondurable goods industries . . .

Nonman ufactu ring4 Mining. ,

Transportation5 Railroad6 Air7 Other

Public utilities8 Electric . . .9 Gas and other

10 Trade and services . .1 1 Commercial and other1

Ql160.77

28.1228.74

5.68

3.071 914.38

16.223.38

46.2623.01

Ql187.48

32.1332.94

900

2.941.834.35

21.674.18

52.942550

Qi255.55

46,3844.37

11.23

3903.494.04

26.855.55

760333.71

19

Q2

157.28

26.9928.65

6.05

3.131.453.97

15.963.32

46.2421.52

19

Q2193.80

32.9434.96

9.21

2.682.175.12

21.724.38

54.5026.39

19

Q2265.24

49.2545.47

11.01

3.834,034.16

27.886.14

79.0334.44

75

Q3

155.85

25.1928.46

6.02

2.811.804.07

16.653.32

45.6521.88

77

Q3

204.57

35.5036.31

9.86

3.392.303,59

22,644.71

58.8827.38

79

Q3

273.15

52.1347.97

11,40

4.133.954.60

28.716.35

78.8635.05

Q4

157.58

25.2628.54

6.60

2.501.414.39

17.653.31

46.9820.94

Q4

204.76

35.1936.34

8.90

3.112.363.75

22.794.83

59.3428,15

Q4

284.30

55.0351.55

11.86

4.244.554.41

27.166.92

82.6935.90

Ql163.90

25.8330.66

6.83

2.53.98

4,45

18,303.59

48.4322.30

Ql

213.24

36.1936.44

9.09

3.353.174.08

23.115.08

62.9629.76

Ql

291.89

58.2853.49

11.89

4.463.904.11

28.987.28

82.1737.34

19

Q2

167.47

27.2030.74

6.90

2.891.315.03

18.763.35

48.7122.59

19

Q2

227.53

39,4738.72

10.10

3.342.793.86

23.795.14

68.8631.46

19

Q2

294.36

59.3856.32

12.81

4.064.273.76

27.917,12

81.0737.66

76

Q3

174.07

29.2432.24

7.76

2.95,86

5.01

18.703.70

50.0423.57

78

Q3233.24

41.0938.87

10.48

3.543.084.05

24.665.49

68.7333.24

80

Q3296.23

58.1958.21

13.86

3.984.064.18

28.147.44

81.1936.97

Q4

178.89

30.9632.01

8.19

3.041.454.88

19.193.80

50.0225.35

Q4

247.36

43.8842.27

11.03

3.683.414.36

26.655.48

73.3233.28

Q4

299.58

59.7758.86

15.28

4.543.773.39

27.547.41

82.9136,11


41. Domestic finance companies—Assets and liabilitiesBillions of dollars, end of period

Gross accounts receivable1 Consumer . . .2 Business3 Total .4 LESS: Reserves for unearned income

and losses . . . .5 Net accounts receivable6 Cash and bank deposits, securities,

and all other

7 Total assets

Ql

67770 6

138.4

204118.0

23.7

141.7

19

Q2

70270 3

1404

21 4119.0

26.1

145.1

80

Q3

71 7669

138.6

22.3116.3

28.3

144.7

Q4

73 672 3

1459

23 3122.6

27.5

150.1

8 Bank loans9 Commercial paper

10 Short-term debt n.e.c11 Long-term debt, n.e.c12 Other debt

13 Capital, surplus, andundivided profits

14 Total liabilities and capital

Ql

9.740 8

7.448.915.7

19.2

141.7

19

Q2

10 1407

7,950.5160

19.9

145.1

80

Q3

10 1405

7 752.0146

19.8

144.7

Q4

13 243 4

7552.4143

19.4

150.1

42. Business credit of domestic finance companiesA. Accounts receivable, 1980Millions of dollars

Type

Total outstanding, end of period1 Retail automotive (commercial

vehicles)2 Wholesale automotive.3 Retail paper on business,

industrial, and farmequipment

4 Loans on commercial accountsreceivable and factoredcommercial accountsreceivable

5 All other business credit

Changes during period,seasonally adjusted

6 Retail automotive (commercialvehicles)

7 Wholesale automotive. . . .8 Retail paper on business,


9 Loans on commercial accountsreceivable and factoredcommercial accountsreceivable . . . .


Jan.

15 17613 036

19216

702715 048

-55-849

555

180-304

Feb.

15 03013 141

19 238

7 29915 592

24-315

419

11163

Mar.

14 82412 990

19403

7 50915 921

-250-415

680

153-173

Apr.

1458612831

19 823

736616 315

-36439

403

-233432

May

14 149121685

19 947

7 41316 340

-491-136

-13

8845

June

13 83112 398

20 079

7 29216 655

-389-10

-105

-235403

July

13 49311 326

20 554

704816 386

-363-514

295

-194177

Aug.

13 1259814

20884

6,70016 541

-232-101

155

-358124

Sept.

12 79910004

21 311

5 84316 936

-221-333

586

-827474

Oct.

1? 75810,584

22212

6,26517 082

-12862

16

408289

Nov.

12 46911 169

22 589

601417 501

-169299

149

-261392

Dec.

12 45512 182

23 465

7,41616819

-151434

876

1,195-372

B. Extensions and repayments, 1980Millions of dollars, seasonally adjusted

Type Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June July Aug, Sept Oct. Nov. Dec.

Extensions1 Retail automotive (commercial

vehicles)2 Wholesale automotive3 Retail paper on business,




Repayments6 Retail automotive (commercial

vehicles)7 Wholesale automotive8 Retail paper on business,




1,127 1,172 9525,094 5,339 4,917

844 699 782 772 883 889 969 908 9234,502 3,846 4,316 4,338 4,710 4,125 5,223 5,455 5,564

1,468 1,529 1,614 1,304 1,267 1,201 1,466 1,601 1,595 1,460 1,612 1,562

7,085 7,782 7,9082,144 2,021 1,979

1,182 1,148 1,2025,943 5,654 5,332

6,269 6,814 6,083 6,479 6,349 5,938 6,756 5,455 7,8271,835 1,796 1,994 2,132 2,002 2,261 2,373 2,251 2,432

1,208 1,190 1,171 1,135 1,115 1,110 1,097 1,077 1,0744,463 3,982 4,326 4,852 4,811 4,458 5,161 5,156 5,130

913 1,110 934 901 1,280 1,306 1,171 1,446 1,009 1,444 1,463 686

6,905 7,671 7,7552,448 1,958 2,152

6,502 6,726 6,318 6,673 6,707 6,765 6,348 5,716 6,6321,403 1,751 1,591 1,955 1,878 1,787 2,084 1,859 2,804


43. Mortgage marketsMillions of dollars, except as noted

Item1980

Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec.

Terms and yields in primary and secondary markets

PRIMARY MARKETS

Conventional mortgages on newhomes

, Terms1

I Purchase price(thousands of dollars)

2 Amount of loan(thousands of dollars)

3 Loan-price ratio (percent)4 Maturity (years) . .5 Fees and charges

(percent of loan amount)2

6 Contract rate (percent per annum). . .

Yield (percent per annum)7 FHLBB series5

8 HUD series4

76.9

54.473.028.1

2.1111.48

11.8712.80

79.8

56.672.528.8

1.7911.60

11.9314.10

77.7

55.172.027.4

1.9812.25

12.6216.05

83.1

59.473.628.3

2.0412.64

13.0315.55

88.0

61.372.428.8

2.1713.26

13.6813.20

81.3

58.074.128.4

2.2112.24

12.6612.45

90.1

64.273.928.9

2.1212.08

12.4812.45

88.6

61.571.2Tin2.12

11.84

12.2513.25

83.7

58.772.227.6

2.1011.95

12.3513.65

84.0

61.375.028.2

2.1612.20

12.6114.10

77.1

56.175.027.6

2.1512.62

13.0414.70

90.1

63.972.928.2

2.1512.86

13.2815.05

SECONDARY MARKETS

yield (percent per annum)9 FHA mortgages (HUD series)5 . . .

10 GNMA securities6

FNMA auctions7

11 Government-underwritten loans.12 Conventional loans

12.60 14.63 13.45 11.99 11.85 12.39 13.54 14.26 14.38 14.47 14.08

12.9113.20

14.4914.12

15.6416.62

14.6116.29

12.8813.54

Activity

12.3512.93

12.6612.80

13.9213.66

14.7714.45

14.9414.70

15.5315.30

15.2115.54

in secondary markets

FEDERAL NATIONALMORTGAGE ASSOCIATION

Mortgage holdings (end of period)13 Total14 FHA-insured8

15 VA-guaranteed8

16 Conventional

Mortgage transactions (during period)17 Purchases18 Sales .

Mortgage commitments^19 Contracted (during period)20 Outstanding (end of period) -.

52,10524,90510,65316,546

1,1630

5085,671

52,88425,14610,88516,853

1,0870

9995,504

53,99036,91317,079

1,0620

8275,078

54,843

37,39017,453

1,0210

5064,372

55,328

37,47017,858

5890

3914,064

55,419

37,41818,001

2060

4414,215

55,362

37,32718,034

1000

7334,230

55,36137,31218,049

167.337

1,1804,545

55,632

37,55818,074

5000

1,1094,789

56,18838,04018,148

7710

5144,399

56,619

38,38118,239

5790

4723,963

57,32738,96918,358

8550

4033,278

Auction of four-month commitmentsto buy

Government-underwritten loans21 Offered10

22 AcceptedConventional loans

23 Offered'024 Accepted

FEDERAL HOME LOANMORTGAGE CORPORATION

516.0 1,169.4 1,267.3 493.7 608.7231.8 563.7 426.1 199.4 214.1

443.1 412.1 918.6247.2 147.8 239.9

135.2 279.765.8 109.1

602.5 1,055.6 1,063,3266.5 430.3 628.1

169.7 228.7 571.376.0 140.9 218.8

907.0 427.8537.9 257.7

347.7 107.6132.5 201.5

252.0 242.1135.6 110.8

81.668.8

84.854.1

Mortgage holdings (end of period)^25 Total26 FHA/VA27 Conventional

Mortgage transactions (during period)28 Purchases29 Sales

Mortgage commitments^30 Contracted (during period)31 Outstanding (end of period)

4 1241,0983,025

280180

296779

4 1451,0923,052

248207

197726

42351,0763,149

193106

186700

4 2551,0813,175

231199

189643

40311,077

12,955

176391

491932

40141,0722,943

225232

5771,246

4 1511,0663,085

440288

702139

42951,0593,237

495320

4761,300

45431,0503,493

521274

218934

47271,0443,682

398187

2211,726

4 8431,0383,805

23194

180653

5 0671,0334,034

28548

126447


44. Mortgage debt outstanding, by type of holder and type of property1


1 All holders

2 1- to 4- family3 Multifamily . , . , , ,4 Commercial5 Farm . . . . . . . .

6 Major financial institutions7 Commercial banks^8 1- to 4-family . .9 Multifamily

10 Commercial11 Farm . . ,12 Mutual savings banks13 1- to 4-family . .14 Multifamily15 Commercial . . . .16 Farm17 Savings and loan associations. .18 1- to 4-family19 Multifamily20 Commercial21 Life insurance companies22 1- to 4-family23 Multifamily . . .24 Commercial25 Farm ,

26 Federal and related agencies27 Government National Mortgage Association.28 1- to 4-family29 Multifamily . . . .30 Farmers Home Administration31 l-to4-family32 Multifamily , .33 Commercial34 Farm. . .35 Federal Housing and Veterans Administrations36 1- to 4-family37 Multifamily . .38 Federal National Mortgage Association39 1- to 4-family40 Multifamily . . . .41 Federal Land Banks42 1- to 4-family, . . . . .43 Farm44 Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation45 1- to 4-family46 Multifamily

47 Mortgage pools or trusts-*48 Government National Mortgage Association. . . .49 1- to 4-family50 Multifamily51 Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation.52 1- to 4-family .53 Multifamily . . . . . . .54 Farmers Home Administration55 1- to 4-family56 Multifamily57 Commercial58 Farm

59 Individuals and others^ . . . .60 1- to 4-family , . . ,61 Multifamily62 Commercial63 Farm

Ql1,048,609

674,590113,916194,74865,355

764,736184 596108,284

952558,886

7,90189,80058,74715,59815,401

54392,418320,05633,59138,77197,92214,41718,648556529,205

71,8933,291

9482,3431 179

202408218351

52171,5923,625

36,02930,208

582122,925

69122,234

3 2522,694

558

74,0804635744,906

1,45174716,2861 185

2025212 235

7323,5283,757

137 900733242043122 29221.853

19

Q2

1,088,999

703,905116,846200,51367735

793,804194 467113,730

1033862,1898210

91,5355988215,90015,698

55407,940334 14434,3493944799,8621421718,688572459,712

73,9853,283

9222,361

618124102104288

52191,5583,661

38,75332,974

577923,857

72723,130?2551,856

399

78,6024803246,515

1,5179,4237,7971 626

21 14712 7421,1283,3013,976

142,608767172099822 52922.364

78

Q3

1,129,882

735,141118949206,064

69728

82J,669205 163121,8871038164,483

841293,40361,10416,22416,019

56420,934345 58735,35839989

102,16914 15818,74259 15310,116

78,5513,560

8972,6631 384

460240251433

5 1741,5883,586

41,18935,437

575224,758

81923,939

2,4861,994

492

82,73050,84449,276

1,56810,5118,6161 895

21 37512 8511,1163,3694,039

146,93280,4672093222 80022.733

Q4

1,169,412

765,217121,138211,851

71 206

848,177214 045129,1671026666,115

849795,1576225216,52916,319

57432,808356 11436,05340641

106,1671443619,0006223210,499

81,7393,509

8772,632

926288320101217

53051,6733,632

43,31137,579

573225,624

92724,69730642,407

657

88,63354,34752,732

1,61511,8929,6572,235

22,394134001,1163,5604,318

150,8638370821 3512288322.921

19

Ql

1,201,500

787,906122 942216,51874 134

865,585219655132,8031032468,005

852396,1366289216,69916,488

57441,377363 73936,67840960

108,4171450719,0806390810,922

86,5793,448

8212,627

956302180283191

54121,7333,679

46,41040,702

570826,893

104225,8513,4602,685

775

94,55157,95556,269

1,68612,46710,0882,379

24 129138831,4653,6605,121

154,78586,44021 6622321423.469

79

Q2

1,245,953

820,422125013222,651

77 867

893,581228 820138,6241049371,040

866397,15563,55916,87616,662

58456,483377 46637,06641 951

111,1231448919,1026605511,477

89,9133,425

8002,6251 200

36375

278484

54151,7983,617

48,20642,543

566328,459

1,19827,2613,2082,489

719

102,25963,00061,246

1,75413,70811,0962,612

25,55114329

1,7643,8335,625

160,20090,422226472283224.299


44. Mortgage debt outstanding, by type of holder and type of property1—ContinuedMillions of dollars, end of period

Type of holder, and type of property

1 All holders . . .

2 1- to 4- family . . .3 Multifamily4 Commercial • . .5 Farm

6 Major financial institutions7 Commercial banks^ . . .8 1- to 4-family .9 Multifamily

10 Commercial . .11 Farm . . . . .12 Mutual savings banks , .13 1- to 4-family. .14 Multifamily15 Commercial . . ',16 Farm17 Savings and loan associations. . .18 1- to 4-family19 Multifamily . . . . . . .20 Commercial21 Life insurance companies , , . . . .22 1- to 4-family23 Multifamily . . . . . .24 Commercial :25 Farm . . . . . .

26 Federal and related agencies . . . . •27 Government National Mortgage Association28 1- to 4-family .29 Multifamily30 Farmers Home Administration31 1- to 4-family . .32 Multifamily , .33 Commercial *34 Farm . . . . j35 Federal Housing and Veterans Administrations . . . .36 1- to 4-family37 Multifamily . . . .38 Federal National Mortgage Association . .39 1- to 4-family . .40 Multifamily41 Federal Land Banks42 1- to 4-family . .43 Farm . . .44 Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation45 1- to 4-family, .46 Multifamily . . . .

47 Mortgage pools or trusts-* .48 Government National Mortgage Association . . . .49 1- to 4-family50 Multifamily . . .51 Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation *52 1- to 4-family . . .53 Multifamily54 Farmers Home Administration55 1- to 4-family . .56 Multifamily57 Commercial . .58 Farm

59 Individuals and others4

60 l-to4-family . . .61 Multifamily . . .62 Commercial . .63 Farm

19

Q3

1,289,397

852,317126,802229,613

80,665

919,311238,797145,0931093774,051

8,71697,92964,06517,01016,795

59468,217387,91837,27043,029

114,36814,88419,10768,51311,864

92,9273 382

7802,6021,383

163299262659

5,4561,8723,584

49,17343,534

5,63929,804

1,37428,430

37292,850

879

110,64869,35767,535

1,82214,42111,5682,853

2687014,9721,7634,0546,081

166,51195,70923,03722,90924,856

79

Q41,326,750

878,931128,852236,451

82,516

938,567245 187149,460

11 18075,957

8,59098,90864,70617,18016,963

59475,688394,34537,57943,764

118,78416,19319,27471,13712,180

97,0843 852

7633,0891,274

41771

174612

5,5551,9553,600

51,09145,488

5,60331,277

1,55229,7254,0353,059

976

119,27876,40174,546

1,85515,18012,1493,031

2769714,8842,1634,3286,322

171,82199,41423,25124,12825,028

Qi1,375,660

897,608130,363242,77686,913

951,276250 702152,553

11 55777,993

8,59999,15164,86517,22317,004

59478,952398,00937,21543,728

122,47116,85019,59073,61812,413

103,9213919

7493,1702,8451,139

408409889

5,6212,0223,599

53,99048,394

5,59633,311

1,70831,60342353,2101025

124,63280,84378,872

1,97115,45412,3593,095

2833514,9262,1594,4956,755

177,831101,95223,75525,52926,595

19

Q2

1,380,928

910,286132,194247,444

91,004

958,750253,103153,75311,76479,110

8,47699,15064,86417,22317,004

59481,042399,74637,32943,967

125,45517,79619,28475,69312,682

108,5394466

7363,7303,3751,383

636402954

5,6912,0853,606

55,41949,837

5,58235,574

1,89333,68140143,037

977

129,64784,28282,208

2,07416,12012,8863,234

29,24515,2242,1594,7637,099

183,992104,83824,59626,50528,053

80

Q3

1,414,881

935,393134,193251,651

93,644

977,281258,003156,73711,99780,6268,643

99,30664,96617,24917,031

60'491,895409,896

37,72844,271

128,07717,99619,35777,99512,729

110,5264,389

7193,6703,525

978774370

1,4035,6001,9863,614

55,63250,0715,561

36,8371,895

34,8524,5433,4591,084

136,58389,45287,2762,176

16,65913,3183,341

30,47216,2262,2355,0596,952

190,491109,78025,40726,29929,005

Q4

1,451,841

960,408136,601258,33296,500

998,372264,602160,7461230482,688

8,86499,81365,29717,33817,118

60502,812419,44638,11345,253

131,14517,91119,61480,77612,844

114,3004,642

7043,9383,492

916610411

1,5555,6402,0513,589

57,32751,775

5,55238,1312,099

36,0325,0683,8731,195

142,25893,87491,602

2,27216,85413,4713,383

31,53016,6832,6125,2716,964

196,911113,83426,08126,81530,181


45. Installment credit1—Total outstanding, and net changeMillions of dollars

Holder, and type of credit

1 Total

By major holder2 Commercial banks . . . .3 Finance companies. . . .4 Credit unions5 Retailers2

6 Savings and loans . . . .7 Gasoline companies . . .8 Mutual savings banks . .

By major credit type9 Automobile

10 Commercial banks . .11 Indirect paper . . . .12 Direct loans13 Credit unions . . .14 Finance companies . .15 Revolving. . . . .16 Commercial banks . .17 Retailers.18 Gasoline19 Mobile home . , .20 Commercial banks . .21 Finance companies . .22 Savings and loans . . .23 Credit unions24 Other25 Commercial banks . .26 Finance companies . .27 Credit unions . . .28 Retailers29 Savings and loans . . .30 Mutual savings banks

1980

Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept Oct. | Nov. Dec.

Amounts outstanding (end of period)

311,012

153,63668,72446,46627,216

8,3983,8912,681

116,71967,16638,24928,91722,22027,33356,25629,80122,564

3,89116,83210,6213,4152,302

494121,20546,04837,97623,7524,6526,0962,681

310,149

153,30869,54545,96426,2528,5333,8912,656

117,20267,11938,31228,80721,95528,12855,26929,64121,737

3,89116,87510,6283,4282,331

488120,80345,92037,98923,521

4,5156,2022,656

309,127

152,34770,42145,73025,495

8,6183,9132,603

117,64266,78638,25728,52921,86828,98854,26929,17721,179

3,91316,94410,6353,4752,348

486120,27245,74937,95823,3764,3166,2702,603

307,831

150,93771,54544,95425,073

8,7563,9612,605

117,50265,83737,76728,07021,49730,16853,69028,98720,7423,961

16,97410,5963,5232,377

478119,66545,51737,85422,979

4,3316,3792,605

305,788

149,23872,10144,13924,970

8,7823,9482,610

117,05865,03537,43527,60021,10730,91653,22528,61720,6603,948

16,91210,5323,5292,382

469118,59345,05437,65622,5634,3106,4002,610

304,399

147,88373,11842,99524,7868,8234,1752,619

116,45664,22436,94827,27620,55831,67453,04228,28020,5874,175

16,98810,5933,5442,391

460117,91344,78637,90021,977

4,1996,4322,619

303,853

146,55573,90942,64424,620

8,9914,5002,634

116,12563,34436,23327,11120,39232,38953,03628,07320,4634,500

17,00410,5683,5462,437

453117,68844,57037,97421,7994,1576,5542,634

305,763

146,54874,43343,34724,918

9,1414,7102,666

116,86863,17736,04727,13020,72832,96353,77128,30520,7564,710

17,06810,5643,5662,477

461118,05644,50237,90422,1584,1626,6642,666

306,926

146,36274,82343,56225,301

9,2664,8722,740

116,78162,73435,76826,96620,83133,21654,40628,40321,1314,872

17,11310,5383,6012,511

463118,62644,68738,00622,2684,1706,7552,740

307,222 308,051

145,895 145,14774,985 75,69043,518 43,60625,703 26,4699,611 9,6874,736 4,6622,774 2,790

116,657 116,51762,350 61,84835,572 35,28426,778 26,56420,810 20,85233,497 33,81754,598 55,30428,331 28,36021,531 22,2824,736 4,662

17,276 17,29310,502 10,4523,657 3,7022,654 2,675

463 464118,691 118,93744,712 44,48737,831 38,17122,245 22,2904,172 4,1876,957 7,0122,774 2,790

313,435

145,76576,75644,041•29,410

9,9114,7172,835

116,32761,02534,85726,16821,06034,24259,86230,00125,1444,717

17,32710,3763,7452,737

469119,91944,36338,76922,5124,2667,1742,835


45. Installment credit1—Total outstanding, and net change—ContinuedMillions of dollars


31 Total

By major holder32 Commercial banks . . . .33 Finance companies . . . .34 Credit unions35 Retailers2 . . . .36 Savings and loans37 Gasoline companies . . .38 Mutual savings banks . .

By major credit type39 Automobile40 Commercial banks . .41 Indirect paper . . . .42 Direct loans43 Credit unions44 Finance companies . .45 Revolving46 Commercial banks . .47 Retailers48 Gasoline companies .49 Mobile home50 Commercial banks . .51 Finance companies . .52 Savings and loans . . .53 Credit unions54 Other55 Commercial banks . .56 Finance companies . .57 Credit unions58 Retailers59 Savings and loans . . .60 Mutual savings banks

1980


Net change (during period)3

2,727

5431,013

7383076782

-23

1,53820414757

434900529108339

821043847

811

55619366

293-32

59-23

2,403

1,0321,395-354

12227140-49

98223314390

-200949722523

59140555

3916-5

644271407

-149-47211-49

654

-2631,138-275-9313767

-57

513-348-85

-263-111

972261137576755-34912-3

-175-49117

-161-150

125-57

-1,671

-1,721828

-735-279

1833617

-643-1,182

-628-554-348

887-330-83

-2833614

-484426-8

-712-408-103-379

4157

17

-2,677

-1,936246

-986-46100-41-8

-1,041-1,008

-460-548-481

448-287-241

1-47-50-71

723-9

-1,299-616-209-496-47

77-8

-2,045

-1,783744

-1,2986896

1244

-1,026-1,007

-601-406-636

617-95

-33811912458261229-9

-982-464

115-653-51

674

-1,199

-1,749439

-27089

155132

5

-717-1,083

-784-299-108

47438

-259165132

14-23-245-6

-534-384-33

-156-76110

5

489

-682387465160

5136

18

355-344-286-58215484281-2416913633-81421

6-180-306-111

244-9

-1618

1,055

-265613

36456

939032

84-362-282-80

10436478-81469

9043

-2230350

45020014726

-135832

702

-336454

63134246

9843

201-348-170-178

18531273-1919498

141-21

42120

08752

-11945

-6012643

839

-120594218

52-14

7237

245-138-44-94101282265121727224

-334411

2305-70268115-20-25

37

1,619

-2768603783161908368

302-491-181-310

174619616211322

8366

-344847

5635

38193199-614368


46. Installment credit—Extensions and liquidationsMillions of dollars


1 Total

By major holder2 Commercial banks . . . .3 Finance companies. . , .4 Credit unions . .5 Retailers2

6 Savings and loans7 Gasoline companies . . .8 Mutual savings banks . .

By major credit type9 Automobile , .

10 Commercial banks . .11 Indirect paper . . . .12 Direct loans13 Credit unions14 Finance companies . .15 Revolving16 Commercial banks . .17 Retailers18 Gasoline companies .19 Mobile home20 Commercial banks . .21 Finance companies . .22 Savings and loans . . .23 Credit unions . . . .24 Other25 Commercial banks . .26 Finance companies . .27 Credit unions28 Retailers.29 Savings and loans . . .30 Mutual savings banks

1980

Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec,

Extensions1

27,923

12,3225,4713,4834,368

4621,686

131

8,4414,2852,3301,9551,8432,313

10,5004,9553,8591,686

522335

877624

8,4602,7473,0711,616

509386131

27,581

12,7805,7552,4444,096

6231,780

103

7,9734,3042,3421,9621,2572,412

10,7565,3613,6151,780

452279

84827

8,4002,8363,2591,180

481541103

25381

11,3955,5742,4284,108

5421,745

89

7,3723,5222,0141,5081,2812,569

10,6345,1523,7371,745

435260

86809

7,4402,4612,9191,138

371462

89

23,220

10,2274,8011,8623,845

5911,738

156

5,9222,6831,5421,141

9732,266

10,3475,2813,3281,738

397214

87924

6,5542,0492,448

885517499156

22,093

9,7854,3201,5754,072

5081,700

133

5,5332,7451,6001,145

8171,971

10,3024,9963,6061,700

2991645281

25,9591,8802,297

756466427133

23,349

9,8924,4391,3184,186

5181,847

149.

5,5502,8151,4901,325

7072,028

10,3414,7713,7231,847

424281

5487

26,0342,0252,357

609463431149

23,997

10,0984,8092,3054,148

5821,902

153

6,0682,7711,3291,4421,1972,100

10,6795,0593,7181,902

377226

5295

46,8732,0422,6571,104

430487153

26,176

11,1075,1553,0854,263

4541,941

171

7,4003,6061,8661,7401,5702,224

10,7004,9893,7701,941

415263567818

7,6612,2492,8751,497

493376171

27,064

11,6715,3552,7524,596

5391,965

186

7,5183,7132,0351,6781,4552,350

11,1435,0674,1111,965

442250849513

7,9612,6412,9211,284

485444186

27,365

11,9775,3232,8724,291

6952,009

198

7,5443,7912,1351,6561,4572,296

11,1245,2643,8512,009

513257

89159

88,1842,6652,9381,407

440536198

25,991

11,4324,8522,7954,250

4442,024

194

7,1173,5521,9621,5901,4022,163

10,9535,1553,7742,024

424243937414

7,4972,4822,5961,379

476370194

27,149

. 11,4845,1853,0354,497

6582,061

229

7,2343,2711,8571,4141,5382,425

11,6145,5543,9992,061

479254

89119

177,8222,4052,6711,480

498539229


46. Installment credit—Extensions and liquidations—ContinuedMillions of dollars


31 Total

By major holder32 Commercial banks . . . .33 Finance companies . . . .34 Credit unions . .35 Retailers2

36 Savings and loans37 Gasoline companies . . .38 Mutual savings banks . .

By major credit type39 Automobile40 Commercial banks . .41 Indirect paper . . . .42 Direct loans43 Credit unions44 Finance companies . .45 Revolving46 Commercial banks . .47 Retailers48 Gasoline companies .49 Mobile home50 Commercial banks . .51 Finance companies . .52 Savings and loans , . .53 Credit unions54 Other55 Commercial banks . .56 Finance companies . .57 Credit unions58 Retailers59 Savings and loans . . .60 Mutual savings banks

1980

Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. | Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec.

Liquidations1

25,196

11,7794,4582,7454,061

3951,604

154

6,9034,0812,1831,8981,4091,4139,9714,8473,5201,604

418297406813

7,9042,5543,0051,323

541327154

25,178

11,7484,3602,7984,084

3961,640

152

6,9914,0712,1991,8721,4571,463

10,0344,8383,5561,640

397274456612

7,7562,5652,8521,329

528330152

25,227

11,6584,4362,7034,201

4051,678

146

6,8593,8702,0991,7711,3921,597

10,3735,0153,6801,678

380263

376812

7,6152,5102,8021,299

521337146

24,891

11,9483,9732,5974,124

4081,702

139

6,5653,8652,1701,6951,3211,379

10,6775,3643,6111,702

383262436612

7,2662,4572,5511,264

513342139

24,770

11,7214,0742,5614,118

4081,747

141

6,5743,7532,0601,6931,2981,523

10,5895,2373,6051,747

349235455811

7,2582,4962,5061,252

513350141

24,394

11,6753,6952,6164,118

4221,723

145

6,5763,8222,0911,7311,3431,411

10,4365,1093,6041,723

366255425811

7,0162,4892,2421,262

514364145

25,196

11,8474,3702,5754,059

4271,770

148

6,7853,8542,1131,7411,3051,626

10,6415,3183,5531,770

363249

545010

7,4072,4262,6901,260

506377148

25,687 26,009

11,789 11,9364,768 4,7422,620 2,7164,103 4,140

449 4461,805 1,875

153 154

7,045 7,4343,950 4,0752,152 2,3171,798 1,7581,355 1,4451,740 1,914

10,419 10,6655,013 5,1483,601 3,6421,805 1,875

382 399271 27242 5457 6012 13

7,841 7,5112,555 2,4412,986 2,7741,253 1,258

502 498392 386153 154

26,663

12,3134,8692,8094,157

4491,911

155

7,3434,1392,3051,8341,4391,765

10,8515,2833,6571,911

3722784739

88,0972,6133,0571,362

500410155

25,152

11,5524,2582,5774,198

4581,952

157

6,8723,6902,0061,6841,3011,881

10,6885,0343,7021,952

400276496312

7,1922,5522,3281,264

496395157

25,530

11,7604,3252,6574,181

4681,978

161

6,9323,7622,0381,7241,3641,806

10,9985,3433,6771,978

413288417212

7,1872,3672,4781,281

504396161


47. Flow of funds accounts—Financial assets and liabilities, December 31,1980A. All sectorsAmounts outstanding, billions of dollars

Line, and transaction category

1 Total financial assets . .

2 Total liabilities

3 Gold2

4 SDKs5 International Monetary

Fund position6 Official foreign

exchange7 Treasury currency

8 Demand depositsand currency

9 Private domestic10 U.S. government1 1 Foreign . . . .

12 Time andsavings accounts . . . .

13 Commercial banks . . . .14 Savings institutions . . . .

15 Federal funds andsecurity RPs. . .

16 Money marketfund shares

17 Life insurance reserves . . .18 Pension fund reserves, . . .19 Interbank claims

20 Corporate equities^. . . .

21 Credit marketinstruments

22 U.S. Treasurysecurities^

23 Federal agencysecurities^

24 State and local govern-ment securities5 . . .

25 Corporate andforeign bonds . .

26 Mortgages27 Consumer credit28 Bank loans n e e29 Open market paper . . . .30 Other loans

31 Security credit32 Trade credit6 .33 Taxes payable34 Miscellaneous

Private domestic nonfinancial sectors

Households

Assets Llt^;

4,412.6 . . .

1 49"

StateBusiness and local ToU

"- Assets Liabili- Assets Li£f Assets '

1,028.7 . . . . 214.3 5,655.6

L3 1.835.0 . . . . . 330.4 . . . . .

243 0 . . .243 0

1,307.2 . . .583 6723 6

74 4 . . .

224.2 . . .729 I

1 144 1

88.8 . . . . 11.1 . ; . . . 343.0888 . 11.1 343.0

39.1 62.5 1,408.739 1 62 5 . 685 2

723,6

22 7 . . . . 14.0 36.7

74.4

224,2. . . 729.1

1.144.1

Restof the U.S.

t j world government

Liabili- Assets Liabili- Assets Liabili-ties ties ties

429.1 . . . . 241.9 .

3,662.7 457.3 . . . . . . 858.2

. . . . 38.1

. . . . 20.3 . . . . . 2 .6

2.9 2.9 ..

10.1 5.0 .'.13,6

,•. . . . 24,1 . . . . . 16.2

16.2. . . . 24.1

. . . . 25.9 .8 . . . . .25.9 . . . . .8

9.676.4

. . . -13.1

. . . . 67.6 . . . .

598.2 1,440.6 93.0 1,392.3 114.4 314.1 805.6 3,147.0 181.7 209.6 177.3 742.8

2273 ' -S ^ . S20 274.0 . . . . 114.3 737.8

65 3 . .

69 7

800127.5 97]

38*

1.7 . . . . 20.9 87.9

37 23 6 88 306 5 82 0

39.4 4.4

130 1

3674 . 80.0 -367.4 1,2.6 47.6 . . . . . . . . . .2 . 468 9 32 7 160.27 19 1 . . . . S2.1

28 R W3 *28.5 . . .

54

15.2 2'\t

41 1 42 1 69 6\ .9 . . . . . 150.8 . . . . . . . 7.6

'5 . • . . . 15.2>.0 453.6 364.0 16.3 453.6

1 8 7 171 1 5 "*77.1 13.2 331.5 60.5 . 408.6

1,440.1 13.8 .6385.7368.3 . . . 60.242 1 34.7 48.0

213 3 53 8 124.1

27.5396.3 22.5 16.0 15.0 15.8

182 . . . 12.573.6 62.1 218.8 9.6 *


Financial sectors

Total

Assets

4,239.8

11.2

Liabili-ties

4,005.5

Sponsored agenciesand mortgage pools

Assets

334.8

Liabili-ties

330.5

Monetaryauthority

Assets

173.8

11.2

Liabili-ties

173,8

Commercialbanking

Assets

1,364.0

Liabili-ties

1,283.9

Privatenonbank finance

Assets

2,367.1

Liabili-ties

2,217.3

Allsectors1

Assets

10,566.4

49.322.9

Liabili-ties

8,983.8

Floatsand

discrep-ancies

Assets

6.9

Line

1

2

34

2.9 2.9

5.116.4

31.131.1

59.253.95.2

20.5

53.5

361.2

3,488.2

329.5

179.3

248.1

398.01,277.9

333.5456.3

73,5192.0

44.715.0

133.8

443.4 .5403,9 .5

15 424.1

1,494.6765.8728.8

118.2 6.0

74.4

214.6652.7 . . :26.0

55.5

553.5 323.9 302.2

1.7

302.2 .8 302.2

75.611.1 242.8

27.8 . . .87.7 .449.0 78.2

32.4

10 8329.5 4.4 28.4

5.116.4

121.5 2.9117.4 2.9

3 5.5

6.3 47.3 47.3

.1

131.4 1,243.6

121.3 111.2

9.3 60.9

149.2

7.7264.6176.7456.3

.8 16.9

20.9

3.6 5.1 49.3

321.9286.4

11 923.6

765.8765.8

109.8

-21.3

32.2

6.3

25.9

974.4

27.727.7

59.253.9

5.2

14.5

361.1

1,789.5

95.2

108.3

99.0

390.3770.5156.9

55.5113.8

23.815.0

76.4

728.8

728.8

8.5

74.4

214.6652.7

55.5

219.1

69.411.1

27.861.849.0

32.4

9.8221.6

10.116.4

414.4374.1

16.224.1

1,494.6765.8728.8

57.2

74.4

224.2729.140.4

1,572.9

4,652.9

737.8

306.6

330.1

490.61,451.8

385.7456,3177.8316.1

59.9506.1

24.8614.0

10.113.6 -2.8

443.4 29.0 '403.9 29.8

15.4 -.824.1

1,494.6765.8728.8

118.2 61.1

74.4 . . . . .

224.2729.1 . . . . .26.0 -14.5

55.5

4,652.9

737.8

306.6

330.1

490.61,451.8

385.7456.3177.8316.1

59.9428.1 -78.0

28.9 4.1621.9 7.9

67

89

1011

121314

15

16

171819

20

21

22

23

24

252627282930

31323334

115


47. Flow of funds accounts—Financial assets and liabilities, December 31,1980— ContinuedB. Private nonbank financial institutionsAmounts outstanding, billions of dollars

Transaction category

1 Total assets

2 Total liabilities

3 Demand depositsand currency

4 Time and savingsaccounts

5 Commercial banks6 Savings institutions . . . .

7 Federal funds andsecurity RPs

8 Money marketfund shares

9 Life insurance reserves10 Pension fund reserves

11 Corporate equities-*

12 Credit marketinstruments

13 U.S. Treasurysecurities^

14 Federal agencysecurities^

15 State and local govern-ment securities . . . .

16 Corporate and foreignbonds

17 Mortgages18 Consumer credit19 Bank loans n e e20 Open-market paper . . . .21 Other loans

22 Security credit23 Trade credit24 Taxes payable25 Miscellaneous

Total

Assets

2,367.1

27.7

59.253.95.2

14.5

361.1

1,789.5

95.2

108.3

99.0

390.3770.5156.9

55.5113.8

23.815.0

76.4

Liabili-ties

2,217.3

728.8

728.8

8.5

744

2146652 7

55.5

219.1

• 69.411.1

27 861.849.0

32.4

9 8221.6

Savingsand loan

associations

Assets Li£f

629.8

5965

36

7.8 511.07 8

511.0

10.8 8.5

Mutualsavingsbanks

Assets Lit^

U- Assets

172.6 70

160.1 . . .

3 9 1

.4 153.4 74 2

153.4 5

3 7

mfndni iOSMMCejmons companies

Liabili- . t Liabities Assels ties

Privatepension

funds

ii- Assets Liabili-Assets ties

.8 469.1 279.2

64 4 441 4 279.2

7 2.8 ...

2 644o2 644

1.9

10310.3

214.616S 6 279.2

573.1 66.7

5.5

41.2

1 2

3 7502.8 8.8

17 55 2

49490

2 534.5 7.9

5.3

154.2 61

53 7

53.0

9 385.1

1 S 8

17.5 6.5 11.1 . . . .

2 4 6 7

21 2 178099 8 4 3 131 141 . . . 44 0 . .

4 0 . , 11.041 5

. 168.2

92.6

24,1

6.7

58.137

405.0 6.7 . . . . 28.1 57.2 6.2


State andlocal governmentretirement funds

Assets

207.9

Liabili-ties

Otherinsurancecompanies

Assets

185.0

207.9

Liabili-ties

Financecompanies

Assets

181.4

127.3

Liabili-ties

169.6

Real estateinvestment

trusts

Assets

5.7

Liabili-ties

8.0

Open-endinvestmentcompanies

Assets

55.5

Liabili-ties

Moneymarketfunds

Assets

74.4

55.5

Liabili-ties

Securitybrokers

and dealers

Assets

35.6

74.4

Liabili-ties

32.8

Line

1

2

4.6 2.7 4.7

33.433.4

7

8

910

11

74.4

207.9

54.3 35.1 42.2 55.5 2.9

149.0 . . .

18.0 . . .

18.0 . . .

4.1

98.0 . . .10.9 . . .

. . 132.2

14.2

7,3

83.6

26.4.7

15.0

176.6 146.2 4.2

64.313.0 4.291 3. . . . 20.7

61.272 3

13 16126.0 21.8 1.5

6.1 12.5 . . .

1.9

1.3 6.62.4

1.9.5 41

1.9

39.8 8.3

8.2 5.2

1.1

2.0

31.6

... . 23.8 32.4

.41.1

12

13

14

15

161718192021

22232425


48. Flow of funds accounts, 1971-80A. Summary of credit market debt outstanding, by sectorAmounts outstanding at end of year, billions of dollars

Transaction category, or sector

1 Total credit market debt owed by non-financial sectors

2 U.S. government3 Treasury issues4 Agency issues and mortgages . .

5 Private domestic nonfinancial sectors6 Debt capital instruments7 State and local obligations8 Corporate bonds9 Mortgages

10 Home mortgages11 Multifamily residential . ,12 Commercial13 Farm

14 Other debt instruments15 Bank loans n.e c16 Consumer credit17 Open market paper18 Other . . . .

19 By borrowing sector, total20 State and local governments21 Households

22 Nonfinancial business23 Farm24 Nonfarm noncorporate .25 Corporate

26 Foreign credit market debt owed toUnited States. . . .

27 Bonds28 Bank loans n.e.c. .29 Open-market paper30 U.S. government loans

1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980

Nonfinancial sectors

1,624.7

325.7317.3

8.5

1,242.8866.4161,8186.1518.5322.668.395.432.2

376.4140.7157.8

9.968.1

1,242.8166.9526.6

549.351.488.5

409.5

56.215.07.34.3

29.6

1,791.6

340.8331.5

9.3

1,389.4968.5176.5198.3593.7365.1

81.0111.835.8

420.9157.6177.610.675.0

1,389.4181.4591,5

616.557.2

102.6456.7

61.316.010.43.2

31.7

1,987.3

349.1339.4

9.6

1,570.51,073.6

191.2207.5674.9411.5

91.4130.741.3

496.9194.7203.7

13.185.5

1,570.5193.7671.7

705.167.0

116.3521.8

67.717.013.14.2

33.4

2,172.6

360.8351.5

9.4

1,730.61,171.3

207,7227.1736.5446.1

98.3145.846.3

559,3226.8213.6

19.899,2

1,730.6209.2722.8

798.675.1

123.7599.8

81.119.117.811.432.8

2,374.9

446.3437.3

8.9

1,834.31,271.5

223.8254.3793.3485.6

98.9157.950,9

562.8214,2223.3

17.2108.2

1,834.3222.9772.3

839.183.9

125.8629.5

94.325.321.611.735.7

2,636.1

515.8506,4

9.3

2,005.41,395.6

239.5277.2879.0549,6102.7169.657.0

609.8217.2248.821.2

122.6

2,005.4238.2863.3

904.094.8

130.3678,9

114.933.928.413.639.0

2,971.8

572.5564.1

8.4

2,270.81,571.6

263,2298.1

1,010.3646.2110.1188.265.7

699.2243.9289.424,3

141.6

2,270.8258.5

1,003.4

1,008.8109.4143.3756.2

128.538.931.416.142.1

3,368.5

626.2619.2

7.0

2,576.81,768.2

291.4318.3

1,158.5751.2120.4210.9

76,0

808.6279.4340.025.4

163.8

2,576.8282.1

1,164.8

1,129.8127.6156.6845.7

165.542.949.926.646.0

3,755.0

663.6658,0

5.6

2,909.31,965.3

305.1339.4

1,320.8862.6129.2236.7

92.4

943.9332.3384.236.3

191,1

2,909.3290.6

1,331.7

1,287.0153.5172.3961.2

182,246.848,737.848.9

4,099.4

742.8737.8

5,0

3,147.02,137.6

330.1367.4

1,440.1951,6135.3256.8

96,5

1,009.4368.3385.742.1

213.3

3,147.0314.1

1,440.6

1,392.3161.5183.3

1,047.6

209.647.660.248.053.8


48. Flow of funds accounts, 1971-80—ContinuedA. Summary of credit market debt outstanding, by sector-ContinuedAmounts outstanding at end of year, billions of dollars


1 Total credit market debt owed byfinancial sectors . . .

By type of instrument2 U.S. government-related. . .3 Sponsored credit agency securities4 Mortgage pool securities .5 Loans from U S government

6 Private financial sectors . . .7 Corporate bonds8 Mortgages9 Bank loans n e e

10 Open-market paper11 Loans from Federal Home Loan Banks

12 Total, by sector

13 Sponsored credit agencies14 Mortgage pools15 Private financial sectors16 Commercial banks17 Bank affiliates18 Savings and loan associations19 Finance companies20 Real estate investment trusts

1 Total credit market debt . .

2 U S government securities . . . .3 State and local obligations4 Corporate and foreign bonds5 Mortgages6 Consumer credit7 Bank loans n e e8 Open-market paper9 Other loans

Selected claims not included above10 Security credit11 Trade credit . . . . . . .12 Investment company shares13 Other corporate equities

1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980

Financial sectors

127.0

49.540.0

9.5

77.523.75.7

14.325.9

7.9

127.0

40.09.5

77.53.02.0

14.154.34.1

150.3

57.943.514.4

92.328.87.4

20.427.8

8.0

150.3

43.514.492.34.12.6

15.761.1

8.8

193.6

77.959.818.0

115.832.36.1

29.532.715.1

193.6

59.818.0

115.84.14.9

21.770.714.4

232.1

100.976.423.8

.7

131.234.44.9

33.636.521.8

232.1

77.123.8

131.24.38.3

26.576.215.8

244.3

114.578.834.1

1.6

129.837.4

7.229.937.517.8

244.3

80.334.1

129.84.58.7

24.276.715.7

267.5

133.182.149.8

1.2

134.443.2

9.326.439.715.9

267.5

83.349.8

134.45.27.9

24.383.413.8

319.6

158.588.270.3

161.153.312.326.049.220.2

319.6

88.270.3

161.15.79.1

34.2100.811.3

399.3

199.9111.388.6

199.460.813.328.863.932.7

399.3

111.388.6

199.45.9

15.848.5

119.69.7

487.9

254.8135.5119.3

233.168.612.128.382.341.8

487,9

135.5119.3233.1

6.120.459.9

138.38.4

553.5

302.2159.9142.3

251.375.611.127.887.749.0

553.5

159.9142.3251.3

6.325.966.7

146.26.1

All sectors

1,751.7

373.8161.8224.8525.7157.8162.240.0

105.6

28.7196.756.7

1,003.7

1,941.8

397.4176.5243.1602.4177.6188.541.6

114.7

37.4221.259.8

1,138.1

2,180.9

425.7191.2256.8682.3203.7237.3

50.0134.0

29.5263.946.5

901.4

2,404.7

459.9207.7280.6742.5213.6278.267.6

154.5

24.7210.934.1

641.7

2,619.2

558.1223.8317.0801.5223.3265.7

66.4163.3

28.5223.442.2

849.5

2,903.6

646.7239.5354.2889.2248.8272.074.6

178.6

41.1246.847.0

1,059.7

3,291.4

730.1263.2390.4

1,023.5289.4301.4

89.5203.9

47.2273.842.8

996.6

3,767.8

825.3291.4422.0

1,172.5340.0358.2115.9242.5

47.6325.842.6

1,043.5

4,242.9

917.7305.1454.8

1,333.6284.2409.3156.4281.8

45.9391.646.2

1,188.3

4,652.9

1,044.4330.1490.6

1,451.8385.7456.3177.8316.1

59.9428.1

55.51,517.4


48. Flow of funds accounts, 1971-80-ContinuedB. Direct and indirect claims on credit market debtAmounts outstanding at end of year, billions of dollars; exceptions noted.


1 Total credit market debt claims againstnonfinancial sectors

Public agencies and foreign2 Total held3 US. government securities . . . . . .4 Residential mortgages5 Federal Home Loan Bank advances to

savings and loans6 Other loans and securities

By sector7 US government. . . . .8 Government-related agencies and pools9 Monetary authorities

10 Foreign1 1 Agency debt and mortgage pool securities

not in line 1

Private domestic holdings12 Total held13 U S. government securities14 State and local obligations15 Corporate and foreign bonds16 Residential mortgages17 Other mortgages and loans . .18 LESS* Federal Home Loan Bank advances

Private financial intermediation19 Credit market claims held by private

financial institutions20 Commercial banking21 Savings institutions22 Insurance and pension funds23 Other finance .

24 Sources of funds25 Private domestic deposits and RPs26 Credit market debt27 Other sources28 Foreign funds . . . .29 Treasury balances30 Insurance and pension reserves31 Other, net

1971 | 1972

1,624.7 1,791.6

238 7 258.71196 127235 3 42 3

79 80759 81,2

59 9 62 454.5 63.471 1 71 353.2 61.6

49 5 57 9

1,435.6 1,590.8254.3 270.21618 1765198 1 211 3357.1 405.2472 2 535 6

7.9 8.0

1.1820 1,330.5497 8 568 3294.3 341.6305 3 322 2

84 5 98 4

1,182.0 1,330.5708.4 809.3

77 5 92 3396 1 428.9

198 256102 109

250.2 260.8115.9 131.6

1973 | 1974

1,987.3 2,172.6

290.7 342.21366 148550 6 65 3

151 21 888 4 106.6

65 5 73 182.5 109.080 6 86.762.2 73.4

77 9 100 9

1,774.4 1,931.3289.0 311.4191 2 207.7221 3 242 3453.6 480.36344 711.4

15.1 21.8

1,491,8 1 617.06529 7197376.7 400,3345 9 375.71163 1212

1,491.8 1,617.0906.5 974.11158 13124695 511.7

28 7 39.099 48

282.0 312.8149.0 155.1

1975

2,374.9

386.8171 081 5

17 8116 5

882123.995 379.5

1145

2,102.5387.1223.8275 1504.17303

17.8

1,741.0749 1453.6416.31220

1,741.01,066.0

129 8545.2303

3 1341.5170.3

1976

2,636.1

441.1197 8943

15 9133.2

97.2144.2105.194.7

133 1

2,328.0448.9239.5305 6559.1790.9

15.9

1,930.9808.7524.2466.2131.8

1,930.91,190.6

1344605.925.73.0

374.2202.9

1977

2,971.8

52642380114 7

202153 5

109 1171.01122134.1

158 5

2,603.9492.1263.2328 1642.6898.220.2

2,188.28963606.2535.31504

2,188.21,331.1

161 1696.0

27.673

425.9235.1

1978

3,368.5

636.1281 9141 2

327180.4

129.5215.6119.2171.8

1999

2,932.3543.5291.4350.6731.2

1,048.332.7

2,485.51 025.0

682.0608.9169.6

2,485.51,473.7

199.4812.433.914.1

483.8280.6

1979

3,755.0

718.528391797

41 82130

151 9275.61269164.0

2548

3,291.3633.8305.13763812,7

1,205.341.8

2,776.31,143.9

738.0680.6213 7

2,776.31,607.2

233 1936.0

60.114.5

532.4329,0

1980

4,099 4

81423069211 6

49 02468

177 3323.9131 4181.7

302 2

3,587.3737.5330.1402 3875.8

1,290.549.0

3,033.01,243.6

789.2758.9241 3

3,033.01,775.2

251 31,006.5

37.011 9

591.7365.9


48. Flow of funds accounts, 1971-80-ContinuedB. Direct and indirect claims on credit market debt-ContinuedAmounts outstanding at end of year, billions of dollars; exceptions noted.


Private domestic nonfinancial investors32 Credit market claims33 U.S. government securities34 State and local obligations35 Corporate and foreign bonds36 Open-market paper etc . . . .37 Other

38 Deposits and currency39 Security RPs40 Money market fund shares41 Time and savings accounts42 Large at commercial banks43 Other at commercial banks44 At savings institutions

45 Money46 Demand deposits47 Currency

48 Total of credit market instruments,deposits, and currency

49 Public support rate (percent)50 Private financial intermediation (percent)51 Total foreign funds

52 Total market value53 Investment company shares . . . .54 Other equities

55 Held by financial institutions56 Other holdings

1971

331.1129.351.443.119.188.2

761.91.1

534.460.1

203.3271.0

226.4173.053.4

1,093.0

14.782.373.0

1972

352.7133.554.448.020.496.3

867.12.7

617.975.0

226.5316.4

246.6188.757.9

1,219.8

14.483.687.2

1973

398.3152.359.850.130.2

106.0

968.413.7

693.6112.5236.2344,9

261.1199.361.8

1,366.7

14.684.190.8

1974

445.5171.369.155.236.0

114.0

1,042.211.52.4

759,1144.8248.3365.9

269.2201.168.1

1,487.7

15.883.7

112.4

1975

491.3195.477.563.534.7

120.2

1,140.311.73.7

843.0129.0288.6425.4

281.9207.6

74.3

1,631.6

16.382.8

109.8

1976

531.5212.0

81.469.336.6

132.3

1,272.214.03.7

956.5109.9352.1494.5

298.0216.4

81.6

1,803.8

16.782.9

120.4

1977

576.8233.7

83.966.346.1

146.8

1,421.016.33.9

1,077.5132.9381.1563.4

323.4233.5

89.9

1,997.8

17.784.0

161.7

1978

646.2266.686.964.862.4

165.5

1,572.923.710.8

1,192.7178.8389.3624.6

345.7246.599.2

2,219.1

18.984.8

205.7

1979

748.2327.4

78.976.273.1

192.5

1,714.330.345.2

1,274.9172.8432.8669.3

363.8256.7107.1

2,462.4

19.184.4

224.1

1980

805.6361.8

82.080.069.6

212.3

1,892.636.774.4

1,408.7203.1482.1723.6

372.8255.3117.4

2,698.3

19.984.5

218.6

Corporate equities not included above

1,060.456.7

1,003.7

195.6864.9

1,198.059.8

1,138.1

244.8953.1

947,946.5

901.4

201.8746.2

675.834.1

641.7

146.8529.0

891.742.2

849.5

196.7695.0

1,106.647.0

1,059.7

236.5870.1

1,039.442.8

996.6

222.7816.7

1,086.142.6

1,043.5

235.6850.5

1,234.546.2

1,188.3

268.2966.3

1,572.955.5

1,517.4

361.21,211.7

NOTES BY LINE NUMBER

1. Line 1 of Table 48, part A.2. Sum of lines 3-6 or 7-10.6. Includes farm and commercial mortgages.

11, Credit market funds raised by federally sponsored credit agencies,and net issues of federally related mortgage pool securities.Included in lines 3,13, and 33.

12. Line 1 less line 2 plus line 11. Also line 19 less line 26 plus line 32,Also sum of lines 27, 32, 39,40, 41, and 46.

17. Includes farm and commercial mortgages.25. Sum of lines 39, 40, 41, and 46.26. Excludes equity issues and investment company shares. Includes

line 18.28. Foreign deposits at commercial banks, bank borrowings from

foreign branches, and liabilities of foreign banking agencies toforeign affiliates.

29. Demand deposits at commercial banks.30. Excludes net investment of these reserves in corporate equities.31. Mainly retained earnings and net miscellaneous liabilities.32. Line 12 less line 19 plus line 26.33-37. Lines 13-17 less amounts acquired by private finance. Line 37

includes mortgages.47. Mainly an offset to line 9.48. Sum of lines 32 and 38, or line 12 less line 27 plus line 47.49. Line 2 divided by line 1.50. Line 19 divided by line 12.51. Sum of lines 10 and 28.52-54. Includes issues by financial institutions.


48. Flow of funds accounts, 1971-80-ContirmedC. Sector statements of financial assets and liabilitiesAmounts outstanding at end of year, billions of dollars

Category

1 Total financial assets

2 Deposits and credit market instruments^

3 Deposits4 Demand deposits and currency5 Time and savings accounts6 Commercial banks7 Savings institutions8 Money market fund shares . . . .

9 Credit market instruments . . . .10 US government securities11 Treasury issues .12 Savings bonds13 Other Treasury14 Agency issues

15 State and local obligations16 Corporate and foreign bonds . . . . - .17 Mortgages18 Open-market paper

19 Corporate equities . . . .20 Investment company shares21 Other corporate equities

22 Life insurance reserves23 Pension fund reserves. . . . .24 Security credit25 Miscellaneous assets. . .

26 Total liabilities

27 Credit market instruments28 Home mortgages . . . . . . . . . .29 Other mortgages30 Installment consumer credit31 Other consumer credit32 Bank loans n.e.c33 Other loans . . . . . .

34 Security credit35 Trade credit36 Deferred and unpaid life insurance premiums . . .

1971 1972 1973 1974 1975

Households, personal trusts

2,152.7

872.5

624.3129.8494.5223,5271.0

248.297.076.554.422.120.5

46.143.154.17.9

834.156.7

777.4

136.8275.8

4.928.7

550.9

526.6317.120.3

118.339.59.2

22.3

13.15.85.4

2,387.1

970.6

711.0142.2568.8252.4316.4

259.796.679.657.721.917.0

48.448.060.5

6.2

914.159.8

854.3

143.7322.3

5.031.3

621.5

591.5358.621,5

133.244.510.123.6

17.56.56.0

2,300.5

1,087.0

788.7156.1632.6287.7344.9

298.3115.496.760.436.418.6

53.750.163.915.3

712.746.5

666.1

151.3310.6

4.934.1

698.3

671.7405.7

22.6155.148.613.526.2

13.27.16.4

2,200.6

1,194.6

853.9163.0688.5322.6365.9

2.4

340.7136.0113.663.350.322.4

61.955.268.219.5

504.834.1

470.7

158.0302.5

3.936.8

749.3

722.8440,9

23.7164.649.015.229.4

11.48.07.1

2,551.5

1,314.5

943.2'166.9772.6347.2425.4

3.7

371.3152.8133.467.466.019.4

68.163.571.915.1

659.742.2

617.5

166.6365.7

4.540.6

801.2

772.3479.024.8

172.450.913.731.5

12.19.17.7

1976 1977 1978 1979 1980

and nonprofit organizations

2,944.4

1,461.9

1,067.4181.9881.9387.4494.5

3.7

394.5162.8139.672.067.623.2

70.669.379.811.9

827.247.0

780.2

175.0427.9

6.346.0

899.3

863.3540.625.8

194.054.814.633.4

17.210.58.4

3,118.0

1,628.7

1,198.7203.7991.1427.6563.4

3.9

430.0177.2149.476.872.727.7

73.266.391.821.6

777.042.8

734,2

186.5465.5

7.352.9

1,044.8

1,003.4634.026.9

230.858.617.435.7

20.311.89.3

3,422.0

1,815.2

1,329.1222.1

1,096.3471.7624.6

10.8

486.0203.8166.780.786.037.1

75.064.8

106.236.1

808.542.6

765.9

198.5530.5

8.860.5

1,210.0

1,164.8738.2

27.9275.6

64.319.239.5

21.713.210.3

3,836.2

2,029.8

1,455.7235.7

1,174.8505.5669.345.2

574.1268.9209.879.9

129.959.1

66.576.2

122.639,9

918.046.2

871.9

211.2599.4

9.068.9

1,378.6

1,331.7850.728.9

311.372.822.145.8

20.614.611.7

4,412.6

2,222.9

1,624.7243.0

1,307.2583.6723.674.4

598.2292.6227.3

72.5154.865.3

69.780.0

127.528.5

1,144.155.5

1,088.6

224.2729.1

15.277.1

1,497.3

1,440.6941.4

29.8313.4

72.228.854.9

27.516.013.2


48. Flow of funds accounts, 1971-80-ContinuedC. Sector statements of financial assets and liabilities-ContinuedAmounts outstanding at end of year, billions of dollars

Category


2 Liquid assets3 Demand deposits and currency4 Time deposits . . . .5 Foreign deposits6 U S government securities . . . .7 State and local obligations8 Commercial paper9 Security RPs . .

10 Consumer credit . . .1 1 Trade credit12 Miscellaneous assets13 Foreign direct investments^14 Insurance receivables15 Equity in sponsored agencies16 Other


18 Credit market instruments19 Tax-exempt bonds^ . . . .20 Corporate bonds^21 Mortgages . . . .22 Home mortgages23 Multifamily . . . .24 Commercial

25 Bank loans n.e.c26 Commercial paper . . . .27 Acceptances28 Finance company loans . .29 United States government loans

30 Profit taxes payable31 Trade debt32 Miscellaneous liabilities . . . .

MEMO33 Net trade credit

Debt subtotals4

34 Securities and mortgages .35 Loans and short-term paper36 Total short-term liabilities37 Ratios (percent)37 Long-term debt due to credit market debt38 Short-term debt due to credit market debt . . . .39 Liquid assets to short-term liabilities

1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 | 1978 1979 1980

Nonfinancial corporate business

406.0

78.842.6

9.51.2

10.03.2

11.31.1

18.6202.5106.176.411.9

17.5

610.7

409.5.1

186.192.1

2.821.767.6

106.96.21.8

14.61.6

13.3174.013.9

28.5

278.3131.2318.6

68.032.024.7

455.5

88.044.911.92.27.94.2

14.22.7

18.4229.8119.381.513.7

23.7

681.0

456.7.6

198.3109.0

3.324.581.2

119.97.01.8

18.21.8

13.3196.2

14.9

33.5

307.9148.8358.3

67.432.624.6

526.0

101.046.316.63.34.54.0

14.911.3

21.7266.8136.69L715.7

28.8

793.1

521.82.4

207.5127.1

2.926.997.3

149.68.42.4

22.32.1

15.6235.1

20.6

31.7

337.0184.8435.5

64.635.423.2

516.7

105.447.820.54.95.64.7

16.55.5

22.2243.6145.5100.4

17.8

26.9

815.8

599.84.1

227.1140.7

2.628.3

109.8

180.012.53.6

28.13.7

16.7174.125.1

69.5

371.9227.9418.7

62.038.025.2

557.6

125.253.922.4

5.814.34.5

19.64.7

22.3250.0160.1114.120.0

25.5

851.9

629.56.7

254.3152.0

3.328.8

11^.8

168.99.63.8

30.33.9

14.3180.527.7

69.5

413.0216.5411.3

65.634.430.4

610.4

139.055.524.4

7.416.63.4

24.77.0

24.0269.5177.8126.623.4

.527.4

925.5

678.99.2

277.2165.4

4.531.5

129.4

171.511.05.1

35.54.1

21.8194.030.8

75.5

451.7227.2443.1

66.533.531.4

664.8 756.7

141.0 151.356.3 61.629.2 31.2

8.7 10.710.4 4.13.5 3.7

24.5 26.38.3 13.7

25.0 26.7300.6 355.5198.2 223.2139.0 156.427.8 32.6

.5 .630.9 33.6

1,027.0 1,172.9

756.2 845.712.7 15.8

298.1 318.3184.5 207.3

6.1 6.533.2 36.2

145.2 164.7

192.5 224.012.8 15.55.7 5.0

45.8 54.14.0 5.7

20.4 23.9215.7 262.5

34.6 40.8

84.9 93.1

495.3 541.4260.9 304.3497.1 590.6

65.5 64.034.5 36.028.4 25.6

873.5

169.767.535.911.71.33.7

33.216.3

30.4421.4251.9179.137.2

,635.0

1,361.7

961.221.2

339.4231.6

5.938.6

187.0

270.724.3

6.061.16.9

24.9323.5

52.3

97.9

592.23690717.3

61,638.423.7

946.2

183.568.939.112.0-3.6

3.441.122.7

32.5453.6276.5197.142.0

.636.8

1,479.0

1,047.623.6

367.4250.0

5.140.6

204.2

299.828.4

6.963.28.4

18.2352.7

60.5

100.9

641.0406.6777.5

61.238.823.6


49. Selected measures of nonfinancial business activity, 1980]

1967 = 100; monthly data are seasonally adjusted. Exceptions are noted.

Measure

1 Industrial production, total

Market groupings2 Products total3 Final, total . .4 Consumer goods5 Equipment6 Intermediate7 Materials

Industry groupings8 Manufacturing

Capacity utilization (percent)2

9 Manufacturing . . .10 Industrial materials industries11 Construction contracts (1972 = 100)3. . . .12 Nonagricultural employment, totar13 Goods-producing total14 Manufacturing, total15 Manufacturing production worker16 Service-producing . . . . . .17 Personal income total^18 Wage and salary disbursements19 Manufacturing20 Disposable personal income^. . .21 -Retail sales6

Prices7

22 Consumer. . . .23 Producer finished goods

1980

147.0

146 7145.3145.41452151.91476

146.7

79.079.8

161.8137.6110,3104.4994

152.6342 9314.7261.5332.5300.2

246.8247.0

Jan.

153,0

150 1147.2147.9146,1160.91576

153.5

83.986.1

190137.8113.2107.1103 4151.3329 7305.9257.6320.7303.6

233.2234.4

Feb.

152.8

1502147.7148.2147.1159.21569

153.1

83.585.6

171138.1113.1107.01029151.8331 2308.0259.7321.8298.0

236.4237.7

Mar,

152.1

1498147.5148.0146.8158.51557

152.0

82.884.7

155138.11126106.81028152.13335309.8260.9324.0292.4

239.8240.0

Apr.

148.2

146 5145.4145,2145,815031509

14810

80.382.1

130138.0111 4105.6101 2152 6333 7308.6258.2324 1286.6

242 5242.1

May

143.8

14341429142.11440145.5144 2

143 5

77678.3

125137.4110 1104.299 1

152.53356309.2255.53256285.0

2449243.4

June

141.4

14251422141.81428143.71398

1402

75775.7

145136.91090103.097 5

152.23376309.9254.23272290.4

247 6244.9

July

140.3

1429142.4142.11428144.61364

1393

74.973.7

148136.71079102.2965

152.53430310.6254.3333 1299.1

2478249.3

Aug.

142.2

1445143.3142.9143 7148.91388

141 2

75.574.6

192137.11086102.8974

152.73459314.4258.53354301.0

2494251,4

Sept.

144.4

1456144.1144.5143 6151,21425

143.9

76.776.4

163137.51092103.2978

153.0350 1317.8262.9339.3306.0

251 7251.4

Oct.

146.6

147 1145.7146.31448152.4145 9

1465

78.278.4

167137.81095103.4980

153.33547323.6267.6343 2308,0

253 9255.4

Nov.

149.2

1487147.4148.1146.5153.4150 1

148.9

79.480.4

210138.11100103,8984

153.53583328.0273.1346.4313.8

256.2252.2

Dec.

150.4

1494147.8147.1148.8155.41522

150.4

79.981.3

193138.21100103.798 3

153.7361 4330.5275.8349.2315.8

2584257.2


50. Output, capacity, and capacity utilizationA. Output1967 = 100; quarterly data are seasonally adjusted.

Series

1 Manufacturing , . . .

2 Primary processing1 .3 Advanced processing^

4 Materials3 . . .

5 Durable goods6 Metal7 Nondurable goods8 Textile, paper, and chemical . . . .9 Textile

10 Paper . .11 Chemical12 Energy

1979

153.6

162.8148.7

156.4

157.8123.8175.9183.7121.0143.5227.4

' 128.9

1980

146.7

149.6145.2

147.6

143.0104.3171.5177.7117.4145.6217.2129.3

1979

Ql153,8

162.6149.1

156.2

158.6124.9173.3179.7118.1136.9224.0129.4

Q2

153.4

162.4148.7

155.9

157.8124.5174.4182.1119.4141,6225.9128.8

Q3

153.7

163.9148.3

156.9

158.6126.3176.8185.0122.7146.8227.7128.2

Q4

153.4

162.5148.5

156.5

156.3119.6179.2187.9123.8148.9231.8129.0

1980

Ql152.9

161.2148.8

156.7

155.4118,3180.2188.6124.6147.7233.3131.0

Q2 j

143.9

145.0143.3

145.0

140.7101.5166.1171.5U7.7141.2207.3129.1

Q3

141.5

139.7142.3

139.2

131.487.3

163.2167.0113.2143.6200.0128.4

Q4

148.6

152.7146,2

149.4

144.3109.4176.3183.7113.7149.7228.2128.2

B. Capacity1967 output = 100; quarterly data are seasonally adjusted.

Series

1 Manufacturing . .

2 Primary processing1

3 Advanced processing2

4 Materials3

5 Durable goods . . .6 Metal7 Nondurable goods .8 Textile, paper, and chemical . . . .9 Textile

10 Paper11 Chemical . .12 Energy

19794

179.3

184.8176.4

179.0

183.6140.2194.7202.6137.7151.1252.0148.6

1980

185.6

190.5183.0

184.5

188.9141.0202.4211.5139.2156.6265.3152.0

1979

Ql177.0

182.6174.0

176.7

181.5139.9191.8199.5137.0148.9247.3146.9

Q2

178.6

184.1175.6

178.2

182.9140.1193.7201.6137.4150.4250.5148.0

Q3

180.1

185.6177.3

179.8

184.3140.3195.6203.7137.9151.9253.6149.2

Q4

181.7

187.1178.9

181.2

185.7140.6197.6205.8138.4153.3256.8150.3

1980

Ql183.3

188.5180.5

182.7

187.1140.8199.6208.1138.7154.7260.1151.1

Q2

184.8

189.8182.2

183.8

188.3140.9201.5210.4139.1155.9263.6151.7

Q3

186.4

191.2183.8

185.1

189.5141.2203.4212.6139.4157.2267.1152.3

Q4

187.9

192.5185.5

186.4

190.6141.3205.3214.9139.7158,5270.5152.8

C. Capacity utilization5

Percent; quarterly data are seasonally adjusted.

Series

1 Manufacturing

2 Primary processing*3 Advanced processing^

4 Materials3 . . . .

5 Durable goods . . .6 Metal7 Nondurable goods8 Textile, paper, and chemical . . . .9 Textile

10 Paper . .1 1 Chemical12 Energy

1979

85.7

88.184,3

87.4

85.988.390.490.687.995.090.286.8

1980

79.1

78.579.4

80.0

75.773.984.784.084.393.081.985.1

1979

Ql

86.9

89.085.7

88.4

87.489.390.490.186.291.990.588.1

Q2

85.9

88.284,7

87.5

86.388.990.090.386,994.290,287.0

Q3

85.3

88.383.7

87.2

86.090.090.490.889.096.789.885.9

Q4

84.4

86.983.0

86.3

84.185.190.691.289.497.190.385.9

1980

Ql83.4

85.582.5

85.8

83.184.090.390.689.895.589.786.7

Q277.9

76.478.7

78.8

74.772.082.481.584.690.578.785.1

Q375.9

73.177.4

75.2

69.361.880.278.581.291.374.984.4

Q4

79.1

79.378.8

80.1

75.777.485.985.581.494.584.383.9


51. Industrial production1

Monthly data are seasonally adjusted.

Grouping

MAJOR MARKET

1 Total index .

2 Products3 Final products.4 Consumer goods . .5 Equipment6 Intermediate products7 Materials

Consumer goods8 Durable consumer goods9 Automotive products . .

10 Autos and utility vehicles . .11 Autos12 Auto parts

and allied goods . .13 Home goods . . . .14 Appliances, A/C, and TV. .15 Appliances and TV. . . . .16 Carpeting and furniture . . .17 Miscellaneous home goods.18 Nondurable consumer goods. . .19 Clothing20 Consumer staples21 Consumer foods and

tobacco22 Nonfood staples23 Consumer chemical

products24 Consumer paper

products ,25 Consumer energy

products26 Residential utilities . . .

Equipment27 Business .28 Industrial29 Building and mining30 Manufacturing3 1 Power32 Commercial, transit,

and farm . .33 Commercial34 Transit35 Farm36 Defense and space

Intermediate products37 Construction supplies38 Business supplies . . .39 Commercial energy products .

Materials40 Durable goods materials . .41 Durable consumer parts42 Equipment parts43 Durable materials n.e.c44 Basic metal materials45 Nondurable goods materials . . .46 Textile, paper, and chemical

materials47 Textile materials48 Paper materials49 Chemical materials50 Containers nondurable . .51 Nondurable materials n.e.c. . .52 Energy materials53 Primary energy54 Converted fuel materials . . . .

Supplementary groups55 Home goods and clothing . .56 Energy total . .57 Products58 Materials

1967propor-

tion

100.0

60.7147.8227.6820.1412.8939.29

7.892.832.031.90

.805.061.401.331.072.59

19.794.29

15.50

8.337.17

2.63

1.92

2.621.45

12.636.771.443.851.47

5,863.261.93.67

7.51

6.426.471.14

20.354.585.44

10,345.57

10.47

7.621.851.624.151.701.148.484.653.82

9.3512.23

3.768.48

1979


Index (1967 = 100)

152.0

149.5146 5151.31399161.0155 7

161 2182.7175.01477

202 2149.2125 6126.5171.4152 8147.31322151 5

141.8162.8

201.4

119.5

155.8165 7

168.2151 6208.0128 1157 8

187 3220.8146.5142 0

92.3

159.6162 4173.3

158.4148.6182.2150.2124.9172.1

178.0118.0133.3222.3171.7133.7129.1114.3147.0

141.4138.9161.1129.1

152.5

150.1147.1151.81406161.3156 1

161 1179.6170.8145.4

202.2150.61294131.0173.2152.9148.0133.1152 2

142.3163.7

203.1

122.1

154.61672

169.3152 6207.3129.6159 1

188.5221.3147.41474

92.4

159.5163.1173.4

158.1146.0184.4149.7124.1173.6

180.1117.4137.4224.8170.7134.5129.7113.4149.6

142.6139.1160.3129.7

153.5

151.31486153.4141 9161.41569

163 7186.8178.8153.8

2072150.81287130.6175.5152.6149.3134.6153 3

144.8163.2

202.8

121.4

154.11673

171.01528205.2130.31602

1920224.6152.0149093.0

159.41634173.7

159.4145.8186,8151.0126.7174.2

181.0119.0139.9224.8169.8135.6129.5114,6147.6

143.4138.9160.1129.5

151.1

148.51454149.3140 1160.1154 9

151 8163.0147.4128 6

202 7145.6115 4116.5172.5150 8148.31306153 2

145.0162.8

201.6

120.9

154.5166 1

168.71504204.2128 0156 0

1898223.2147.9148 292.1

157 1163 1173.7

155.6136.7186.3147.7123.2174.1

181.8117.6141.5226.2164.5137.7129.7114.1148.7

138.7139.1160.3129.7

152.7

150.4147.8152,2141 8160.1156 1

160.6182.7176.3153.1

199.0148.31278129.6172.0

,149.6148.9131.41537

145.3163.4

205.2

121.3

152.3163.8

171.2151 8203.7130.1157 7

193 7225.1155.31508

92.4

157.6162 5172.4

158.1142.5187.4149.6123.9174.7

182.1118.7141.1226.5165.7138.4128.3111.8148.3

140.5137.5158.4128.3

153.0

150.51477152.1141 7160.71568

1590176.2167.4148.0

198.5149.41288130.8173.8150.5149.3133.3153 8

145.7163.1

205.9

121.1

150.9161.0

171.2151 8205.3129.71568

193 8226.7153.9148 192.2

158.0163 3169.6

159.6141.9191.0150.9125.9174.4

182.3121.8142.1225.1162.5138.8128.4112.1148.2

142.0137.0156.5128.4

153.0

150.11474151.2142 1160.3157 4

156 8168.5153.4139.6

2068150.2129 1131.1174.7151.6149.0131.8153 8

146,5162.2

206.1

119.9

149.21577

171.3151 2207.41303151 0

1946227.4154.3151 0

92.9

15791627169.6

160.3138.5191.3153.5129.5175.5

183.2122.2146.2224.9166.8137.5128.1111.3148.7

141.7136.5155.4128.1

152.1

149.1145.8148.7141.9161.31566

148.0147.0125.1118.5

202.7148.6123 3126.1173.4152.1149.0130.81540

145.4164.0

208.8

121.2

150.6161.8

171.6151.7210.6131.1147 7

194.6231.4148.5148 391.9

158.7163 9170.9

157.7129.7191.5152.3127.1177.1

185.4121.6146.2229.2166.4137.5128.7114.6145.9

140.4137.3156.7128.7

152.7

150.21473150.0143 7160.61566

1524157.6139.7128.0

203.0149.51296132.2174.2150.0149.0131.2153 9

145.7163.4

207.2

121.1

150.6161 9

173.4153 5212.0130.41563

1965231.6155.0145 3

93.8

15781634170.5

157.7131.9192.9150.6124.3177.8

186.3124.4148.1228.9166.6137.7127.7112.7145.9

141.1136.6156.7127.7

152.7

150.1147.3150.0143.6160.61566

153.1159.2142.4129.0

202.1149.7128.0130.2173.1151.7148.8130.4153 9

145.9163.1

206.4

121.7

150.1162.2

172.3151.8203.2130.8156.3

196.0234.5154.61280

95.4

157.9163 3172.4

157.2131.5193.2149.5121.3178.8

187.6124.4148.1231.2169.1134.6128.1113.6145.7

140.8136.9156.8128.1

152.3

149.8147 1149,11442160.21562

149.6150.6131.0118.3

200.3149.0129 8132.4171.6150.0149.0132.3153 6

144.8163.8

207.9

119.3

152.2166 5

172.6153 5205.1132.5157 6

194.7223.5150.1139596.4

157.4163 0172.7

155.8126.1195.1148.3119,9178.5

187.0123.2148.5230.5168.1137.6129.4114.0148.2

141.3138.3158.4129.4

152.5

149.8147.2148.6145.2159.6156.6

146.7141.8121.4110.2

193.6149.4133.1135.5170.8149.4149.3131.3154.3

145.8164.3

207.8

121.0

152.4165.0

174.1153.2205.0132,1157.8

198.1237.2151.9141.096.7

155.7163.5173.8

155.8125.1196.7147.8118.1180.2

189.2123.8150.1233.6168.2138.8129.4113.7148.5

141.1138.4158.9129.4


51. Industrial production1—ContinuedMonthly data are seasonally adjusted.

Grouping

MAJOR MARKET

1 Total index

2 Products3 Final products. . .4 Consumer goods5 Equipment6 Intermediate products7 Materials

Consumer goods8 Durable consumer goods9 Automotive products

10 Autos and utility vehicles . .1 1 Autos . . . . . . .12 Auto parts

and allied goods13 Home goods14 Appliances, A/C, and TV. .15 Appliances and TV16 Carpeting and furniture . . .17 Miscellaneous home goods.18 Nondurable consumer goods. . .19 Clothing20 Consumer staples21 Consumer foods

and tobacco . .22 Nonfood staples23 Consumer chemical

products24 Consumer paper

products25 Consumer energy

products26 Residential utilities . . .

Equipment27 Business28 Industrial29 Building and mining30 Manufacturing31 Power32 Commercial, transit,

and farm33 Commercial. . .34 Transit35 Farm36 Defense and space

Intermediate products37 Construction supplies38 Business supplies .39 Commercial energy products .

Materials40 Durable goods materials41 Durable consumer parts42 Equipment parts .43 Durable materials n.e.c44 Basic metal materials45 Nondurable goods materials . . .46 Textile, paper, and chemical

materials . . . . .47 Textile materials48 Paper materials49 Chemical materials50 Containers, nondurable51 Nondurable materials n.e.c. . .52 Energy materials53 Primary energy . , . . . .54 Converted fuel materials . . . .

Supplementary groups55 Home goods and clothing56 Energy, total57 Products . . . .58 Materials

1967propor-

tion

100.00

60.7147.8227.6820.1412.8939.29

7.892.832.031.90

.805.061.401.331.072.59

19.794.29

15.50

8.337.17

2.63

1.92

2.621.45

12.636.771.443.851.47

5.863.261.93.67

7.51

6.426.471.14

20.354.585.44

10.345.57

10.47

7.621.851.624.151.701.148.484.653.82

9.3512.233.768.48

1980


Index (1967 = 100)

153.0

150.11472147.9146 1160.9157.6

1430132.6110.8100.2

187 7148.8130 1131.41709149.81499129.6155 5

1470165.5

210.5

123.4

151.11629

175.2157.2222.1133.1156.7

196.0238.2145 0137.197.2

156.71650171.9

156.312061998149.3120.3182.2

191.11246150.8236.6171.8138.2130.4115.2148.8

140.0138.7157.4130.4

152.8

150.2147 7148.2147 1159.2156.9

145 1143.2126.3118 7

186 1146.2123 6125.8168 2149.41494129.31550

1464164.9

211 5

122.0

149.6162 1

176 5159.7231 4134.4155.5

196.0238.7146 9129.997.6

154.4164 0171.0

15521206198 9147.6117.4180.8

189.1125 6146.1234.3171.5138.6131.6114.2152.7

138.5139.1156.1131.6

152.1 148.2

149.8 146.5147 5 145.4148.0 145.2146 8 145 8158.5 150.3155.7 150.9

144 3 136 5140.9 126.9121.9 102.9114.8 97.7

1890 188.0146.2 141.8123 1 115.2126.0 117.9169 5 164.6149.2 146.8149 5 148.6130.3 128.2154 8 154.3

146 6 146.3164.4 163.6

208.9 207.6

121.3 120.4

151.5 151.1168 4 170.1

176 2 174 5159.2 159.1234 4 237.8133.4 131.9152.9 153.0

195.8 192.4240.4 235.6144 o 144 5127.7 120.097.4 97.6

152.9 139.4164 1 161 2172.1 172.2

154.6 147.91204 109.7198 9 195 0146.5 140.1118.2 110.1177.7 173.3

185.7 180.0123 6 120.3146.2 141.6228.9 221.7168.4 168.5138.1 135.3131.0 130.3115.8 116.1149.5 147.4

138.9 135.6139.2 138.6157.7 157.5131.0 130.3

143.8

143.41429142.11440145.5144.2

128 8118.692.8885

184 2134.51024105.4154 1143.81474126.6153 1

1465160.9

203.9

120.2

147.51649

171 8157.12398129.1149.0

188.8233.51362122.897.4

132.0158 8170.4

140.099 1

190 8131.4101.0165.4

171.2118 1141.7206.5158.1137.3128.2115.6143.5

130.9136.3154.4128.2

141.4

142.51422141.8142 8143.7139.8

128 1121.396.495 0

184 7131.81049107.8146.2140.5147.2125.5153 3

147 0160.5

202.2

120.0

148.4166.4

169 7155.0241.7125.5147.4

186.6228.81379121.497.7

128.7158 5168.3

134.294.5

183 2126.097.2

159.5

163.2114 7140.4193.8157.9137.3128.9116.0144.5

128.9136.7154.4128.9

140.3

142.9142.4142.11428144.6136.4

1280127.5103.5102.0

188.5128.3104.1105.2136.1138.1147.7122.2154.7

147.1163.7

205.4

123.0

151.6172.7

1695154.6242.4125.8144.0

186.8228.3138 7123.097.9

128.4160.7171.1

129.092.5

177.0120.086.7

157.1

159.6112.7140.2188.1159.1137.9128.4114.8145.0

125.5137.3157.5128.4

142.2

144.5143 3142.9143 7148.9138.8

128 3120.793.190 1

1909132.6113 5114.2142 1139.01487125.6155 2

1463165.4

210.3

122.6

151.8173 8

171 1155.4243 8125.5147.0

189.2235.61376112.397.7

134.1163 6173.4

131.3968

1763122.889.9

161.3

164.8112 7142.6196.7160.0139.7129.3115.4146.2

129.4138.2158.3129.3

144.4

145.6144 1144.5143 6151.2142.5

133 5131.2106.598.9

193 9134.7115.8117.1147.8139.6148.9123.51560

147 5165.8

211.1

122.2

152.2173.8

170 7154.0242.5124.0145.9

189.9237.61346116.898.1

138.5163.7174.0

133.9102.81766125.291.4

171.3

176.5114 3148.0215.3169.7139.0127.6114.1144.2

129.6137.2158.8127.6

146.6

147.1145.7146.31448152.4145.9

1390140.9119.2109.7

196.1137.8122.2124.5150.2141.2149.3122.5156.7

148.9165.8

211.1

125.8

149.6169.6

171.9153.5242.8123.1145.4

193.1242.0135 6120.999.2

140.6164.1173.2

139.5108.3179.1132.4100.7174.3

180.8113.7148.6223.4168.9138.4126.2113.9141.3

130.8135.6156.8126.2

149.2

148.71474148.1146 5153.4150.1

1434146.1125.4115.4

198 6141.81284131.0154 1144.01500125.51567

149 1165.6

211.0

128.3

147.3166.0

173 9155.3247.9124.3145.3

195.4244.81375121.9100.3

142.61642174.0

146.1113 11842140.6114.7175.1

182.4115 2149.5225.2166.5139.2128.9114.4146.5

134.3137.0155.4128.9

150.4

149.4147 8147.1148 8155.4152.2

141 3139.0116.2105.9

197 0142.6126.4128.7157.3145.4149.3121.0157.2

149.0166.6

213.8

127.7

147.8166.2

177.1159.1253.3128.5146.5

198.0248.51390122.4101.0

145.2165.5175.4

147.4113.8186.1142.0114.3179.6

187.8112.2151.1235.9169.9139.7129.6116.0146.1

132.7137.7156.1129.6


51. Industrial production1-ContinuedMonthly data are seasonally adjusted.

Grouping SICcode

1967propor-

tion

1979

Jan. 1 Feb. Mar. Apr. May June | July Aug. Sept

Index (1967 - 100)

Oct. Nov. Dec.

MAJOR INDUSTRY

1 Mining and utilities. . 0 12.05 144.4 144.1 144.0 144.1 143.3 142.7 143.1 144.7 144.6 145.7 147.5 148.2

2 Mining . .3 Utilities4 Electric5 Manufacturing . »6 Nondurable7 Durable . .

Mining8 Metal9 Coal

10 Oil and gas extraction, .1 1 Stone and

earth minerals . . . .

Nondurable manufactures12 Foods13 Tobacco products14 Textile mill products . .15 Apparel products16 Paper and products. . . .

17 Printing and publishing.18 Chemicals and

products19 Petroleum products . . .20 Rubber and plastic

products21 Leather and products . .

Durable manufactures22 Ordnance, private and

government23 Lumber and products . .24 Furniture and fixtures. .25 Clay, glass, and stone

products

26 Primary metals27 Iron and steel28 Fabricated metal

products29 Nonelectrical

machinery30 Electrical machinery . . .

31 Transportationequipment

32 Motor vehicles andparts . .

33 Aerospace andmiscellaneoustransportationequipment . . . . .

34 Instruments . . .35 Miscellaneous

manufactures

MAJOR MARKET

36 Products, total

37 Final38 Consumer goods, . . .39 Equipment40 Intermediate

0 6.360 5.690 3.880 87.950 35.970 51.98

10 .5111,12 .69

13 4.40

14 .75

20 8.7521 .6722 2.68 -23 3.3126 3.21

27 4.72

28 7.7429 1.79

30 2.2431 .86

19,91 3.6424 1.6425 1.37

32 2.74

33 6.57331,2 4.21

34 5.93

35 9.1536 8.05

37 9.27

371 4.50

372,9 4.7738 2.11

39 1.51

124.7166.5188.3153.0161.6147.0

124.5124.2122.9

135.9

143,9120.6142.1136.0144.7

135.6

207.5147.0

270.075.4

74.6137.3161.7

168.2

123.3113.3

149.1

161.2171.2

141.5

178.7

106.5175.2

152.0

122.6168.1189.9153.6162.9147.2

125.4121 8120.1

1317

145.3116.2141.5138.0146.6

138.2

209.7144.5

271.174.6

75.81372163.1

166.7

120.4110,8

150.8

162.9173.1

140.0

173.3

108.6176.0

154.0

1230167.6188.6154.9164.0148.6

127.11266119,8

135.6

147,4123.31430138.5149.0

1373

210.4143.6

272.374,2

7541377163,5

165.7

123.81162

150.2

164.1174.3

143.4

179,7

109.2177.0

154.5

123.4 123 3167.2 165.7187.9 185.3151.9 154.1162.6 163.6144.5 147.6

129.0 123.21291 1302119.8 1197

135.3 137 8

146.8 148.3120.0 120.5142.7 142 1134.0 133.1149.0 147 8

135.7 1368

209.3 211.2145.8 144.4

267.4 271.971.2 72.5

74.0 74 61372 1358159.4 159.6

161.6 164.5

122.0 121.21158 1143

148.8 150.3

161.4 164.4170.6 174.6

131.6 141.8

156.0 175.8

108.6 109.9176.3 174.7

152.3 150.7

123 6164.1182.6154.2163.7147.6

123.314291183

1373

1490117.71450136.41480

1369

209.6143.6

271.170.1

7421368159.6

163.6

124,2118 1

149.3

164.6175.1

139.3

169.0

111.3175.9

153.2

124 1164.2182.6154.4164.8147.2

128.91369119.5

136.4

148.9118.9146.3132.7154.3

135.6

211.8144.2

278.070.0

74.0135 2159.5

163.7

126.7119,0

149.3

165,5174.7

135.2

159.2

112.6174.0

155.0

126.8164.6183.3152.9165.2144.4

127.1144.1122.2

138.3

147,5114,8145.7132.5154.0

137.7

214.8143.1

278.569.7

73,9138.5161.7

162.5

121.1112.0

147.6

166.3172.1

125.2

138.5

112.6173.9

155.7

126.0165.4184.5153.9165.4145.9

122.1142.6121.8

137.5

148.1117.5148.7135.7155.3

137.2

212.8141.5

276.670.8

73.9138.6162.7

161.5

122.1115.0

146.5

165.2176.7

131.8

150.3

114.5172.9

153.6

1278165.7184.5153.7164.8146.0

124.21460123 6

1382

147.7115.61477131.51542

137.2

212.9142.6

278.070.1

77.11387163.3

163.6

118.4108,8

147.5

162.9177.3

133.3

150.1

117.4175.0

154.5

1299 1314167.2 166.9186.6 186.0153.3 153.2165.0 165.3145.2 144.8

132.2 136.9143.3 143 4125.1 127.2

140.5 141 4

147.9 148 4113.0 116.6148.5 148 0133.5 131.1154.3 1557

136.2 1378

215.3 216.8142.1 145.4

271.3 263,870.4 71.2

78.0 77,51359 1324162.9 161.0

164.1 163.8

117.1 115.3108.1 1066

146.9 146.2

162.9 163.0179.5 181,6

128.3 127.3

139.3 137.1

117.9 118.1173.4 175.0

155.3 153.7

Gross value (billions of 1972 dollars, annual rates)

0 507.42

0 390.920 277,520 113.420 116.62

627.5

483.1330.2152.9144.4

628.5

483.1330.3152.8145.4

638.2

491.9335.7156.2146,4

619.1 633.1

474.5 488.5323.7 332.0150.8 156.5144.6 144.6

629.9

485.2330.3155.0144.6

626.7

482.7328.6154.1144.0

615.0

469.9320.0149.9145.1

623.9

479.8324.9154.9144.1

623.7

479,3325.3154.0144.4

618.8 619.7

475.1 476.1322.5 322.1152.6 154.0143.7 143.6


51. Industrial production1—ContinuedMonthly data are seasonally adjusted.

Grouping SICcode

1967propor-

tion

1980


Index (1967 = 100)

MAJOR INDUSTRY

1 Mining and utilities. .. 0 12.05 147.5 148.7 151.1 149.0 148.1 148.9 149.0 149.9 149.5 148.9 151.5 152.4

2 Mining3 Utilities4 Electric5 Manufacturing6 Nondurable7 Durable

Mining8 Metal9 Coal

10 Oil and gas extraction. .11 Stone and earth

minerals

Nondurable manufactures12 Foods . . .13 Tobacco products14 Textile mill products . .15 Apparel products16 Paper and products. . . .

17 Printing and publishing.18 Chemicals and

products19 Petroleum products . . ,20 Rubber and plastic

products21 Leather and products . .

Durable manufactures22 Ordnance, private and

government23 Lumber and products . .24 Furniture and fixtures. .25 Clay, glass, and stone

products

26 Primary metals27 Iron and steel28 Fabricated metal

products29 Nonelectrical

machinery30 Electrical machinery . . .

31 Transportationequipment

32 Motor vehiclesand parts

33 Aerospace andmiscellaneoustransportationequipment

34 Instruments35 Miscellaneous

manufactures

MAJOR MARKET

36 Products, total

37 Final38 Consumer goods . . . .39 Equipment40 Intermediate

0 6.360 5.690 3.880 87.950 35.970 51.98

10 .5111,12 .69

13 4.40

14 .75

20 .87521 .6722 2.6823 3.3126 3.21

27 4.72

28 7.7429 1.79

30 2.2431 .86

19,91 3.6424 1.6425 1.37

32 2.74

33 6.57331,2 4.21

34 5.93

35 9.1536 8.05

37 9.27

371 4.50

372,9 4.7738 2.11

39 1.51

133.2 132.9163.4 166.3181.8 185.4153.5 153.1166 0 165 8144.8 144.4

1366 1356140.0 137.21299 1304

143 9 141 7

149.9 149.41187 1200148.1 148.0131 7 130 7158.3 153.0

138.5 139.9

218.2 217.3146.1 143.6

268.0 267.173.2 72.5

77.3 77.7131.7 130.9160 8 157 9

1642 163.5

117,7 113.6108 9 105 6

144 8 145 3

167.1 167.0181.3 179.5

122.0 126.0

127.0 134.6

117.3 118.0175.7 174.7

154.4 152.3

133.1171.11928152.01643143.5

133 5138.8131 5

1372

1486121 2144.91335153.7

139 1

212.9140.0

266.272.6

78.0126.6161 7

1579

115.2108 1

144 8

166.5179.9

123.9

130.1

118.1173.1

152.8

132.7167.2187.5148.0161 6138.5

123 5143.5131 7

134 5

148.1121 4142.41300148.0

136.7

208.7136.1

261.371,1

78.4104.4158 3

1490

1Q7.097 8

1406

163.2MIA

116.0

116.2

115,7173.8

151.2

132.7165.2185.0143.5158.1133.3

121 8145.2132 6

1298

148.61169138,61287145.8

135.6

198.9131.5

246.770.1

78.7104.9149 8

140.7

96.885 1

132.2

162.1171.1

110.0

106.7

113.1171,2

147.3

132.6167.1188.4140.2155.1129.9

121.0150.1132.3

126.4

149.3115,7136.0126 1145.6

135.3

191.5130.5

240.468.7

78.5110.2143.2

135.2

91.376.4

125.0

158.3166.2

110.0

106.8

113.0169.2

144.3

130.6169.61923139.31546128.7

83 1149.9133 5

1279

149,1119 6131,3123 6143,6

139.2

190.8127.9

241.067.8

77.8113.81383

135 1

83.3687

122 6

154.1165.8

110.3

107.0

113.5167.5

145.0

129.6172.6196.6141.2157.6129.9

71 2153.01334

125 3

148.71187134.8125 5146.8

141.7

198.2124.4

243.367.9

78.1120.21408

137,1

86.9760

124.8

159.6166.8

108.5

104,1

112.7168.6

145.5

130.7 132.1170,6 167.7193.7 189.6143.9 146.5161.0 162.1132.1 135.7

72,8 90.8149.1 149.7134.7 134.5

1297 129.8

149.9 151,11197 123.6133.2 134.31235 121.7153.6 153.4

140.9 142.5

208.2 209.4129.0 128.0

254.4 258,867.5 70.1'

78.9 79.4121,6 121.4144.5 146.7

143.8 146.2

90.6 99.680.4 92.0

128.8 131.7

159.5 160.9167.4 169.8

113.3 118.3

113.7 123.2

112.8 113.7168,1 169.6

144.6 145.0

135.1169,9192.6148.9163 0139.2

107 2151.71'36 1

1327

151.6123 5136.4125 7154-3

142,1

211.7128,6

258.971.0

79.7123.7147,6

148.8

113.2107 6

132.3

162.9173.0

121.8

129.2

114.9170.0

147,1

138.6167.9189.5150.4165.0140.3

122.2153.5138.4

137.4

151.0118.8135.61227157.0

143.0

220.5131.3

262.367.9

79.6123.6148.6

153.0

111,5103,0

135.7

166.9175.1

120.4

125,7

115.4171.9

151.0

Gross value (billions of 1972 dollars, annual rates)

0 507.42

0 390.920 277.520 113.420 116.62

615.9 620.1

471.3 476.6317.6 319.5153.8 157.1144.6 143.5

618.3

475.4320.5154.9142.9

598.9

464.5312.1152.4134.4

5863

456,0305.4150.5130.4

584.6

455.2305.5149.7129.4

586.5

456.3307.6148.7130,2

587.3

453.4304.8148.6133.9

597.1 604.0

461.1 467.0311.8 315.8149.2 151.2136.0 137.1

611.8

473.5320.7152.9138.3

612.4

472.6317.7154.9139.8


52. Summary of U.S. international transactionsMillions of dollars; quarterly figures are seasonally adjusted except as noted.1

1 Balance on current account . . .2 Not seasonally adjusted . . . .

1Q7Qiy /y

1,414

1 QGfilyoO

3,723

Ql

1,2281,713

19

Q2

-679628

79

Q3

1,052-2,537

Q4

-1891,610

Ql-2,095-1,575

19

Q2

-545905

80

Q3

4,9751,149

Q4

1,3903,244

3

45678

9

10

11

12

n1415

16

17

181920

21

22

2324

25

26

27

28

2930

31

32

33

M

"*S36

37

Merchandisetrade balance2

Merchandise exports . . . .Merchandise imports . . . .

Military transactions, net . . .Investment income, net3 . . .Other service

transactions net

Remittances, pensions,and other transfers . . . .

U.S. government grants(excluding military) . . .

Change in U.S. governmentassets other than officialreserve assets, net(increase, — ) . . . .

Change in U.S. official reserveassets (increase, — )

GoldSDRsReserve position in Interna-

tional Monetary Fund . .Foreign currencies

Change in U.S. private assetsabroad (increase, — )3 . . . .

Bank-reported claimsNonbank-reported claims . .U.S. purchases of foreign

securities, netU.S. direct investments

abroad, net3

Change in foreign officialassets in the United States(increase, +)

U.S. Treasury securities. . . .Other U.S. government

obligationsOther U.S. government

liabilities4

Other U.S. liabilities reportedby U.S banks

Other foreignofficial assets^

Change in foreign privateassets in United States(increase, +)3. .. .

U.S. bank-reported liabilities .U.S. nonbank-reported

liabilitiesForeign private purchases

of U.S. Treasurysecurities, net

Foreign purchases of otherU.S. securities, net . . . .

Foreign direct investments inUnited States, net3 . . . .

Allocations of SDRs

DiscrepancyOwing to seasonal

adjustmentsStatistical discrepancy in

recorded data beforeseasonal adjustment . . .

-27,346184,473

-211,819-1,94733,462

2839

-2,057

-3,536

-3,767

-1,132-65

-1 136

-189257

-57,739-26 213-3,026

-4,552

-23,948

-13,757-22,435

463

-133

7213

1,135

52,70332,607

2,065

4,820

1,334

11,877

1 139

21 140

21,140

-25,342223,966

-249,308-2,51532,762

5 874

-2,397

-4,659

-5,165

-8,155o-16

-1,667-6472

-71,456-46 947-2,653

-3,310

-18,546

15,4929,683

2,187

636

-159

3 145

34,76910,743

5,109

2,679

5,384

10,853

1 152

29 640

29,640

-4,73042,036

-46,766-1346,759

644

-457

-854

-1 093

-3,5850

— 1 142

-86-2357

-3,3795 926

-2,953

-856

-5,496

-8 688-8,832

-5

—22

—51

222

10,9486,773

-368

2,564

425

1,554

1 139

3 430

-42

3,472

-7,28343,834

-51,117-3247,633

676

-470

-911

-971

322o6

-78394

-14,990—7 921

504

-476

-7,097

-9784-12,860

94

344

2436

202

16,79312,018

1 010

-129

540

3,354

0

9 309

1 165

8,144

-6,97447,236

-54,210-5659,321

671

-520

-881

-778

2,77900

-522,831

-26,943-17,833

-649

-2,247

-6,214

6,0115,026

333

314

172

166

18,33413,153

177

1,465

157

3,382

o—455

-3,122

2,667

-8,35951,367

-59,726-9239,749

845

-611

-890

-925

-649-65o

27-611

-12,429-6385

72

-974

-5,142

-1,295-5,769

41

—768

4656

545

6,630663

1,246

920

213

3,588

o8 857

2000

6,857

-10,12654,898

-65,024-9189,836

991

-542

-1,336

-1,456

-3,2680

—1 152

-34-2082

-7,915-1 203-1,083

-766

-4,863

-7,462-5,357

801

—68

-3 198

360

14,9716,599

416

3,300

2,435

2,221

1 152

6073

-206

6,279

-6,74455,667

-62,411-4276,518

1 440

-545

-787

-1,187

5020

112

-99489

-24,152-20 165

92

-1,369

-2,710

7,5574,360

250

420

1 676

851

-326-4,509

1,092

-1,260

468

3,883

0

18 151

1 355

16,796

-2,90256,252

-59,154-4558,154

1,681

-591

-912

-1,427

-1,1090

-261

-294-554

-16,766-12,440

343

-818

-3,851

7,6863,769

549

80

1 823

1,465

3,965916

373

-254

241

2,689

o2 676

-3,291

5,967

-5,57057,149

-62,719-7158,257

1,762

-720

-1,624

• -1,094

-4,279o

1 285

-1,240-4,324

-22,622-13 139-2,005

-356

-7,122

7,7126,911

587

205

—460

469

16,1577,737

3,228

893

2,240

2,059

o2 736

2,139

597


52. Summary of U.S. international transactions—ContinuedMillions of dollars; quarterly figures are seasonally adjusted except as noted.1

Item

MEMOChanges in official assets

38 U.S. official reserve assets(increase — )

39 Foreign official assetsin the United Statesexcluding line 27(increase, +)

40 Changes in OPEC officialassets in the United States(part of line 24 above) . . .

41 Transfers under military grantprograms (excluded fromlines 4, 6, and 10)

1979lOTQ 1QCA . ,-r-

Ql Q2 Q3 Q4 <

1980

31 Q2 Q3 Q4

-1,132 -8,155 -3,585 322 2,779 -649 -3,268 502 -1,109 -4,279

-13,624 14,856 -8,666 -10,128 5,697 -527 -7,394 7,137 7,606 7,507

5,543 12,744 -1,463 281 1,760 4,965 2,988 4,617 4,115 1,024

305 635 29 49 88 139 144 155 125 211

53. U.S. reserve assetsMillions of dollars, end of period

Type

1 Total1

2 Gold stock2

3 Special drawing rights1^4 Reserve position in International

Monetary Fundl>4

5 Convertible foreign currencies^

1 Totall

2 Gold stock2

3 Special drawing rights1^4 Reserve position in International

Monetary Fund1'45 Convertible foreign currencies5'6

1 Total1

2 Gold stock2

3 Special drawing rights1-3

4 Reserve position in InternationalMonetary Fund1*4

5 Convertible foreign currencies5*6

Jan.

20,46811,5922 661

1 0175 198

Sept.

18,557

11,2282 725

1,2803 324

May

21,917

11,1723,744

1 1575,844

Feb.

20,29211,5442 672

1 1204956

19

Oct.

18,016

11,1942,659

1,2382925

June

21,943

11,1723,782

1 3855,604

Mar.

21,65511,4792,667

1,1216388

79

Nov.

19,285

11,1122}705

1,3224 146

July

21,845

11,1723,842

1 4105,421

19

Apr.

21,40211,4182,602

1,0976285

Dec.

18,956

11,1722,724

1,2533,807

19

Aug.

22,691

11,1724,009

1 5645,946

79

May

22,29911,3542,624

1,1937 128

Jan.

20,989

11,1723,871

1,2514,695

80

Sept.

22,994

11,1684,007

1,6656,154

June

21,26811,3232,670

1,2046071

19

Feb.

20,887

11,1723,836

1,2874,592

Oct.

23,967

11,1633,939

1,6717,194

July

20,04511,2902,690

1,2004865

80

Mar.

21,491

11,1723,681

1,2225,416

Nov.

25,673

11,1623,954

1,8228,735

Aug.

20,04511,2592,689

1,2774820

Apr.

21,644

11,1723,697

1,0945,681

Dec.

26,756

11,1602,610

2,85210,134


54. Selected U.S. liabilities to foreign official institutionsA. By typeMillions of dollars, end of period

1 Total1

2 Liabilities reported by banksin the United States2

3 U.S. Treasury bills and certificates3

U.S. Treasury bonds and notes4 Marketable5 Nonniarketable4 . * . . . .6 U.S. securities other than

U.S. Treasury securities^

1 Total1


3 U S Treasury bills and certificates3

U.S. Treasury bonds and notes4 Marketable5 Nonmarketable4 ,6 U.S. securities other than

U S. Treasury securities5

1 Total1



U.S. Treasury bonds and notes4 Marketable5 Nonmarketable4

6 U.S. securities other thanU S Treasury securities5

1 Total1



U.S. Treasury bonds and notes4 Marketable5 Nonmarketable4

6 U.S. securities other thanU.S. Treasury securities5

Jan.

134,954

17,98849,752

33 87920,473

12,862

Oct.

152,491

22,23258 005

36 17821,426

14650

July

148,222

26 03149,425

37,42119 797

15 548

Apr.

140,597

2805540,527

37 64316,384

17,988

Feb.

137,957

19,02052,689

33 60219,602

13,044

1978

Nov.

156,932

22,29262 656

3624220993

14 749

Aug.

148,919

25 61550 146

37 93219 547

15 679

May

143 605

28 62142,731

3806816,184

18,001

Mar.

146,067

19,45959,302

3459719,513

13,196

Dec.

162,625

23,32667 671

35 89420970

14 764

19

Sept.

150,075

25 88450,842

38,02419 547

15 778

June

149,289

2901845,907

39 78615,954

18,624

Apr.

142,781

19,48457,675

32 89819,444

13,280

Jan.

162,933

22,77968437

3606220952

14 703

79

Oct.

147,050

25 24749 411

3808018 497

15 815

July

153 235

2928647,982

40 54815,954

19,465

1978

May

141,324

19,32756,493

32 35719,355

13,792

Feb.

160,709

23,81365 803

3546420912

14 717

Nov.

141,687

26 99543 921

37 04317 837

15 891

1980

Aug.

154 897

2960049,811

39 80315,654

20,029

June

140,979

19,16855,594

32,87919,284

14,054

19

Mar.

154,492

23,27659,774

35,98920,471

14,982

Dec.

149,546

30,54047,666

37,59017 387

16,363

Sept.

156,894

30,84149,361

40,80115,254

20,637

July

144,582

19,80756,849

34,19219,214

14,520

79

Apr.

148,622

25,24751,614

3623120,467

15,063

Jan.

146,102

2488848,864

38,07317 434

16843

Oct.

157,376

28,73450,392

41,46515,254

21,531

Aug.

146,612

20,42056,371

34,90220,375

14,544

May

141,224

25,92343 727

3608220,467

15,025

1980

Feb.

145,105

2460648,234

37,80917 384

17,072

Nov.

163,212

2954655,104

41 76515,254

21,543

Sept.

145,697

20,08655,078

35,60720,304

14,622

June

144,370

25,71246,304

3637920,697

15,278

Mar.

142,153

2734242,797

37,70616 784

17 524

Dec.

164,402

3038156,243

41 43114,654

21,693


54. Selected U.S. liabilities to foreign official institutions-ContinuedB. By areaMillions of dollars, end of period

1 Total

2 Western Europe1

3 Canada4 Latin America and Caribbean5 Asia . . . !6 Africa7 Other countries2

1 Total

2 Western Europe1

3 Canada ,4 Latin America and Caribbean5 Asia . . .6 Africa . .7 Other countries2

1 Total

2 Western Europe1

3 Canada4 Latin America and Caribbean5 Asia6 Africa7 Other countries2 . .

1 Total

2 Western Europe1

3 Canada4 Latin America and Caribbean5 Asia6 Africa . . . .7 Other countries2

Jan.

134,954

72,5982,0784589

53,2071,706

776

Oct.

152,491

85 1422,6184635

57,1742,184

738

July

148,222

86,7042,1165,317

50,7842613

688

Apr.

140,597

74,1991 9035,899

54 5433,316

737

Feb.

137,957

74,4411,3895,179

54,3851,901

662

1978

Nov.

156,932

88,4382,4464 519

58,4342,303

792

Aug.

148,919

86,5892,1854,417

52,0963,219

413

May

143,605

74,2042 1345,955

57,4932,889

930

Mar.

146,067

762941,6335 772

59,5921,7581,018

Dec.

162,625

930892,4865046

58,8542,408

742

19

Sept.

150,075

87,26424124,816

52,6372 511

435

June

149,289

75,3512 1575,943

62 2732,694

871

Apr.

142,781

73,6552,4765,583

58,0891,8721,106

Jan.

162,933

94 5322,1504 351

59,1192,256

525

79

Oct.

147,050

85,6151,9544,478

52,0342 583

386

July

153,235

78,1911 9076,309

63 1832,930

715

1978

May

141,324

72,8882,6805,429

57,4661,945

916

Feb.

160,709

92,9451,9084 342

58,3862,339

789

Nov.

141,687

80,8711,9714,500

51,5792,215

551

1980

Aug.

154,897

78,5492 1566,049

64,3853,281

477

June

140,979

74,5832,5934,677

56,4601,689

977

19

Mar.

154,492

90,3613,0884,141

54,1162,112

674

Dec.

149,546

85,6331,8986,291

52,3272,412

485

Sept.

156,894

76,9671,9016,606

67,6713,232

517

July

144,582

75,8572,4904,658

55,3742,219

984

79

Apr.

148,622

85,2013,0444,591

52,4492,504

833

Jan.

146,102

82,6581,9224,699

53,6102,480

733

Oct.

157,376

75,9891,6706,008

69,1143,5201,075

Aug.

146,612

79 8532,0714647

57,2142,035

792

May

141,224

81 0771,9934742

50,1392,460

813

1980

Feb.

145,105

79,8822,3474,836

54,7202 392

928

Nov.

163,212

80,8841 3935,722

70,0973,8661,250

Sept.

145,697

80,4261,4973922

57,1072,008

737

June

144,370

83,6351,9794,529

50,9142,597

716

Mar.

142,153

77,1491,6446,019

54,1322,419

790

Dec.

164,402

81,5921,5625,688

70,6084,123

829


55. Liabilities to foreigners, payable in U.S. dollars, reported by banks in the United StatesA. By holder and type of liabilityMillions of dollars, end of period

Item

1 AH foreigners

2 Banks' own liabilities3 Demand deposits4 Time deposits1

5 Other2

6 Own foreign offices3

7 Banks' custody liabilities4

8 U S Treasury bills and certificates5 .9 Other negotiable and readily

transferable instruments^

10 Other

1 1 Nonmonetary international andregional organizations7

12 Banks' own liabilities13 Demand deposits14 Time deposits1 . . .15 Other2


17 U S Treasury bills and certificates . . .18 Other negotiable and readily

transferable instruments^19 Other

20 Official institutions8 .

21 Banks' own liabilities22 Demand deposits . . .23 Time deposits1

24 Other2


26 U S Treasury bills and certificates5

27 Other negotiable and readilytransferable instruments^ . . ,

28 Other

29 Banks9

30 Banks' own liabilities31 Unaffiliated foreign banks32 Demand deposits33 Time deposits1

34 Other2

35 Own foreign offices3 . . . .


37 U.S Treasury bills and certificates38 Other negotiable and readily

transferable instruments^ . .39 Other . . . . .

40 Other foreigners

41 Banks' own liabilities42 Demand deposits .43 Time deposits1 . . .44 Other2


46 U S Treasury bills and certificates . .47 Other negotiable and readily


49 MEMO: Negotiable time certificatesof deposit held in custodyfor foreigners

Jan.

126,377

17 37711,518

51 094

3,625

186129

959

67,740

2,6731 788

49 752

40,228

10,2741,995

152

14,785

4,2457,606

231

Feb.

130,105

17 67512,038

54233

3,102

180120

1 111

71,709

2,7822 570

52 689

40,549

10,5701,823

165

14,745

4 1437 526

268

Mar.

139,326

17 16311 274

61 071

3,618

245109

,

1 317

78,761

28041 777

59 302

42,027

10,1131 734

161

14,920

40007654

291

Apr.

143,361

6694017 94511,645

7 31230,038

76,42159 166

15,093

2,162

3,058

774267

92416

2,283892

1,3911

77,158

9,6643,7011 8814,082

67 49457 675

9708111

48,298

44,01513 97710,215

1,3752,387

30038

4 283314

2 1951 774

14,847

12,4873 7628 297

428

2,361286

1,799276

9,587

1978

May

138,512

6248217 82311 5437 209

25906

7603058 306

15 627

2098

3,129

50128661

154

2 6271 153

1 4731

75,820

9,09230921 9824,018

66 72856493

10 116120

44,461

4005114 14510,339

1 3252481

25 906

4410363

2 2821 766

15,102

12 8384 1068 175

557

2264297

1,756212

9,584

June

137,466

61 92317 18911,7076509

26,518

75,54457 141

16,235

2,168

2,942

48026511997

2,462922

1,5373

74,762

8,5922,61720523,923

66 17055 594

10466109

44,536

39,9621344410,157

1,2552,032

26518

4 573300

2 3851 888

15,227

12,8884 1498 282

457

2,339325

1,846167

9,687

July

138,364

62 29117 954120176 884

25,436

76,07357636

16 159

2,277

2,678

1,017257106654

1,662228

1,432I

76,656

9,5543,4772 3763,701

67 10256849

10 122132

43,701

39,10613 67010,236

1,3212 113

25436

4 595269

2 4461 879

15,329

12 6143 9838 215

417

2,714290

2,159265

9,625

Aug.

141,960

65 25216 10612,7517 384

29,012

76,70857 336

17 226

2,146

2,813

79814287

569

2,014368

1,6451

76,790

9,3922,6462 7164,030

67 39956371

10823205

46,626

42,08613 0739,2271,3862,460

29,012

4 540296

2,4141 830

15,732

12,9774,0908,562

324

2,755301

2,344110

10,122

Sept.

146,887

71 12417 205122666 626

35027

75 76356729

16665

2 369

3,396

75714489

523

2,6391 036

1 6031

75,164

9,5833 3102 7013,572

65 58155 078

10258245

53,032

48,22613 1999,7111,2692,219

35027

4 806307

25691 931

15,295

12 55840398207

312

2,736308

2,235193

10,098


55. Liabilities to foreigners, payable in U.S. dollars, reported by banks in the United States—ContinuedA, By holder and type of liability-ContinuedMillions of dollars, end of period

1 All foreigners

2 Banks* own liabilities3 Demand deposits .4 Time deposits1

5 Other2

6 Own foreign offices-*


8 US, Treasury bills and certificates^9 Other negotiable and readily

transferable instruments6

10 Other

1 1 Nonmonetary international andregional organizations7


15 Other2


17 U S. Treasury bills and certificates18 Other negotiable and readily


19 Other

20 Official institutions8

21 Banks' own liabilities . . .22 Demand deposits23 Time deposits1

24 Other2

25 Banks' custody liabilities4 . . .26 U S Treasury bills and certificates^27 Other negotiable and readily


28 Other

29 Banks9

30 Banks' own liabilities31 Unaffiliated foreign banks32 Demand deposits33 Time deposits1. . . . . . . .34 Other2

35 Own foreign offices-*

36 Banks' custody liabilities4 . .37 U S Treasury bills and certificates38 Other negotiable and readily


39 Other

40 Other foreigners


44 Other2


46 U.S. Treasury bills and certificates47 Other negotiable and readily

transferable instruments6 . . . .48 Other .

49 MEMO: Negotiable time certificates ofdeposit held in custody for foreigners . . .

Oct.

151,245

7203417,558124449,648

32,384

79,21059,107

17,3162,788

2,919

32613310687

2,593403

2,1891

80,228

11,7383 0502,6066,081

68,49157996

10,284210

52,139

47,18214,79810,152

1,5423 104

32,384

4,957381

2,4472,129

15,958

12,7884,2228,191

376

3,170326

2,395448

10,838

1978

Nov.

159,507

76,36118,26912,6678,860

36,565

83,14663,151

17,5922,404

2,215

40715392

161

1,809183

1,6251

84,644

11,2873,4162,5445,326

73,35762352

10,894111

56,097

51,24614,68110,071

1,7132 896

36,565

4,852371

2,5761,905

16,551

13,4224,6288,317

476

3,129245

2,497387

10,881

Dec.

166,842

78,66119,21812,4279,705

37,311

88,18168,202

17,4722,507

2,607

906330

84492

1,701201

1,4991

90,742

12,1653 3902,5606,215

78,57767415

10,992170

57,423

52,6261531511,257

1,4292 629

37,311

4,797300

2,4252,072

16,070

12,9644,2428,353

368

3,106285

2,557264

11,007

Jan.

164,382

74,92417,78612,2939,079

35,766

89,45869,020

18,0052,433

2,307

752333

78340

1,555183

1,3675

91,029

10,9052 6992,5155,691

80,12468250

11,683191

55,019

50,27414,50810,426

1,4342648

35,766

4,745302

2,4042,039

16,027

12,9934,3288,265

400

3,034285

2,552197

11,132

Feb.

163,963

7706917,21712 1089,856

37,888

86,89466,597

18,1212,176

2,075

486272

92121

1,589193

1,3951

89,460

11,90927592,3766,774

77,55165 647

11,84955

55,919

51,18913 3019,4401,2832577

37,888

4,730399

2,3461,985

16,509

13,4854,7458,357

383

3,024358

2,531135

11,017

19

Mar.

166,601

85,13916,71912,3668,783

47,271

81,46160,709

18,5712,181

2,352

757276

89392

1,595211

1,3822

83,050

10,9852,8642,5355,586

72,06559774

12,24843

65,251

60,32013 0499,3711,2072471

47,271

4,931425

2,4312,075

15,948

13,0784,2088,536

334

2,870299

2,51062

11,264

79

Apr.

160,227

8602618,39412 50110,62544506

74 20153,434

18,6052,162

2,280

111270

90411

1,509212

1,2942

76,860

12,9953 5862,5046,905

63,86551 614

12,21240

63,901

58,9031439610,225

1,2512 921

44,506

4,999456

2,5092,033

17,186

13,3584,3148,656

388

3,8281,152

2,59086

11,161

May

159,113

93,59718,13212,63113,98848,846

65,51645,103

18,2042,210

2,759

1 308298

75935

1,451175

1,2741

69,650

14,1583 1702,5818,406

55,49243,727

11,69570

69,589

64,41115 56510,304

1,2024059

48,846

5,178508

2,5932,077

17,116

13,7204,3598,773

588

3,396693

2,64162

10,824

June

167,725

9960119,3551265112,79754798

68 12447,545

18,2722,308

2,982

1 513264

941,155

1,469318

1,1511

72,016

13,6663 1962,5217,949

58,35046304

12,00640

75,721

70,60115 80311,165

1,3263 312

54,798

5,119407

2,5572,155

17,006

13,8214,7308,709

381

3,185516

2,558112

10,643


55. Liabilities to foreigners, payable in U.S. dollars, reported by banks in the United States—ContinuedA. By holder and type of liability-ContinuedMillions of dollars, end of period

1 All foreigners

2 Banks' own liabilities3 Demand deposits , ,4 Time deposits*5 Other2

6 Own foreign offices-* . . .



9 Other negotiable and readilytransferable instruments'* . . . . . . .

10 Other

1 1 Nonmonetary international andregional organizations^

12 Banks* own liabilities13 Demand deposits14 Time deposits1 . . . . . . . . . . . .15 Other2


17 US Treasury bills and certificates18 Other negotiable and readily

transferable instruments^19 Other . . . .

20 Official institutions8


24 Other2



27 Other negotiable and readilytransferable instruments^

28 Other

29 Banks9

30 Banks' own liabilities . . . . . . . . .3 1 Unafflliated foreign banks32 Demand deposits . . . . . . . . .33 Time deposits*34 Other2

35 Own foreign offices-' . . .


37 U.S. Treasury bills and certificates38 Other negotiable and readily

transferable instruments^ . . . .39 Other

40 Other foreigners

41 Banks' own liabilities42 Demand deposits . . . . . . . .43 Time deposits1

44 Other2


46 U.S Treasury bills and certificates . . . .47 Other negotiable and readily


49 MEMO: Negotiable time certificates "ofdeposit held in custody for foreigners . . .

July

168,664

96,85019 11512,56413 11752,054

71,81451,467

18,1212,226

3,442

849216

69564

2,5931 345

1 2471

75,456

14,6032 8502,6009 153

6085349,425

11,37750

72,481

67,5191546511,3861 1602,919

52,054

4,962347

25S62058

17,286

13,87946638 735

481

3,407350

2 940117

10,732

Aug.

191,058

117,1361895112,59312 81372,778

73 92352,258

19,3712,293

3,485

60915477

379

2,8761 442

1 4331

75,761

13,1612 3972,3178447

62 60050,146

12,40252

94,615

89,5771679811,7961 4473,555

72,778

5,038384

2,5182 136

17,197

13,7894 6048 752

433

3,409285

3 019105

11,099

19

Sept.

185,521

111,4332023712,8231302665,347

7408852,429

19,4112,248

2,914

49616182

253

2,418912

1 505

76,725

13,7533 1432,2488 362

62 97250,842

12,08051

88,463

83 29617 94912492

1 5993,858

65,347

5,167406:

2,634:2 127i

17,419^

13,88844418 894

553

3,532269

3 19370

11,264

79

Oct.

180,446

107,55117,93412,1711292664,520

72,89450,452

20,2422,201

2,394

57114382

347

1,823327

14942

74,658

12,2772 3741,8928011

6238149,411

12,91357

85,691

80,5801606010,6381 4373,985

64,520

5,111400

2,6842028

17,702

14,12347798 760

584

3,579315

3 151114

11,346

Nov.

184,160

116,86323,35912,60612 80868,090

67,29845,005

19,9042,388

2,722

758214

80464

1,964258

1 605101

70,917

14,5285 6521,9836894

5638843,921

12,41156

92,197

86,9731888312,8981 5524,433

68,090

5,224451

2,6182 155

18,324

14,60345958 9911 017

3,722375

3 27076

10,828

Dec.

187,521

117,19623,30313,6231645363,817

70,32548,573

19,3962,356

2,356

714260151303

1,643102

1 5382

78,206

18,29246713,050

10571

5991447,666

12,19652

88,316

83,2991948213,285

1 6674,530

63,817

5,017422

2,4152 179

18,642

14,89150878 7551 048

3,751382

3 247123

10,984

Jan.

185,359

113,93920,80412,46613 12367,547

71,42149,860

19,0512,509

1,232

44916489

196

783102

6810

73,753

12,4963 6462,3096,542

61,25648,864

12,35735

91,631

86,24618 70011,911

1 2405,549

67,547

5,385533

2,5762276

18,744

14,7475,0828 828

837

3,996361

3 437199

10,909

1980

Feb.

194,173

122,7402247612,71112 71574,837

71,43349,360

19,5322,541

1,722

40315378

172

1,319114

1,2060

72,840

12,2663,6142,3676,285

60,57548,234

12,30337

100,330

94,8452000713,367

1 2725,368

74,837

5,485566

2,5692350

19,280

15,2265>3438993

890

4,054446

3 454'154

11,405

Mar.

186,312

119,33422,57712,8591499868,900

66,97844,447

19,7752,756

1,774

39916085

154

1,376157

1,2180

70,140

14,6433,8012,3978445

55,49742,797

12,66832

95,201

89,41420 51413,3961 5535,564

68,900

5,787675

2,5592 553

19,197

14,8785,2198 823

836

4,319817

3 330172

11,236


55. Liabilities to foreigners, payable in U.S. dollars, reported by banks in the United States—ContinuedA. By holder and type of liability-ContinuedMillions of dollars, end of period

Ttarn

1 AH foreigners . .

2 Banks' own liabilities3 Demand deposits . .4 Time deposits*5 Other2 . . . . . . .6 Own foreign offices^ ;


8 U S Treasury bills and certificates^9 Other negotiable and readily

transferable instruments'*10 Other

11 Nonmonetary international andregional organizations7

12 Banks' own liabilities13 Demand deposits . .14 Time deposits* . . . .15 Ottier2 . . . .

16 Banks' custody liabilities4 . . .17 U.S. Treasury bills and certificates18 Other negotiable and readily

transferable instruments^19 Other . . . .

20 Official institutions8 . . . .

21 Banks' own liabilities .22 Demand deposits23 Time deposits1

24 Other2

25 Banks' custody liabilities4 . .26 U.S. Treasury bills and certificates5

27 Other negotiable and readilytransferable instruments^

28 Other

29 Banks9

30 Banks' own liabilities . .31 Unaffiliated foreign banks32 Demand deposits . . . .33 Time deposits1

34 Other2

35 Own foreign offices3


37 U S Treasury bills and certificates38 Other negotiable and readily


40 Other foreigners . . . .


44 Other2

45 Banks' custody liabilities4 . . .46 U S Treasury bills and certificates . . .47 Other negotiable and readily

transferable instruments'*48 Other

49 MEMO: Negotiable time certificates ofdeposit held in custody for foreigners . . .

Apr.

181,174

115 75622,32212,6231522265,589

65,41842596

200332,790

2,382

69824193

364

1 684451

1,2330

68,582

1467947342,3927,553

5390340,527

13 34135

91,959

86 14420,555126841,4946,378

65,589

5 815771

2,4622582

18,252

14,2354 6638,645

927

4017847

2,997173

11,670

May

184,361

11631122,37812,67416,23565,025

68,05045 523

197342,793

3,217

38214488

150

2,8351,519

1,3170

71,352

15,49843262,5918,581

5585442,731

1308440

91,926

86,09921,07413,0281,4196,627

65,025

5828765

2,4902,573

17,866

14,3334 8808,576

878

3,532508

2,844180

11,685

June

186,889

11659925 75912,7801698461,076

70,29048 193

19 5222,575

3,509

8529992

662

2 6571,106

1,5510

74,926

164194 9142,6708,835

58 50745,907

1255445

89,346

83 95522,879149201,4756,484

61,076

5 391594

2,5222276

19,108

15,3735 8268,5431,004

3 735586

2,895254

11,773

July

188,462

11665821,80312,99018 98862,877

71,80449615

194502,739

2,903

607214

93299

2 296592

1,704o77,268

17,1473 9872,705

10,454

60 12247,982

1209248

90,203

8471521,83812,870

1,6227,346

62,877

5489557

2,3952,537

18,088

14,1904 7328,570

888

3 898484

3,259154

10,500

1980

Aug.

201,908

128 64522,29913,35519,10373,887

73,26351 505

19 1662,593

2,820

501171101229

2,319644

1,6750

79,411

17,7173 6913,026

11,001

61,69449,811

11,83054

101,012

95,69221,80513,4231,5106,872

73,887

5,320577

2,4352,308

18,665

14,7355 0148,7191,002

3,930473

3,226231

10,458

Sept.

192,149

119 11722 34414,10418 11264,557

73,03250 731

197832 517

2,549

476141100235

2073316

1,7570

80,203

18,46642293,576

10,661

61 73649,361

1231263

90,341

8509320,53612,9891,4086,139

64,557

5 248361

2,5332,354

19,056

15,08149869,0201,C76

3,975693

3,181100

10,729

Oct.

196,030

121 43722,46014,11317 18167,683

74,59451 990

200022,601

2,734

35211595

143

2,382581

1,8000

79,127

16,10134063^3559,341

63,02550,392

12,57755

95,296

89,93122,24813,843

1,7186,686

67,683

5,365515

2,4172,434

18,874

15,05250968,9451,011

3,822502

3,208112

10,799

Nov.

204,792

125 04822 84714,6471709770,458

7974356484

20 6242635

2,476

38318792

104

2093337

1,7560

84,650

16,8423 5533,5889,700

6780855,104

1264856

97,812

91 93221,47413,714

1,7825,978

70,458

5880529

2,8832,467

19,854

15,8925 3939,1841,315

3,962513

3,337112

10,553

Dec.

205,295

124 7892346215,0761758168,670

80,50657595

200792,832

2,342

44214685

211

1,900254

1,646o

86,624

17,82637713^612

10,443

68,79856,243

12,50154

96,415

90,45621,78614,188

1,7035,895

68,670

5,959623

2,7482,588

19,914

16,06553569,6761,033

3,849474

3,185190

10,745


55. Liabilities to foreigners, payable in U.S. dollars, reported by banks in the United States—ContinuedB, By area and countryMillions of dollars, end of period

1 Total

2 Foreign countries

3 Europe4 Austria5 Belgium-Luxembourg . . . .6 Denmark7 Finland8 France9 Germany

10 Greece11 Italy12 Netherlands13 Norway .14 Portugal15 Spain , .16 Sweden17 Switzerland18 Turkey19 United Kingdom20 Yugoslavia21 Other Western Europe1 . . .22 U.S.S.R23 Other Eastern Europe2 . . . .

24 Canada

25 Latin America and Caribbean26 Argentina27 Bahamas28 Bermuda29 Brazil30 British West Indies31 Chile32 Colombia33 Cuba34 Ecuador35 Guatemala3

36 Jamaica3

37 Mexico38 Netherlands Antilles39 Panama40 Peru41 Uruguay42 Venezuela43 Other . . . .

44 AsiaChina

45 Mainland46 Taiwan47 Hong Kong48 India49 Indonesia50 Israel. . .51 Japan . . . .52 Korea . . . .53 Philippines54 Thailand55 Middle East oil-exporting

countries4

56 Other . . .

57 Africa58 Egypt59 Morocco60 South Africa61 Zaire62 Oil-exporting countries5. . .63 Other

Jan.

126,377

122 752

59702294

2,6291,044

2955 1538,832

5386,1992959

987205707

2,71112 134

18712576

2191,787

63186

5279

23,2631,7463 150

2691 1134,081

3871,226

9 6358

2985205

2,189265230

3,0162037

30,881

541 0411,0371,012

896461

14488606658258

9 1931 178

2 50734610019141

1,179649

Feb.

130,105

127 002

60970302

2,7651 050

3074 668

10,585548

5,9433 029

888188648

2,82612 689

17111 929

1961,966

98175

4 758

24,2861,9283 755

286977

3,993412

1 2077

376

3084203

2,121267280

3 2462 147

33 330

48995

1 1211 001

506454

17 024737615309

9 3291 190

2 645357

79251

501,263

645

Mar.

130,326

135 707

6'! 905419

2,9921 044

3575 034

11 440571

5 6263 1321 211

174111

2,81613 549

11517 274

1382,030

72193

4564

25,3391 8014 199

3221 3274,097

4151 290

8438

2793212

2 132262226

34382380

37996

561 0141 174

947492485

21 725682647317

9 1651 291

2 469341

5118345

1,226623

Apr.

143,361

140 304

63 828349

3,1071,063

4335874

11,031588

6,01330021,465

164659

3,17713 249

24911053

1921,911

62186

5 922

29,9941,8628 085

3751 4124,865

3941,331

635646041

2960212

2,226309221

3 2431 636

36386

501 2241,118

937649486

20 153751606258

8 9451 209

2 699455

3116746

1,393707

May

138,512

135383

64009370

3,1381,110

39667819,539

5636,3642 9811,643

288111

3,30212534

20011 873

1681,735

96211

6 600

25,2322,2603484

3371 2983,955

3611 300

731859246

2970289

2,627274208

3 3001 605

35 635

471 0601,489

962451568

19 739817693304

8 0491 285

2 641461

2918549

1,244673

19

June

137,466

134,524

64,877365

2,8651,335

3526,583

10,049597

6,8693 1061,869

191708

3,38512,540

11011 727

2291,677

66255

5 816

26,2151,6924470

3961 2204,962

3761,424

7325448

662,854

3202,386

282220

3,1611 604

33,841

531 0551,085

899330476

19 035748600297

7,4531 213

2 360402

28226

44979681

78

July

138,364

135,686

65 507382

2,3971,542

4077,7419,727

6467,03630661,737

230761

3,34012015

14711 920

1921,947

50222

5 623

24,8661,5503 659

3831 2954,009

3801,429

9378457

752921

4352,639

309218

3 2331 489

35 362

471 1951,191

798597519

20 374714645320

69731 510

3 01359428

17573

1,365778

Aug.

141,960

139,148

68480431

2,2891,593

4168,716

10,766826

8,0553 2271,516

326795

3,35512 135

13711 044

1492,448

46210

5 890

27,2931,4534636

3721 3825,479

3461,486

10347458

593 171

2882,612

311185

32151 482

33726

441 2661,211

762309440

19755736571296

65341 364

2 578463

6716052

1,198638

Sept.

146,887

143,491

70,195438

2,6461,673

4158,492

11,209865

7,3942,7431,208

521795

3,34113,035

22611,944

1672,756

65262

5,135

30,7331,3898616

4091,2755,564

3511,431

7405347

783,112

3172,712

322197

2,5621 639

33,693

461 2841,250

833348432

19,933776628290

7,0251,341

2 645417

74238

451,270

601

Oct.

151,245

148,326

73,807473

2,6191,734

4248,770

13,351887

7,3462 5011,210

386773

3,18714,202

16412 249

1583,027

82262

7,469

28,5591,6454926

3871 4395,995

3331,483

7369410

573,101

3522,372

323210

3,6961 453

34,762

491 3191,368

899575453

199567"90594352

6,9221 384

2 540322

84266

391,230

600

Nov.

159,507

157,292

78,733521

2,6321,827

3889,070

15,653907

7,7612,5181,102

379956

3,21615,392

16312,994

1902,792

73198

8,076

31,2341,4986,391

4251,2306,769

3411,612

734839243

3,411330

2,825337209

3,5501,518

35,398

571,2501,201

831439469

21,358750583279

7,5341,259

2 636312

3019443

1,335622

Dec.

166,842

164,235

85 172513

2,5501,946

3469,214

17,283826

7,73924021,271

330870

3,12118,225

15714,272

2543,440

82330

6,969

31,6381,4846752

4281,1255,974

3981,756

13322416

523,467

3082,967

363231

3,8211 760

36,492

67502

1,256790449688

21,927795644427

1,414

2 886404

3216843

1,525715


55. Liabilities to foreigners, payable in U.S. dollars, reported by banks in the United States—ContinuedB. By area and country-ContinuedMillions of dollars, end of period

"••

Area and country

64 Other countries65 Australia66 All other67 Nohmonetary international

and regionalorganizations

68 International *>69 Latin American regional . . . .70 Other regional7

1 Total . . . .

2 Foreign countries

3 Europe4 Austria5 Belgium-Luxembourg . . . .6 Denmark7 Finland . . . .8 France9 Germany

10 Greece11 Italy12 Netherlands13 Norway .14 Portugal15 Spain16 Sweden17 Switzerland18 Turkey . .19 United Kingdom20 Yugoslavia21 Other Western Europe1 . . .22 U.S.S R23 Other Eastern Europe2. . . .

24 Canada

25 Latin America andCaribbean . . . .

26 Argentina27 Bahamas28 Bermuda29 Brazil30 British West Indies.31 Chile32 Colombia33 Cuba34 Ecuador35 Guatemala36 Jamaica37 Mexico38 Netherlands Antilles39 Panama40 Peru4 1 Uruguay42 Venezuela43 Other

44 Asia . . . .45 China

Mainland46 Taiwan47 Hong Kong48 India49 Indonesia50 Israel51 Japan52 Korea53 Philippines

Jan.

1,121933188

3,6253,116

258250

164,382

162 075

84205562

2,7462036

3798 616

15766683

8 77325361,411

254759

295519,528

14113,185

1743,375

150176

6,623

309871,6827448

3861,1035 702

3761 769

7321387

723 228

3212798

320222

3,3391,507

36700

65552

1,400804575656

21 428111617

Feb.

1,014870144

3,1022,558

266279

163,963

161,888

81,515505

2,1922074

3578214

13,864761

8,09627961,445

246868

2,65619,279

14113,753

1843,847

62173

6,766

32,6411,7897,732

4641,1526,728

3561 867

1327438643

3,208361

2491347220

3,7091,501

37,005

105534

1,390838357617

21 769827549

Mar.

1,4341,229

205

3,6183,094

261262

166,601

164,249

81,460524

2,4432 131

3618 904

12,994671

8,1842 7741,572

279763

2 52018,010

13215,357

1763,340

59268

7,995

38 0721,537

13,115375

1,1376,889

3411 925

633033975

3,227318

2 938403236

3,2111,669

32,989

280600

1,279857479631

18 130748644

Apr.

1,4751,262

212

3,0582,590

162306

160,227

157,948

77,007484

2,3591 596

3679 2979,360

6608,9392 8261,477

2311,0772,596

15,009110

16,158207

3,90284

266

8,764

36,1491,486

10,101351

1,2516,968

4452,079

7335360

803,284

3353,368

360230

3,4261,681

31,870

45667

1,459929567673

14 951728562

May

1,2671,129

138

3,1292,430

430269

159,113

156,355

74,659475

2,2821 526

40197637,614

6789,7532 8891,456

244897

252413,140

12716,704

1843,716

58227

7,963

405491,889

11,708345

1,5789376

3662 192

9318318

783,264

3962903

321223

3,6641,601

28,922

41598

1,4961,016

394652

12263986605

June

19

1,4141,211

203

2,9422,311

395236

19

167,725

164,743

78,988449

2,4191 165

45796038,489

6849,65826381,348

3531,2112,437

15,333156

18,012151

4,05862

302

6,677

44,8271,896

16,451402

1,3368,756

4012402

739131946

3,442414

3 148382248

2,9821,804

29,811

46739

1,555940409708

12571809685

July

78

1,3151 158

157

2,6782,027

411241

79

168,664

165,222

80,954444

2,4931 560

4669 622

10721760

8,4602 3551,263

3031,1072227

16,135193

18,752159

3,61063

260

7,614

41 2811,697

13,079339

1,2977,856

4632 292

7443319104

3,681422

3 070425231

3,9201,636

30,984

42769

1,452873509624

13 105816635

Aug.

1,1801,051

130

2,8132,157

437218

191,058

187,573

85,300446

2,7141 412

5089 988

10,431695

9,67826191,320

4111,0602368

15,158160

22,321149

3,50480

277

8,378

56,9351,761

24,030415

1,04313,426

4582,378

6449317

673,707

3663,044

391222

3,1801,675

32,314

411,0271,571

704317627

13 093825598

Sept.

1,090899191

3,3962,339

799259

185,521

182,607

88,052444

2,9201 100

41510,51013,127

6918,55122811,402

5541,1332,062

16,079135

22,637142

3,49352

325

8,323

49,5361,935

18,351392

1,19811,276

4192,188

9364335175

3,624359

3,336477217

2,9031,977

32,725

451,2311,659

674463626

13,292938627

Oct.

1,189975213

2,9191,789

856274

180,446

178,052

87,463426

2,7201 001

3349340

13,154632

8,4812 1741,393

6201,1032 165

16,080150

24,144147

3,08753

259

8,644

47,3231,705

15,388399994

11,502424

2,243

482361113

3,603609

3,926388217

3,1681,795

30,719

491,3391,542

496555621

10,886950593

Nov.

1,214977236

2,2151,033

870313

184,160

181 438

86,963'404

2,7961 166

3901030110801

7928 3452 1721,407

5951,1842064

16,659145

24,049147

3,24839

259

7,280

51 7611,573

18,548404

1,05112 595

3552 377

12476374

743,735

4604290

417185

3,0141,822

31,351

451,4131,624

580478574

7867951666

Dec.

1,076838239

2,6071,485

808314

187,521

185,164

90,952413

2,3751 092

3981043312,935

6357,7822 3371,267

5571,2592005

17,954120

24,700266

4,07052

302

7,379

49,6861,582

15,255430

1,00511,138

4682,617

13425414

764,185

4994,483

383202

4,1922,318

33,005

491,3931,672

527504707

8,907993795


55. Liabilities to foreigners, payable in U.S. dollars, reported by banks in the United States—ContinuedB. By area and country-Continued

s Millions of dollars, end of period

Area and countryJan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec.

1979

5455

56

57585960616263

646566

67

686970

Asia-ContinuedThailandMiddle East oil-exporting

countries4

Other

AfricaEgyptMoroccoSouth AfricaZaireOil-exporting countries5. .Other

Other countries.AustraliaAll other

Nonmonetary internationaland regionalorganizations ,

International6 ,Latin American regional. .Other regional7

1 Total

2 Foreign countries

3 Europe4 Austria5 Belgium-Luxembourg .6 Denmark7 Finland8 France9 Germany

10 Greece11 Italy12 Netherlands13 Norway14 Portugal15 Spain16 Sweden17 Switzerland18 Turkey19 United Kingdom20 Yugoslavia21 Other Western Europe1

22 U.S.S.R23 Other Eastern Europe2.

24 Canada

25 Latin America andCaribbean

26 Argentina27 Bahamas28 Bermuda29 Brazil30 British West Indies. . . .31 Chile32 Colombia33 Cuba34 Ecuador35 Guatemala36 Jamaica37 Mexico38 Netherlands Antilles . .39 Panama40 Peru41 Uruguay42 Venezuela43 Other

379 307

8,1711,285

2,6943382917948

1,379721

865655209

8,4111,300

2,8042783220742

1,549697

1,157935222

2,307 2,0751,210 905809 859289 311

277

7,8161,249

2,6503294324250

1,257728

1,084863221

2,3521,183866303

343

9,5711,375

2,9863593424655

1,554738

1,171959213

2,2801,113866300

302

9,1671,402

3,0562973620647

1,523946

1,206991215

2,7591,543886330

413 307 330 421 304 415 277

9,305 10,022 11,408 10,888 11,420 14,861 15,3001,632 1,830 1,773 1,862 1,963 1,876 1,879

3,238 3,226 3,819 3,194 3,141 3,105 3,239307 378 303 245 294 380 47545 35 40 40 30 36 3331656

19637

17449

23573

194112

213104

184110

1,566 1,699 2,441 1,832 1,711 1,513 1,635948 881 811 768 800 859 804

1,202 1,164891 808311 355

2,9821,871823289

3,4422,263911268

826621205

3,4852,435787263

778550227

2,9141,810824280

762528234

2,3941,343755296

980 904714 684266 220

2,722 2,3561,504 1,238790 806428 313

1980

185,359 194,173 186,312 181,174 184,361 186,889 188,462 201,908 192,149 196,030 204,792 205,295

184,127 192,451 184,537 178,792 181,144 183,380 185,559 199,088 189,600 193,296 202,315 202,953

86,949378

2,129955455

10,72310,345

8327,8252,5321,229550

1,1921,84516,745

23225,089

1573,474

46217

85,782379

2,407587544

11,2608,960627

7,3942,4951,156438

1,1461,97816,950

11825,307

1493,455

41390

85,493335

2,365613484

11,1188,618618

7,3932,4771,500314

1,2421,69215,625

13826,816

1153,693

37300

82,828444

2,369615522

11,3025,337617

7,4292,0221,391537

1,4181,84714,859

13627,208

1224,301

33319

82,760352

2,795588435

10,8505,427610

6,9422,1281,221339

1,3831,63214,517

13627,258

1445,60640354

82,965383

3,988553438

11,2726,954626

5,7782,6761,282391

1,3661,99914,730

15324,198

2545,523

49351

83,879432

3,8375.34433

12,1787,626567

7,1382,8301,140398

1,3711,79514,359

15622,567

1906,026

36267

86,187390

3,673525403

12,5969,121642

6,5302,4911,040506

1,4911,86114,252

14722,940

1397,097

70271

83,513432

3,696528311

12,3327,854591

5,9692,5401,074571

1,3211,82613,524

23722,830

1697,275

39392

83,970460

3,322493307

11,6547,557643

6,7962,5551,381491

1,5201,81313,695

17123,791

2036,865

33220

90,682511

3,696586363

12,3749,168711

7,3082,7831,444437

1,3791,80716,574

25724,439

2256,140

64416

90,897523

4,019497455

12,1259,973670

7,5722,4411,344,3741 5001,73716,689

24222,680

6816,939

68370

9,579 9,556 8,507 8,048 8,201 9,157 9,228 9,187 10,337 10,039 9,856 10,031

51,0021,63516,580447

1,40512,028

3952,882

1038639496

4,071344

4,770376216

3,0831,883

57,9541,632

22,244560

1,15612,938470

2,8405

41239190

4,063524

4,663388210

3,5181,853

51,5781,58216,282

5341,367

11,788445

2,8256

45942697

4,094419

4,418363240

4,0752,158

48,9741,67914,431

4791,64511,579444

2,90523357403132

4,434411

4,505392216

3,1041,834

48,9201,90316,481

5121,52)9,504416

2,7807

337350138

4,200335

4,082412208

3,9531,773

47,1311,70513,048

5761,42010,310450

2,8546

45536091

4,007250

4,179346231

4,7092,135

49,3851,84113,289464

1,43411,999459

2,9546

346373137

4,268332

4,685350232

4,3501,866

58,4591,880

21,390559

1,37813,294475

2,8937

818372100

4,291314

4,617401241

3,6921,737

48,9451,87514,096

6771,22211,392

4312,916

5381373101

4,226360

3,894355199

4,4052,035

52,5011,99617,567

5951,34212,058448

3,037

38736585

4,575393

3,595380220

3,6591,793

53,3081,99616,803

5551,24812,637456

2,9626

43735978

4,580568

4,575345244

3,6621,796

53,1702,13216,381

6701,21612,766460

3,0776

37136797

4,547413

4,718403254

3,1702,123


55. Liabilities to foreigners, payable in U.S. dollars, reported by banks in the United States—ContinuedB. By area and country-ContinuedMillions of dollars, end of period

44 AsiaChina

45 Mainland46 Taiwan47 Hong Kong48 India49 Indonesia50 Israel51 Japan52 Korea53 Philippines54 Thailand55 Middle East oil-exporting

countries'*56 Other

57 Africa58 Egypt59 Morocco60 South Africa61 Zaire62 Oil-exporting countries5. . ,63 Other

64 Other countries65 Australia . .66 All other •.

67 Nonmonetary internationaland regionalorganizations

68 International^69 Latin American regional . . . .70 Other regional7

Jan.

32,158

461,3861 694

544743517

9,436959724408

14 1941,506

3,325449

50270128

1,497932

1,114853261

1 232829

84319

Feb.

34,630

321,5671 776

579693507

10,7071 019

767284

150731,625

3,164333

3319593

1,659852

1,3631 054

309

1 722618785320

Mar

34,337

341,1881 897

558658759

9,6891,069

664414

15,7671,638

3,319320

31313102

1,653901

1,304992312

1 774658751366

Apr

33,613

351,0761 857

576935560

9,3861,008

784407

15,2841,704

4,197438

41294

842,455

885

1,133881252

23821,272

813297

May

36,063

301,3961,944

740670570

10,793989880472

15,8061,771

3,80337631

31686

2,225768

1,3971,150

247

3 2172,133

790294

19

June

39,157

441,5242,270

633807584

12,1741,087

848405

16,7901,992

3,68132635

325107

2,093796

1,2901,019

271

3 5092,394

807307

80

July

38,033

381,4382 186

494849488

12,5471 482

935405

153631,808

3,796451

33360

782,094

779

1,239959281

2 9031,804

785314

Aug.

40,098

371,5522 125

631649569

14,1601 473

778304

157862,033

4,22135047

40438

2,685697

936692243

2 8201,736

800285

Sept.

42,009

381,5952347

529827534

15,4341,994

817517

154091,968

3,90232232

35442

2,459694

894613281

25491,389

837323

Oct.

41,056

461,6102304

485811530

15,3721,809

842403

14,6112,232

4,246269

57288

362,911

685

1,4841,190

294

27341,586

841307

Nov.

41,999

621,6362410

438715548

15,7201,764

803440

15,2142,250

4,718374°38

32634

3,211735

1,7521,419

333

24761,366

801309

Dec.

42,420

491,6622548

416730883

16,2811,528

919464

14,4532,487

5,187485

33288

573,540

783

1,247950297

2,3421,156

890296


56. Banks' own claims on foreigners, payable in U.S. dollars, reported by banks in the United States1


Area and country

1 Total

2 Foreign countries

3 Europe . . .4 Austria5 Belgium-Luxembourg . . . .6 Denmark7 Finland8 France9 Germany

10 Greece1 1 Italy12 Netherlands13 Norway14 Portugal . . . .15 Spain16 Sweden . .17 Switzerland18 Turkey . .19 United Kingdom20 Yugoslavia21 Other Western Europe2 . . .22 U S S R . .23 Other Eastern Europe3 . . . .

24 Canada

25 Latin America andCaribbean . .

26 Argentina27 Bahamas .28 Bermuda29 Brazil30 British West Indies31 Chile32 Colombia33 Cuba34 Ecuador . . .35 Guatemala4

36 Jamaica'*37 Mexico38 Netherlands Antilles39 Panama40 Peru41 Uruguay42 Venezuela . ,43 Other

44 AsiaChina

45 Mainland . .46 Taiwan47 Hong Kong48 India49 Indonesia50 Israel51 Japan52 Korea53 Philippines54 Thailand55 Middle East oil-exporting

countries^ . . . .56 Other

57 Africa58 Egypt59 Morocco60 South Africa61 Zaire62 Oil-exporting countries6. . .63 Other

64 Other countries65 Australia .66 All other .

67 Nonmonetary international andregional organizations7 . . . .

Jan.

91,874

91,830

17,034107660172179

1,776640188

1 170374176137732230597337

8,133306142424554

3,758

48 6161,622

22,348111

4,5106,173

690651

14518

4898220

1,953965

6722051 671

18 830

' 151 619

51665

210501

96262 458

602634

1 681903

2 55612661

1,09598

499677

1,037839198

44

Feb.

91,040

91,005

17,197112552171184

1,988615209

1,147382191155735200704311

8,200308

74383576

4,009

47,2491,574

21,517233

4,5595,589

700640

4530

4,719208

1,880931

652,4211 678

18 985

131 663

49572

222498

9,7672 315

642647

1,753898

254812144

1,10698

531648

1,017813204

35

Mar.

96,449

96,406

1869083

596166189

2,265783211

1 155470184155741171696315

9,20430749

370580

4,084

49 8661,642

22 801195

4 8326,851

710592

3544

4 836215

1 699920

652 3671 593

20039

111 656

60997

202491

10 2662 090

660656

2 2191 082

2 63210739

1 169101493723

1 095879216

43

Apr.

91,711

91,665

15,92576

707142180

1,991710200906419190126561199829319

6,881280267316626

2,773

51,4401,537

23,377178-

4,3178,880

725550

1524

6119

4,475201

2,19888851

2,1451 314

18 372

201 400

92653

165433

9 7711 847

614693

1,484969

2 2097935

1,03577

427556

945778166

46

May

90,497

90,465

16,81994

1,089183182

2,228770279

1,198468209122665184404312

7,083285137369556

2,437

48,2091,603

21,668345

4,4386,824

719577

1531

7942

4539206

2,194920

582,2281 238

19827

131 455

86772

137493

100211 803

749735

2,510971

2 2137237

1,05180

442530

960794166

32

19

June

90,959

90,928

17,111105866141182

2,239828204998383217116683219821313

7,446320153326553

2,509

47,7301,562

18,924145

4,6865,844

747617

15619053

4903212

1,930931

5322331 240

20454

131 331

95780

146466

10 1722 327

678715

2,0851 482

2 1337040

1,04979

383512

989824166

31

78

July

89,271

89,235

16,971110775129187

2,249712190

1,134436208132690244771327

7,323301165313576

3,144

47,4111,584

19,903145-

4,6096,971

748649

1547

8349

5 103206

2,288919

522 3401 214

18 579

51 183

81346

139443

97921 938

638723

1 6411 218

2 1327938

1,03279

341563

997831167

36

Aug.

92,796

92,758

17,311107847146216

2,580650125

1,098403163105682290

1,013324

7,240281125343573

3,366

49,5301,577

22,175194

4,8356,933

813687

1560

8644

5021198

1,658930

562,5171 246

19319

311 177

90573

125502

9 8181 927

728675

20921 267

2 2606242

1,05479

458565

972827145

38

Sept.

96,169

96,129

18,33595

969147221

2,845730126

1,061380263

99740325871323

7,752307132370578

3,450

51,0131,702

19,813136

5,2689,093

745121

1646

7946

5016230

2,330967

5127521 412

20 107

81 2421,017

76152542

102061 933

730635

22101 357

2 1616738

1,02282

406547

1,063895169

39

Oct.

97,512

97,472

19,343111

1,036160232

2,771787161

1,378505238106898348781309

8,079293138387627

3,619

49,7851,467

19,607352

5,5997,227

836793

0621

8545

4934197

2,518946

633 1101 384

21 476

101 2851484

66144553

105301 790

732734

2 1372012

2 2265647

990161438534

1,023879145

41

Nov.

106,441

106,396

20,589142

1,257193260

2,716812134

1,458617282180985465

1,045299

8,385302107321627

4,530

55,4411,710

24,569141

6,1376,445

865936

4680

8949

5,286227

2,561931

583,3671,386

22,632

61 3561,385

46188111

11 8651 792

111760

2,1981,603

2 1636836

906162439551

1,041894147

45

Dec.

115,545

115,488

24,201140

1,200254305

3,735845164

1,523677299171

1,120537

1,283300

10,147363122360657

5,152

57,5652,281

21,555184

6,2519,694

9701,012

0705

9440

5,479273

3,098918

523,4741 485

25,362

41 4991,479

54143888

12,6462282

680758

3,1251,804

2 22110782

860164452556

988877111

56


56. Banks9 own claims on foreigners, payable in U.S. dollars, reported by banks in theUnited States1—ContinuedMillions of dollars, end of period

Area and country

1 Total

2 Foreign countries

3 Europe4 Austria . .5 Belgium-Luxembourg . . . .6 Denmark7 Finland8 France9 Germany . . . . . . .

10 Greece11 Italy . . . . . . .12 Netherlands13 Norway . .14 Portugal15 Spain . .16 Sweden17 Switzerland . .18 Turkey19 United Kingdom20 Yugoslavia21 Other Western Europe2 . . .22 U S S R23 Other Eastern Europe3 . . . .

24 Canada

25 Latin America andCaribbean

26 Argentina27 Bahamas28 Bermuda29 Brazil30 British West Indies31 Chile32 Colombia33 Cuba . . . . . . . .34 Ecuador35 Guatemala36 Jamaica37 Mexico38 Netherlands Antilles39 Panama40 Peru41 Uruguay . .42 Venezuela43 Other

44 AsiaChina

45 Mainland46 Taiwan47 Hong Kong48 India49 Indonesia . . . . . .50 Israel51 Japan52 Korea53 Philippines54 Thailand55 Middle East oil-exporting

countries-^ .56 Other

57 Africa58 Egypt59 Morocco . . .60 South Africa . .61 Zaire62 Oil-exporting countries6. . .63 Other

64 Other countries65 Australia6 6 A l l other . . . . . .

67 Nonmonetary international andregional organizations7. . . .

Jan.

105,928

105,888

20,646147

1,554166281

2674822158

1 411685249169910449

1 055193

8 239399133320632

4,969

53,0562,138

21 609164

62525,2671 0171 054

0700

8737

5 489255

3,213873

503 3171,534

24,157

151 4511 626

61141

1 01212 4742 237

607757

2 3331 444

2,1478297

838156439533

914792122

40

Feb.

104,305

104,266

20,285115

1,428164264

2 296694169

1,410623251173

1,103388973147

8,629409110309629

5,068

50,9202,350

19213149

6,2455,034

9441 019

76811048

5 441208

3,546846

443 4721,483

25,087

131 7611 964

60123918

12 1052 474

692832

2,4871 658

2,0938388

760155458550

813704108

39

Mar.

108,560

108,514

21,230177

1,832166297

2 930900188

1,302585205209909312

1,071162

8460448124319632

5,213

54,0612,749

19353150

62807,838

9641 004

4839

8961

5 605273

2,94783446

3 5181,507

25,087

161 8342 040

52124927

12 7202 528

660765

1,9401 481

1,9667166

701155455518

956825131

46

Apr.

105,801

105,755

20,558130

1,417199250

2,917793168

1,408527240208808300878162

8,325472422298636

4,800

52,8123,095

19,411135

6,1875,543

970945

4903

9563

5 804'213

3,568813

483 5521,463

24,725

201,8201,732

73135779

12,0822,703

710760

2,4391,474

1,97710464

680151462516

882755127

46

May

106,789

106,743

20,283150

1,368168184

2 711769156

1,440526196190930231959139

8,497492171288718

4,712

53,8803,406

20,184198

6,2694,8151,0581 010

487710164

6075234

3,71073961

3 6081,466

24,940

221 8141 970

59138824

12,2922 935

697836

1,7251,630

1,97112546

719151460471

956789167

46

19

June

115,645

115,600

24,231151

1,704140186

3,522828167

1,322511200172999247

1,066155

11,137535187293709

4,895

57,5973,200

19,045127

6,1219,4741,0891,093

49089540

6,478280

3,619720

583,8021,445

25,761

71,8841,863

82138842

12,8683,383

678895

1,5961,524

2,13017837

745151480539

987782205

45

79

July

113,821

113,774

24,180188

1,729137220

3,239930130

1,201792181235

1,004401

1,027138

10,661541199273955

5,058

54,1933,341

16,917179

6,1626,3201,1201 207

4916

9847

7222392

4,212111

563,8141,458

27,243

271,8761,978

43131865

13,9003,464

743925

1,8091,483

2,08211534

745189491508

1,017769248

47

Aug.

125,918

125,866

25,794223

1,534141247

3,262874267

1,475559227297970482714167

12,311571216283974

5,012

63,1073,253

20,061167

6,53510,817

1,1721,225

6921

9730

7,726342

4,397728

664,0151,548

29,038

291,9701,788

75156857

15,0023,607

793919

1,6892,152

1,97412831

730151400533

942111170

51

Sept. [ Oct.

127,719 121,571

127,669 121,530

28,342 26,188191 190

1,783 1,569166 116227 230

3 788 2,7381819 1,316

194 2821,571 1,429

631 618238 236325 349

1,126 1,117459 603

1,179 1,171140 162

12,292 11,824584 578247 154317 341

1,064 1,163

4,785 4,332

62,871 59,5093,284 3,656

19,129 17,558170 485

7,281 7,5559,522 6,7661,323 1,3961,264 1,456

4 4943 1,000103 11032 29

8529 8,515301 230

4,523 4,272716 607

60 724,176 4,3491,511 1,450

28,643 28,637

25 551,935 1,9301,859 1,737

74 68140 147882 891

14,645 15,0373,725 3,836

638 7241,040 956

1,914 1,1901,765 2,067

2,106 1,929122 12523 6

704 602149 135565 435542 566

922 935750 756172 180

50 41

Nov.

124,701

124,653

25,768168

1,313149182

3,3051,396

1711,264

603257352

1,050.548

1,232151

11,407577185302

1,155

4,365

62,5834,157

16,147462

7,4919,2191,3491,523

41,007

11534

8,438221

5,786604

714,3961,553

29,154

311,8051,794

69135842

16,1383,729

642957

1,1071,906

1,8679373

565135442559

916741176

49

Dec.

133,943

133,906

28,388284

1,339147202

3,3221,179

1541,631

514276330

1,051542

1,165149

13,795611175268

1,254

4,143

67,9934,389

18,918496

7,7139,8181,4411,614

41,025

13447

9,099248

6,041652105

4,6571,593

30,730

351,8211,804

92131990

16,9113,793

737933

1,5481,934

1,797114103445144391600

855673182

36


56. Banks' own claims on foreigners, payable in U.S. dollars, reported by banks in theUnited Statesi-ContinuedMillions of dollars, end of period

1 Total . . . .

2 Foreign countries . . . . . .

3 Europe . , . . .4 Austria5 Belgium-Luxembourg . . . .6 Denmark7 Finland8 France.9 Germany

10 Greece11 Italy12 Netherlands . . . . . .13 Norway14 Portugal . .15 Spain16 Sweden17 Switzerland18 Turkey19 United Kingdom20 Yugoslavia21 Other Western Europe2 . . .2 2 U S S R23 Other Eastern Europe3. . . .

24 Canada

25 Latin America andCaribbean . . . . . . .

26 Argentina27 Bahamas28 Bermuda29 Brazil30 British West Indies31 Chile32 Colombia . . . . .33 Cuba34 Ecuador. . . . . . . .35 Guatemala36 Jamaica . . . .37 Mexico38 Netherlands Antilles39 Panama . . . . . .40 Peru41 Uruguay42 Venezuela43 Other

44 AsiaChina

45 Mainland . . . . . .46 Taiwan47 Hong Kong . . . . . .48 India. . . .49 Indonesia50 Israel51 Japan52 Korea53 Philippines . . .54 Thailand . . .55 Middle East oil-exporting

countries5

56 Other

57 Africa.58 Egypt59 Morocco60 South Africa61 Zaire62 Oil-exporting countries6 . . .63 Other

64 Other countries65 Australia66 AH other

67 Nonmonetary international andregional organizations7 . . . .

Jan.

127,765

127 726

24897258

1,416126262

3,086921136

1,383472177288948747939128

11,371569203263

1,202

4018

65,6864670

20,861434

7,4947,8751 4191 655

41 001

11451

8 933325

4435585100

4 2111,518

30246

281 7001 804

136117812

16,9904,077

649971

1,4001,562

1 901132106412146507599

978803175

40

Feb.

131,235

131,198

25,600315

1,524156237

3,1971 189

1411,407

610175213

1,015702

1,363131

10,897565227265

1,270

4 136

66,3414888

19,349314

7,60010,1871 4301 698

41 025

10544

8990397

3 929634

824 1511,515

32386

511 6912 127

90128787

18,8764,353

645993

1,2111,434

1 777156109342144451574

958789170

38

Mar.

131,817

131,776

25,805331

1,631207188

2,9841 308

1911,491

535254227914593

1,356123

10,956598225253

1,439

4 312

65,2554958

19,412313

7,9927,4681 3671 526

41,023

10942

9 148506

4 66270190

44161,520

33 639

491 5241 888

120132734

20,1734,723

696877

1,4371,286

1 731130118337143353649

1 035803232

41

Apr,

133,786

133 748

24 547337

1,590203223

2,8111 153

2441,462

480170247

1,020618826132

10,484593330257

1,366

4023

685264993

21,190321

8,1088,7131 3341 539

51 Oil

10843

9 188671

4643654

844 2241,696

33 969

481 6262 001

87166829

203524850

693857

1 1361 324

1 802137128362143443588

880713167

38

May

139,845

139,807

26,209292

1,471168273

2,7401 104

3291,748

457172246

1,106661916151

11,854614266247

1,394

4 283

71,6745 117

23,312296

8,0399,0521 3551408

41 007

10743

9746'701

4538628154

45201,646

34 989

401 8892 362

61128828

20,4745 045

717918

9361,591

1 770134107465108325632

883695187

38

1980

June 1 July

149,566 151,469

149,528 151,433

29,403 28,455305 309

1,866 1,622167 149307 223

2,687 2,5821,143 1,004

346 2791,940 2,295

590 492219 270300 346

1,189 1,011677 534

1,237 1,319144 143

13,725 13,181658 648204 170289 531

1,412 1,346

5 272 4 782

74,214 78,7845 226 5,234

25,255 28,813175 194

8,289 8,9698,691 8,6481 368 1 3591,435 1,448

4 41,058 1,051

120 15336 31

10 170 10,660728 760

4,952 4,552711 647103 91

4317 44691,576 1,700

37 566 36 290

75 682 105 2 2242271 2,174

83 97155 205

1,028 95021,850 20,5905,415 5,516

780 881927 939

1,219 1,0781,659 1,567

2016 2 17995 112

121 134616 691107 107364 378714 757

1 056 943860 743196 200

39 36

Aug.

163,649

163,606

29,440280

1,883164215

3,2881 131

2652,433

632231335

1,139558

1,581137

12,668647172232

1,448

4775

89,4075393

32,056256

9,21614,5841 4871 490

31 136

10231

10779725

4931687105

47371,687

36987

502 2842 194

118245

1,01021,18554561 019

950

9981 478

1 977135180469

98349746

1 021793228

43

Sept.

161,548

161,510

29,667264

1,954180184

3,2321,018

2212,560

546248330

1,106716

1,337144

13,015682245241

1,444

5072

85,9355 629

30,440216

9,63512,0191 6271,493

61,111

10533

11 120710

4461671100

48791,681

37716

11724922 243

84208916

20,6665,5651 171

947

1,4291,876

2029123166535101374729

1 091879213

39

Oct.

163,189

163,144

29,306196

1,680132253

2,551987278

2,842557335341

1,113763

1,564123

12,981684226257

1,443

4614

87,9865 898

30,275399

10,13112,9481 7211 575

31 157

11235

11 745'799

3972719100

4 7101,689

37 964

12623322 133

103214

1 055206145 8801 084

925

1 2582240

2090159119440123469780

1 185942243

44

Nov.

167,525

167,487

32,654250

1,946165248

3,5061 506

2653,063

749138393

1,111633

1,932149

13,995689234271

1,413

4542

89,2596270

29,679260

9,99613,6741 7301 582

31,157

11440

12 014816

4367749105

5 1131,591

37 956

1872 3822 094

125248

1,12520,32358391 122

974

1 5381 999

1 933165146375

98402747

1 143915228

38

Dec.

172,702

172,624

32,155236

1,621127460

2,958948256

3,364575227331993783

1,446145

14,917853179281

1,457

4810

92,9925 689

29,419218

10,49615,6631 9511,752

31,190

13736

12595'821

4974890137

54381,583

39 140

1952 4692 247

142245

1,17221,3615697

989876

1,4942252

2 37715122337094

805734

1 150859290

78


57. Banks' own and domestic customers' claims on foreigners, payable in U.S. dollars, reported by banksin the United States1


Type of claim

1 Total .

2 Banks' own claims on foreigners3 Foreign public borrowers4 Own foreign offices^ ' ; . .5 Unaffiliated foreign banks

7 Other8 All other foreigners

9 Claims of banks' domestic customers^ . . . .10 Deposits11 Negotiable and readily transferable

instruments'*12 Outstanding collections and other claims^

13 MEMO' Customer liability on acceptances

1 Total

2 Banks' own claims on foreigners3 Foreign public borrowers4 Own foreign offices2 . . . .5 Unaffiliated foreign banks6 Deposits7 Other8 All other foreigners

9 Claims of banks' domestic customers^ . . . .10 Deposits11 Negotiable and readily transferable

instruments4

12 Outstanding collections and other claims

13 MEMO1 Customer liability on acceptances

Dollar deposits in banks abroad, reported bynonbanking business enterprises in theUnited States6 . .

1 Total .

2 Banks' own claims on foreigners3 Foreign public borrowers4 Own foreign offices2

5 Unaffiliated foreign banks6 Deposits . . . .7 Other8 All other foreigners

9 Claims of banks' domestic customers-*10 Deposits . . . .11 Negotiable and readily transferable

instruments4

12 Outstanding collections and other claims

13 MEMO: Customer liability on acceptances

Dollar deposits in banks abroad, reported bynonbanking business enterprises in theUnited States6

Jan.

91,874

3 037

27515

12,346

6342

Oct.

975128,487

36,88031,0314,183

26,84821,115

July

113 82112 28436,40238,820

6,70932 11026316

22,976

Feb.

91,040

3,079

27,804

12,152

6446

1978

Nov.

106,4419,424

41,30133,6594,450

29,20922,057

Aug.

125,9181303340,43145,062

7,26737,79527 392

23,543

Mar.

96,449

3,004

30,840

12,546

6,765

Dec.

126,787

115,54510,34641,60540,483

5,42835,05423,111

11,243480

5,3965 366

15 030

13,558

19

Sept.

147,022

127,7191447539,72246,025

7,11538,91027,497

19 302975

12,2366091

19,867

21,663

Apr.

91,7115 910

39,119282344,470

2376518,447

Jan.

105 92810,51338 56334,3414,600

29,74122,511

17444

79

Oct.

121 57114 82038,38939,7906,491

33 29828 572

24,486

1978

May

90,4976 128

38,025277784,849

2293018,565

Feb.

104 30510,80636,06634,456

5,15829,29822,977

18 517

Nov.

124,7011432643,79837,703

5,47832,22628,874

22,950

June

100,089

90,9596,495

34,72730,426

5,32125 10519,312

9,131419

3,7115 001

11 865

19

Mar.

121,725

108,56011,13736,69137,3116,134

31,17723,421

13,165719

6,8005 646

15 266

19,164

Dec.

154,030

133,94315,93747,42840,927

6,27434,65429,650

20 088955

13,1006,032

18,021

22,042

July

89,2717,310

34,96227,780

5,18522,59619,218

79

Apr.

105,80111,37437,00534,195

5,38928,80623,227

20,223

Jan.

127,76515,38646,59836,1634,949

31,21429,617

24,562

Aug.

92,7967 727

37,698274964,859

2263719,875

May

106,78910,95035,98135,4465,394

30,05224,412

21,171

1980

Feb.

131,23515,44847,17238,9305,152

33,77829,686

26,200

Sept.

105,250

96,1698,207

35,81431 7884,692

2709520,360

9,081500

3,7354,847

12784

June

129,638

115,64511,60637,46941,561

7,00434,55725,010

13,993683

7,3975 913

16983

19,433

Mar.

154,401

131,81715,85846,02939,5485,502

34,04730,381

225841,208

14,7636,613

20,144

25,416


57. Banks9 own and domestic customers' claims on foreigners, payable in U.S. dollars, reported by banksin the United States1—ContinuedMillions of dollars, end of period

1 Total

2 Banks' own claims on foreigners . .3 Foreign public borrowers4 Own foreign offices^5 Unaffiliated foreign banks6 Deposits7 Other8 All other foreigners . . .

9 Claims of banks' domestic customers^10 Deposits11 Negotiable and readily transferable

instruments4

12 Outstanding collections and other claims . . .

13 MEMO1 Customer liability on acceptances.

Dollar deposits in banks abroad, reported bynonbanking business enterprises in theUnited States^

Apr.

133 78615 6474648640971

6 11534 85630,682

24,744

May

139 84515 61550 12942 778

6 5063627231,324

25,364

June

174,725

149 5661621556 27043 851

6 5223732933,230

25 159910

17,4446 804

22 375

24,084

July

15146917,05658 69841,991

6 17835,81233,725

25,581

1980

Aug.

163 64917,7626431347,462

7 26340,20034,111

24,294

Sept.

187,038

161 54819,31161 88045,963

7 2113875234,395

25,4901 081

15,2609 148

23 433

22,121

Oct.

163 18919,47862 08746576

7 1163946035,048

22,798

Nov. | Dec.

198,807

167 525 172 70221 158 20,94462 507 65 08449066 50,215

7 579 8 25441 488 41 96234 794 36,459

26,106885

15,5749648

22714

24,658 23,644


58. Banks' own claims on unaffiliated foreigners, payable in U.S. dollars, reported by banks in theUnited States1


Maturity, by borrower and area

1 Total .

By borrower2 Maturity of 1 year or less2

3 Foreign public borrowers4 All other foreigners

5 Maturity of over 1 year2 . . . ,6 Foreign public borrowers7 All other foreigners . . .

By areaMaturity of 1 year or less2

8 Europe9 Canada . . . .

10 Latin America and Caribbean11 Asia . . . .12 Africa13 All other3 . . . . . . . . .

Maturity of over 1 year2

14 Europe15 Canada . . . . . . . .16 Latin America and Caribbean17 Asia . . . . .18 Africa19 Allother3 . . . .

1 Total

By borrower2 Maturity of 1 year or less2

3 Foreign public borrowers4 All other foreigners

5 Maturity of over 1 year2

6 Foreign public borrowers.7 All other foreigners

By areaMaturity of 1 year or less2

8 Europe9 Canada

10 Latin America and Caribbean11 Asia12 Africa13 All other3 . . . . .

Maturity of over 1 year2

14 Europe15 Canada16 Latin America and Caribbean17 Asia18 Africa19 All other3

June

55,865

445223 134

41 387

1 1 3433 2518092

9 7141,598

17 44613 784

1,457523

2,920344

5,9001 297

631252

1978

Sept.

60,057

47,1923 711

43,480

12,86642478 618

105181,953

18 62413,971

1,535591

3,102794

6,8771,303

580211

Dec.

73,635

58 3454633

53 712

15 28953959894

15 1692670

20 89517545

1,496569

3,1421 4268,4641 407

637214

Mar.

71,604

55,4254676

50,748

16,1795 982

10 197

123962514

21 72916,951

1,292541

3,1031 4569,3251 486

629180

Mar.

85,452

64,1096812

57,297

21,3438,593

12750

13,8481 812

23,04223,737

1,043627

42361 214

13,3881,728

620157

19

June

77,748

60,0844658

55,426

17,6646500

11,164

140752,709

23 15318,143

1,438565

3,4831,221

10,2771,884

616183

19

June

93,260

71,9387,227

64,711

21,3228,673

12,649

17,2152047

24,46026,162

1,330724

4,0331 199

13,8871,477

576150

79

Sept.

87,538

68,3626 159

62203

19 1767 787

11 388

168022471

25 68621478

1,401524

3,6531 364

11,7691 578

625188

80

Sept.

99,022

76,2318935

67,296

22,7919,722

13069

16,9402 166

28,09726,876

1,401751

4 7051 188

14,1872,014

567130

Dec.

86,181

65,1527233

57,919

21,0308371

12 659

152351 777

2492821,641

1,077493

4,1601,317

12,8141,911

655173

Dec.

106,857

82,6651003672,628

24,19310,15214,041

18,7622723

32,03426,748

1,757640

5,1181 448

15,0751,865

507179


59. Liabilities to and claims on foreigners, payable in foreign currencies, reported by banks in theUnited States1


Itam

1 Banks' own liabilities

2 Banks' own claims2

3 Deposits , . ,4 Other claims

5 Claims of banks' domestic customers-*

1 Banks' own liabilities

2 Banks' own claims3 Deposits4 Other claims

5 Claims of banks' domestic customers3

Mar.

1 877

26901,2081 482

475

19

June

2,041

2,5991,3731 225

574

Jan.

831

2371940

1,432

79

Sept.

2,455

3 0131,3761,637

609

Feb.

885

2317895

1,422

Dec.

1,918

2419994

1 425

580

19

Mar.

986

2383948

1,435

Mar.

2,403

2,7721,2121,560

1.058

78

June

1 489

26191,0921,528

809

19

June

2,739

2,8741,0901,784

798

Sept.

1 794

29541,3851,568

446

80

Sept.

2,754

3,2031,1692035

595

Dec.

2,406

3 6711,7951,876

358

Dec.

3,748

4,2062,5071,699

962

60. Marketable U.S. Treasury bonds and notes—Foreign holdings and transactionsMillions of dollars

Country or area

1 Estimated total2

2 Foreign countries2

3 Europe2 . . .4 Belgium-Luxembourg5 Germany2

6 Netherlands7 Sweden8 Switzerland2

9 United Kingdom10 Other Western Europe11 Eastern Europe

12 Canada

13 Latin America14 Venezuela15 Netherlands Antilles .

16 Asia17 Japan

18 Africa19 All other

20 Nonmonetary international andregional organizations

21 International22 Latin American regional

23 Total2

24 Foreign countries2 . . .25 Official institutions . . . .26 Other foreign2


MEMO: Oil-exporting countries28 Middle East3 . . . .29 Africa^

1978 1979 19801978

Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June

i Holdings (end of period)1

44,946

39,817

17,07219

8,7051,358

285977

5,373354

0

152

416144162

21,48811,528

691-3

5,1295,089

41

51,344

45,915

24,82460

14,0561,466

6471,8686,236

4910

232

466103163

19,80511,175

591-3

5,4295,388

37

57,418

52,831

24,33777

12,3351,884

5951,4857,183

7770

449

999292421

26,1129,479

92014

4,5874,548

36

40,121

35,668

15,06419

3,373930125411

9,839362

4

285

543201162

19,4137,463

3622

4,4534,358

95

40,400

35,499

14,91519

3,494954125422

9,513384

4

250

587241162

19,3787,617

3627

4,9014,781

120

41,270

36,515

15,24119

3,8161,029

155436

9,418363

4

251

551200162

20,1258,313

3416

4,7554,640

115

Transactions (net purchases, or sales (— ),

6,305

5,9213,7292,193

383

-1,785329

6,397

6,0991,6974,403

301

-1,014-100

6,075

6,9163,8403,076

-843

7,672328

1,481

1,7741,714

59

-292

560

278

-169-277

108

447

-1840

871

1,016995

22

-146

77-20

39,692

34,843

13,62819

3,8201,079

175464

7,737333

0

253

535189162

20,0808,332

3416

4,8494,740

110

39,397

34,375

12,96619

4,0311,070

175468

6,856348

0

261

503174162

20,1478,964

4918

5,0224,931

90

40,668

34,974

13,10619

4,3611,113

185529

6,527371

0

264

494174162

20,6159,616

4914

5,6945,633

61

during period)

-1,579

-1,674-1,699

26

95

-720

-295

-467-541

73

171

-563150

1,271

599522

77

671

-1850


60. Marketable U.S. Treasury bonds and notes—Foreign holdings and transactions—ContinuedMillions of dollars

Country or area

1 Estimated total2


3 Europe2

4 Belgium-Luxembourg5 Germany2

6 Netherlands7 Sweden8 Switzerland2


12 Canada

13 Latin America14 Venezuela15 Netherlands Antilles

16 Asia . . . . . .17 Japan



21 International22 Latin American regional

23 Total2


25 Official institutions26 Other foreign2


MEMO: Oil-exporting countries28 Middle East3

29 Africa4

1978

July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec.

1979

Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr.

Holdings (end of period)1

41,158

36,316

14,22619

5,5311,113

200590

6,403370

0

275

485174162

20,8419,927

491-3

4,8424,809

41,583

.37,129

14,15419

5,7611,278

210636

5,862387

0

276

545244162

21,65710,791

4917

4,4544,421

33

42,222

37,836

14,68919

6,1571,306

211694

5,909393

0

276

445144162

21,92911,096

4915

4,3864,354

33

43,632

38,482

15,26119

6,6451,356

231731

5,915365

0

151

426144162

21,94711,560

6916

5,1505,118

33

43,857

38,479

15,65419

7,1021,351

266915

5,674327

0

151

416144162

21,57011,483

691-a

5,3785,345

33

44,946

39,817

17,07219

8,7051,358

285977

5,373354

0

152

416144162

21,48811,528

691-3

5,1295,089

46,218

41,341

18,36019

8,8641,433

3201,8185,489

4170

150

433183162

21,70912,226

691-3

4,8774,837

41

45,595

40,883

18,50219

8,8601,517

3551,5085,823

4200

146

337103162

21,21012,422

691-3

4,7124,666

46

47,457

42,852

20,17219

10,2161,587

3601,5375,991

4610

166

338103162

21,48812,729

691-3

4,6054,560

46

48,059

43,097

20,59319

10,8121,637

4151,5105,735

4640

226

317103162

21,27312,982

691-3

4,9624,915

46

Transactions (net purchases, or sales (— ), during period)

490

1,3421,313

29

-852

-850

425

813710103

-387

-310

639

706704

3

-67

-310

1,410

646572

74

764

-401200

225

-364

-67

227

-241i

1,089

1,338-3491,686

-248

-1270

1,272

1,524168

1,356

-252

-4610

-623

-458-597

141

-165

-6930

1,862

1,968524

1,443

-106

-310

602

246242

3

357

-4520

149



Country or area

1 Estimated total2

2 Foreign countries2 . .

3 Europe2 \4 Belgium-Luxembourg . .5 Germany2

6 Netherlands . .7 Sweden8 Switzerland2

9 United Kingdom . .10 Other Western Europe11 Eastern Europe . .

12 Canada . . . . .


16 Asia . .17 Japan



21 International . .22 Latin American regional

23 Total2





29 Africa*

1979

May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec.

1980

Jan. Feb.


47,135

42,975

20,66720

10,8281,672

4791,4585,697

5130

216

307103162

21,09713,014

691-3

4,1604,114

46

47,413

43,374

21,04724

10,7511,695

4841,5826,016

4960

227

307103162

21,10313,040

691-3

4,0393,993

46

48,910

44,464

22,21324

10,7811,655

4811,8436,938

4910

232

457103162

20,87413,090

691-3

4,4464,400

46

49,493

44,899

22,55824

10,9521,577

5252,0486,895

5380

233

459103165

20,96012,818

691-3

4,5944,551

43

50,176

44,981

22,59965

10,9531,667

5882,4966,193

6370

233

459103165

21,00112,789

691-3

5,1955,150

43

Transactions (net purchase,

-924

-122-149

27

-802

-1900

278

399297102

-121

80

1,497

1,0901,042

49

407

-1930

584

435511-77

149

3940

682

8292

-10

600

730

50,807

45,127

22,69265

11,0821,660

6002,4276,191

6660

235

461103164

21,05112,591

691-3

5,6805,636

43

50,817

45,316

23,02960

12,4561,490

5931,9615,955

5130

234

459103164

21,00612,502

591-3

5,5015,463

37

51,344

45,915

24,82460

14,0561,466

6471,8686,236

4910

232

466103163

19,80511,175

591-3

5,4295,388

37

53,902

47,854

26,50760

15,2001,407

6401,8946,792

5140

231

466103163

20,06210,844

591-3

6,0486,016

32

54,245

47,603

26,02855

14,9161,414

6361,5646,930

5120

389

467103164

20,13110,420

5912

6,6426,592

50

or sates (— ), during period)

632

1465689

487

2990

9

189-1,037

1,227

-180

64-100

527

60054753

-73

1680

2,562

1,939483

1,456

622

5500

343

-251-264

14

593

5000



Country or area

1 Estimated total2


3 Europe2

4 Belgium-Luxembourg5 Germany2 . . .6 Netherlands7 Sweden8 Switzerland2


12 Canada.


16 Asia17 Japan



2 1 International22 Latin American regional

23 Total2





29 Africa4

1980

Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec.


54,017

47,557

25,71327

14,6081,453

6331,5346,978

4780

394

472103164

20,3919,631

591-3

6,4606,407

50

53,118

47,460

25,11428

14,3261,473

6421,5286,590

5270

381

501103199

20,8739,533

593<j

5,6585,606

50

52,438

47,978

25,18128

14,3441,412

6531,5746,651

5190

385

512103200

21,3109,543

593'y

4,4604,401

60

54,200

49,800

25,48228

14,0951,437

6471,7316,987

5560

423

616200200

22,7939,545

492-6

4,4004,338

60

54,889

50,595

25,26245

13,6971,547

6501,6757,077

5710

481

690248200

23,5779,614

592-6

4,2944,234

60

Transactions (net purchases

-231

-46-103

57

-186

1,0140

-899

-98-63-34

-802

4710

-677

518425

92

-1,195

4620

1,759

1,8221,718

104

-63

1,427-100

692

795762

33

-104

598100

54,125

49,997

24,64689

13,0971,522

6401,6757,092

5310

469

706261205

23,5879,465

592-5

4,1284,066

60

55,874

51,178

25,01991

13,1101,640

6111,5667,459

5420

480

768302225

24,2949,444

6170

4,6964,632

65

56,558

52,081

24,78678

12,8231,658

6071,5177,541

5620

503

768292221

25,3339,503

6855

4,4774,430

44

57,222

52,872

24,71174

12,7581,777

6141,4897,414

5840

532

942292372

25,9689,547

7154

4,3504,302

44

57,418

52,831

24,33777

12,3351,884

5951,4857,183

1110

449

999292421

26,1129,479

92014

4,5874,548

36

, or sales (— ), during period)

-767

-598-745

146

-168

1400

1,752

1,181998183

571

60125

681

903664240

-222

99068

664

791301490

-126

56129

196

-41-336

295

237

358205

61. Foreign official assets held at Federal Reserve Banks1


1 Deposits . . . . .

Assets held in custody2 U.S. Treasury securities2. .3 Earmarked gold3

Jan,

439

97,11615,138

Feb.

450

96,20015,109

Mar.

468

89,29015,087

Apr.

618

85,71715,057

May

380

88,48915,037

June 1 July | Aug. | Sept | Oct.

1980

691 436 336 460 368

93,661 95,525 96,504 96,227 98,12115,034 15,034 15,025 14,987 14,986

Nov. j Dec.

368 411

102,786 102,41714,968 14,965


62. Foreign transactions in securitiesMillions of dollars

Transactions,and area or country

STOCKS

1 Foreign purchases , .2 Foreign sales

3 Net purchases, or sales (— ). .

4 Foreign countries5 Europe . . . .6 France7 Germany . . .8 Netherlands9 Switzerland . . .

10 United Kingdom11 Canada, . . .12 Latin America and

Caribbean . . .13 Middle East1

14 Other Asia15 Africa16 Other countries

17 Nonmonetary internationaland regionalorganizations . . .

BONDS2

18 Foreign purchases . . .19 Foreign sales


21 Foreign countries22 Europe23 France24 Germany25 Netherlands26 Switzerland27 United Kingdom28 Canada29 Latin America and

Caribbean . .30 Middle East*31 Other Asia .32 Africa33 Other countries


35 Stocks, net purchases,or sales (— )

36 Foreign purchases37 Foreign sales . . .

38 Bonds, net purchases,or sales ( — )

39 Foreign purchases . .40 Foreign sales . .

41 Net purchases, or sales (—),of stocks and bonds. . . .

42 Foreign countries . ,43 Europe44 Canada45 Latin America and

Caribbean46 Asia . . . .47 Africa48 Other countries


1978

Jan-Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec.

U.S. corporate securities

20,14517,723

2,423

2,4691,283

47620-22

-5851,230

74

151781189-13

3

-46

7,9855,688

2,297

1,87873630-212

-202930102

98810131-1

1

419

1,024909

115

11630

-1245-4

-5460

-19

-9107

601

-1

459379

81

99131-4

17

-7123

7

11-59

900

-18

826762

64

6341-233

-13-16

57-26

-448

221

1

574348

226

18132

1713

227

6125

11-1

0

45

1,414922

492

511319

6852-9

7187-3

17170

510

-19

604651

-47

-27-189

511

-20-56

-1225

11137

900

-20

1,8641,150

713

720508

79125

1610317344

379735-1

0

-7

311345

-35

-33-96-5103

-33-54

13

1331501

-2

2,3941,966

429

428323-2529

31229-^58

369041-4, 0

1

779364

416

4171184

-3-49

759

&1401

-1

2,0941,938

156

17777

-3983

-18-76101-12

335923-3

0

-21

671310

361

290155-3

7-7

5154

6

2913600

72

1,3061,297

9

9-6

-15179

-5250

-16

-3569-5

10

0

1,049631

418

396352

131811

-109416

14

12135

-11600

22

2,4462,680

-235

-235-152

9-54-22

-184110-18

48-134

34-12-1

0

868490

379

326137

63818

-208924

179948

01

53

2,3572,115

242

245-33

224

7-115

54117

1120365

-1

-3

610550

60

6280-2-519430

16

11-73

2800

-3

1,5211,523

-2

-3-80-4

-307

-1186922

1342-4

22

1

727530

197

13789

-10-12-4

9110-5

13-19

6000

60

1,4611,359

103

102-10

186

-8867

6

-2109

1-2

1

1

437526

-89

-99-113

3-89-8

-2790

-1-82300

10

1,4381,102

336

336264-38264-9

-237438

164

15-1

1

0

894564

330

128146

1710-639

1096

5-21

e

0-3

202

Foreign securities

5273,6663,139

-4,18511,09815,283

-3,658

-3,471-61

-3,229

221186

-441-146

-187

103255152

-636818

1,454

-533

-540208

-446

-6-176-118

-3

7

113280167

-192597789

-79

19060

39-129-61

2

-80

114337223

-617819

1,436

-503

-355112

-177

69-337-29

6

-148

144407262

-4861,2371,723

-342

-413157

-807

134146-44

2

70

^12J72284

-431,0201,063

-55

-67-201

-^80

72138

04

12

-61247308

-6391,1071,746

-700

-745-222-420

-66189-44

-182

45

10333323

-300941

1,241

-290

-291-175-146

939

-257

1

52383331

-199990

1,189

-147

-15093

-157

-1752

-1233

3

-69261330

40774735

-29

-62-86-39

-1074-1

1

33

-19299318

-688924

1,612

-707

-51713

-747

-17226

16

-190

163360197

-462856

1,318

-299

-319-103-246

17814

19

-12232244

401,015

975

28

-1353

-24

-4-44

05

41


62. Foreign transactions in securities—ContinuedMillions of dollars

Transactions,and area or country

STOCKS

1 Foreign purchases2 Foreign sales


4 Foreign countries , . . .5 Europe6 France7 Germany8 Netherlands. .9 Switzerland

10 United Kingdom11 Canada12 Latin America and

Caribbean . . . .13 Middle East1. . ,14 Other Asia15 Africa.16 Other countries


BONDS2


20 Net purchases, or sales <— ). .

21 Foreign countries22 Europe23 France24 Germany. . . .25 Netherlands26 Switzerland27 United Kingdom28 Canada29 Latin America and

Caribbean .30 Middle East*31 Other Asia . . . .32 Africa33 Other countries.




38 Bonds, net purchases,or sales (— )


41 Net purchases, or sales (— ),of stocks and bonds. . . .

42 Foreign countries43 Europe44 Canada45 Latin America and

Caribbean .46 Asia47 Africa48 Other countries


Jan.-Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May

1979

June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec.

U.S. corporate securities

22,78121,123

1,658

1,642217122

-221-71

-519964552

-19688211-14

7

17

8,8357,602

1,233

1,330626

1158

-202-118

81480

109424

8811

-96

1,3681,309

59

60-8-6

-18-35-31

857

34-18

50-2-4

-1

641725

-84

34181842-4

-15-54

11

23-34

1600

-118

1,3971,269

129

112531620

-151319-6

-255330

61

16

453546

-93

34116

013

-106

9310

9-106

410

-127

1,9581,448

509

50610433-2

-19-1210957

36246

6111

3

594486

108

9516134

-27-92833

2425-3

01

13

1,6211,528

94

93-231

-59-10-16

5230

2246-3-3

2

1

595377

218

107141-219

-208

1346

8-61

140

-1

112

1,5861,395

191

19013648-1-7187447

-1820

9-2-1

0

864923

-60

84120-1

6-37-41149

4

6-73

2800

-143

1,8731,797

76

761141

-16-15-3

533

-282440-3-1

0

1,131818

314

280139

810

-32-14169

0

-101024800

34

1,7901,784

6

6-42

18-19

8-52-12

30

-175

32-3

1

1

869646

223

224161-34-11-9-2

2328

1140

500

-1

2,3932,235

159

157-48

19-30-3

-879778

454435-4

7

2

729679

50

65-11-3

-16-19-824

9

1050

700

-14

2,0902,030

60

66-107-20-37

0-64

19145

-849

-12-2

1

-7

448291

156

6916-1-4-2

42317

-443-4

10

87

2,4272,411

15

15-33-48-32

38-68

8376

-935218-1-3

0

824643

180

4084

1-7-7

0103

8

6-39-19

01

140

1,8891,700

189

19177

-18-18

12-148

27811

-7135-28

12

-3

725913

-188

-124-205

112

-15-53

-124-1

1271-1

00

-63

2,3892,216

173

16975

8-10-25-6815544

4032

-21-3

2

4

963555

408

42232

11

-207

36-25

15406-6

00

-14

Foreign securities

-7864,6155,401

-3,85512,67216,527

-4,641

-3,891-1,646-2,601

34744

-6125

-750

49303254

-519856

1,375

-470

-393-120-267

60-64

1

-77

-28232260

-316956

1,272

-344

-134-43

-184

7026-5

2

-210

3332329

-451,1951,240

-42

-31-11

-220

51149-8

7

-11

13369356

20903883

33

19-163

9

56113

22

13

67554487

16841825

83

82-29

85

24-4

51

1

-18402421

-572957

1,529

-591

-309-151-221

42205

-4

-282

-4391395

-3821,0201,402

-386

-411-111-178

3114-2

2

24

-117377494

-5791,6112,190

-697

-613-301-128

12-197

-12

-83

-338420758

-783850

1,634

-1,122

-972-120-891

-780

-395

-149

-198466663

-271,2421,269

-225

-229-29

-358

13158-14

2

4

-84365449

-3441,0941,438

-428

-309-120-106

30-118

13

-118

-130406536

-3231,1471,470

-453

-591-282-142

-35-133

-13

138


62. Foreign transactions in securities—ContinuedMillions of dollars

Transactionsand area or country

STOCKS



4 Foreign countries5 Europe6 France7 Germany . .8 Netherlands9 Switzerland

10 United Kingdom1 1 Canada12 Latin America and

Caribbean13 Middle East*14 Other Asia15 Africa16 Other countries


BONDS2



21 Foreign countries22 Europe23 France24 Germany. . . .25 Netherlands26 Switzerland27 United Kingdom28 Canada29 Latin America and

Caribbean30 Middle Easti31 Other Asia32 Africa33 Other countries . .




38 Bonds, net purchases,or sales (— )


41 Net purchases, or sales (— ),of stocks and bonds . . . .

42 Foreign countries43 Europe44 Canada45 Latin America and

Caribbean46 Asia47 Africa48 Other countries


Jan.-Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May

1980

June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec.

U.S, corporate securities

40,32034,962

5,358

5,3403,069

482186

-328308

2,503865

1481,206

16-138

18

15,4259,976

5,449

5,5141,576

129213-65

541,257

135

1853,486

1175

10

-65

3,1592,467

692

691506

71358

15321542

92183002

1

1,190548

642

510192

8-5-3

6236

25

14280-1

00

132

4,4903,372

1,118

1,12085513352

-40374333130

334958-1-3

-2

952601

352

2875415

-308

8428

10181

328

65

2,7452S390

354

352156-49-25-6

-36Til130

-49107

82

-2

2

1,278839

439

448351

151003

3028

983-4

00

-8

1,9861,728

258

255129

143

-30-7519466

6138-81

0-2

3

1,6591,143

516

566248

7103-14

7934

2

13295

700

-50

1,9561,966

-11

-121052314

-40-17106-42

-4-53-21

03

2

1,2831,259

25

2519347

104-14-29-33

9

25104'.17

10

-226

2,5592,400

159

16156

9-5

-25-19

9924

271928-2

8

-2

1,8641,152

712

655105

12-14

6-10110

5

23513

504

57

3,1102,800

310

308115

62-13-27-8218881

-25141-5-1

2

2

1,735898

837

809129

8-50-26-16196-2

29640

1301

28

3,5053,301

203

2054230

-21-26

-127216

13

-32183-22

021

-2

1,087589

498

475276

-11-7-95325

32382

900

23

3,5693,329

241

246-83-33-18-38

-122153-22

-83410

1924

-5

645481

165

214-23-2

470

-512

18194140

-2

-49

4,4383,920

519

524300

5335

-2983

172-66

13212633

2-3

-6

1,591739

852

897263

230

81

2289

7594

2400

-45

4,4573,588

869

867633109121-58265251263

57-109

1805

2

1,193902

291

295163

1213-7

816621

11105-3

0-1

-4

4,3453,701

644

623254

608

-17-88300247

Q0

177-49-2

2

22

946826

121

107-26

12221714

-113-7

-51133200

14

Foreign securities

-2,0847,8859,968

-84617,06917,915

-2,929

-3,806-957

-1,948

126-1,131

2480

876

-233635868

-501,2811,331

-283

-361169

-325

5-205

-1-4

78

-429814

1,243

-771,3791,455

-SOS

-506-132-415

101-46

-13

1

9679670

131,1811,168

22

-2660

-159

2948

0-3

48

-40402442

-31,0821,085

-43

-63-71

3

14-13

40

20

-100456555

-2881,4821,770

-388

-386-223-137

45-83

56

-174495669

-6201,6382,258

-794

-813-481-288

-25-66

544

19

-11663740

3681,7301,362

290

-402

-28

34-55

16

330

-201605805

-2651,3741,639

-466

-390-181

42

-14-313

076

-76

-558694

1,253

-841,2311,316

-643

-680-110-344

7-223

-4-6

37

-341795

1,136

-2061,6511,857

-547

-563126

-651

-35-16

29-16

15

129927798

921,2541,161

221

198-30329

-24-73-1-3

23

-68721788

2741,7861,512

206

-111-86

24

-11-84-13-7

383


63. Liabilities to unaffiliated foreigners, reported by nonbanking business enterprisesin the United States1


1 Total

2 Payable in dollars3 Payable in foreign currencies^

B? typ*.4 Financial liabilities5 Payable in dollars6 Payable in foreign currencies

7 Commercial liabilities8 Trade payables9 Advance receipts and other

liabilities

10 Payable in dollars11 Payable in foreign currencies

By area or countryFinancial liabilities

12 Europe13 Belgium-Luxembourg14 France15 Germany16 Netherlands. . . .17 Switzerland18 United Kingdom

19 Canada20 Latin America and Caribbean . . . .21 Bahamas22 Bermuda23 Brazil24 British West Indies25 Mexico . . .26 Venezuela

27 Asia2 8 Japan . . . . .29 Middle East oil-exporting

countries^

30 Africa31 Oil-exporting countries4

32 All other5 . .Commercial liabilities

33 Europe34 Belgium-Luxembourg35 France.36 Germany . . .37 Netherlands38 Switzerland39 United Kingdom

40 Canada. .41 Latin America and Caribbean . .; . .42 Bahamas43 Bermuda44 Brazil45 British West Indies46 Mexico . . . . .47 Venezuela . . . . .

48 Asia49 Japan '.50 Middle East oil-exporting

countries-*


53 All other5

1978

Dec.

14,948

11 5133 435

63533,8382 515

8 5954,008

4,587

7,674921

3 958289173366390248

2,159

2441,357

4784

1019410249

784717

32

525

3 05497

321529246302824

667997

25977453

106303

2 931448

1,523

743312203

Mar.

14,592

11 5433 049

6 1123,8002311

84803,528

4,952

7,743738

3 722266145311422244

2,121

2521,346

4475

1320110155

781717

23

515

3 03388

350407224329870

6141,168

16426189

236356

2649429

1,122

779343237

19

June

15,600

126462 954

6,1053,8752 231

9,4954,302

5,193

8,771724

3 643355140283401235

2,010

2901,395

4772

1918913168

767709

25

625

3 32990

353488230439997

6631,335

6582

165121216323

3,033516

1,224

891410243

79

Sept.

15,782

126993 082

6,1963,8832,313

9,5854,051

5,535

8,817769

3 776317132381542190

2,014

3041,347

3902

1419812271

759702

19

515

3 411105394554206348

1,015

7171,401

8948

18621

270359

2,995517

1,069

775370287

Dec.

17,062

13 9843 078

7,3665,0962,270

9,6964,424

5,272

8,888808

4 642345175497828170

2,449

4391,483

3758118

51412172

793726

31

414

3 639137467548227310

1,077

8681,323

6932

20321

257301

2 905494

1,017

728384233

Mar.

17,476

144703 006

7 8325,5912 242

96434,190

5,454

8,879764

4 860360193520795174

2,647

3801,764

4598322

69410170

807740

26

111

10

3 716117503545288382

1,012

7201,253

447

22820

235211

2 950581

901

742382263

19

June

18,643

15 2033 440

8 4105,7912619

102334,297

5,936

9,412821

5 470422347657797238

2,841

5301,633

4342

2570010172

752683

31

101

15

4038132485727245462

1,133

5911,271

2610715137

272210

3091418

1,030

875498367

80

Sept.

18,634

15 3373 296

8 2935,8182475

103414,381

5,960

9,520821

5 314417339557780224

2,867

5081,732

4121

2070310874

707618

37

111

21

4079109501693276452

1,045

5901,361

8114156

12324293

2,909502

944

1,006633396

Dec.

21,064

17 4453 619

10 8448,1402 703

102214,401

5,820

9,305916

6276464327582662354

3,753

7563,068

9451

231 442

9881

718644

38

111

15

4,07589

582688219493

1,012

7841,244

873

11135

326307

2,848645

894

814514456

155


64. Claims on unaffiliated foreigners, reported by nonbanking business enterprisesin the United States1


1 Total . . . ,

2 Payable in dollars3 Payable in foreign currencies2

By type4 Financial claims5 Deposits . . .6 Payable in dollars7 Payable in foreign currencies . . .

8 Other financial claims9 Payable in dollars

10 Payable in foreign currencies . . .

11 Commercial claims12 Trade receivables . . . .13 Advance payments and other claims

14 Payable in dollars15 Payable in foreign currencies

By area or countryFinancial claims

16 Europe17 Belgium-Luxembourg18 France19 Germany20 Netherlands21 Switzerland22 United Kingdom

23 Canada24 Latin America and Caribbean . . . .2 5 Bahamas . . .26 Bermuda27 Brazil28 British West Indies29 Mexico30 Venezuela

31 Asia32 Japan33 Middle East oil-exporting

countries ^


36 All other5

Commercial claims37 Europe . .38 Belgium-Luxembourg39 France40 Germany41 Netherlands42 Switzerland . . . .43 United Kingdom

44 Canada45 Latin America and Caribbean . . . .46 Bahamas47 Bermuda . .48 Brazil49 British West Indies50 Mexico51 Venezuela

52 Asia53 Japan54 Middle East oil-exporting

countries^


57 All others

1978

Dec.

27,892

24,9052,988

16,57011,11110,0431,068

5,4593 8741,584

11,32310,764

559

10988335

5 215' 4817851010398

4,021

44845,7143,001

80151

1 291'163157

920305

18

1811055

3 980144609398267198824

1 0942,'544

109215628

9505291

3,080976

716

447136178

Mar.

30,920

28,1092,811

20,15314,69813,757

941

5,4553,9261,530

10,76710,097

670

10426'341

5 35763

1712688596

4,437

52328,4764,560

63156

2 536160147

832210

16

2042652

3 809173490506275230673

1 1092. ,444

117292493

10492273

2,762896

682

443131200

19

June

30,348

27,4442,904

19,36313,70612,747

958

5,65840791,579

10,98410,356

628

10617367

5 64154

183363

6281

4,652

5 1467,4863 686

57141

2407159155

803219

17

2212361

3 829170471420307232727

1 1062,404

9811850125

586295

2 9651 005

685

487139194

79

Sept.

31,022

28,3452,677

19,25113,80812,900

908

5,44340301,413

11,77011,058

712

11 415'355

658133

1913935185

5,540

47676,7363 338

31133

1 838156139

821225

21

1114169

4.121179517450261224814

1 1652,'!602

26154567

13650345

3 1131 128

700

549140220

Dec.

31,023

27,8503,173

18,22212,57911,663

916

5,6433 8031,840

12,80112,112

688

12384416

6 14632

177409

5373

5,081

4 8136,2612 741

30163

2001158143

706199

16

2534944

4 897202726589298269901

8462,850

21197645

16698343

34131 140

766

554133240

Mar.

32,077

29,0693,008

19,33213,65712,681

977

5,6754,0551,620

12,74512,095

649

12333411

5 84321

2903003989

4,790

48857,5833 516

34128

2591169134

713226

18

2654043

4 759208702515347

-349926

8612,986

19135654

11832350

3 3951 213

719

517114225

19

June

32,024

28,9623,062

18,63012,78611,907

879

5,8444,1031,740

13,39412,685

710

12952443

5,84323

3071903796

4,863

4,7836,9243,080

25120

2393178139

758253

16

2563565

4830258662510297429903

8963,277

19133695

9921395

3,5761 143

830

566115249

80

Sept.

31,579

28,3223,257

18,28512,21811,0561,162

6,06743991,668

13,29412,605

688

12867427

560517

4091683041

4,545

4 8046,7572 831

65116

2 301192128

791269

20

2602968

4655230707569289333988

9293,375

5381

71017

981388

3 3951 094

837

669135270

Dec.

33,560

30,7192,841

18,97913,22312,499

724

5,7564,0631,693

14,58113,873

709

14 157424

59741933342243257

4,865

46987,3533 233

13596

2577208114

685158

19

2372632

5 450232

1 124571318345929

9193,796

2114885834

1 088411

3 449989

821

651151316


65. Assets and liabilities of foreign branches of U.S. banks1


Item

ASSETS1 Total, all currencies. . . .

2 Claims onUnited States

3 Parent bank4 Other5 Claims on foreigners. . .6 Other branches of

parent bank . . . .7 Banks8 Official institutions . .9 Nonbank foreigners. .

10 Other assets

11 Total payable inU.S. dollars


13 Parent bank14 Other15 Claims on

foreigners16 Other branches of

parent bank . . . .17 Banks18 Official institutions . .19 Nonbank foreigners. .20 Other assets . .

21 Total, all currencies. . . .

22 Claims onUnited States. . . .


parent bank . . . .27 Banks28 Official institutions .29 Nonbank foreigners. .30 Other assets




parent bank . . . .37 Banks38 Official institutions . .39 Nonbank foreigners. .40 Other assets

41 Total, all currencies . . . .



parent bank . . . .47 Banks48 Official institutions .49 Nonbank foreigners. .50 Other assets . . .51 Total payable in

U.S. dollars

1980


All foreign countries

360,439

31,60424,788

6,816313,879

75,336125,20425,83387,50614,956

265,222

30,51924,516

6,003

226,843

58,04197,99921,55049,253

7,860

372,149

39,73732,1927,545

317,041

78,104124,54126,08188,31515,371

276,066

38,52031,8126,708

229,060

60,17497,27421,80449,808

8,486

371,533

35,68228,249

7,433319,857

80,523126,16125,50987,66415,994

276,760

34,50227,897

6,605

233,763

63,40499,41321,38249,564

8,495

376,146

34,18326,2907,893

325,623

79,500130,23625,23990,64816,340

277,791

32,89925,920

6,979

235,953

61,768103,29420,99849,893

8,939

378,899

35,60626,139

9,467326,340

76,317130,35625,43894,22916,953

277,542

34,31425,7788,536

234,159

58,908102,73621,22151,2949,069

376,722

29,06918,56510,504

330,171

76,061132,63425,63295,84417,482

275,232

27,86718,2549,613

238,213

58,456104,94921,38253,426

9,152

377,877

29,08517,55211,533

331,329

75,196134,68525,47495,97417,463

275,783

27,72017,23610,484

239,290

57,813106,36521,23353,879

8,773

386,467

36,86426,71110,153

332,531

72,558136,59026,11397,27017,072

283,974

35,55126,3909,161

239,561

55,106108,07321,78654,5968,862

385,884

29,34119,6859,656

339,204

73,856139,90226,74098,70617,339

282,171

28,13819,4148,724

245,588

56,603111,87822,30554,802

8,445

383,356

30,47621,440

9,036335,623

72,477138,29626,54898,30217,257

279,827

29,05921,043

8,016

242,152

55,249109,43822,57854,887

8,616

389,184

30,61722,254

8,363340,848

74,062139,97726,93599,87417,719

284,401

29,17321,8537,320

246,363

57,238110,79922,84655,4808,865

397,233

28,45920,202

8,257350,993

76,552144,62727,626

102,18817,781

289,860

27,19019,8967,294

253,451

58,273115,98423,39855,796

9,219

United Kingdom

128,417

10,1478,2071,940

113,617

31,99552,1774,559

24,8864,653

91,760

9,8208,1611,659

79,740

26,84237,4873,274

12,1372,200

133,793

10,6978,5842,113

118,212

35,18753,1274,499

25,3994,884

96,228

10,2858,4671,818

83,603

29,90738,1853,253

12,2582,340

136,654

11,9909,8382,152

119,290

35,53652,5095,860

25,3855,374

99,711

11,6209,7781,842

85,452

30,20437,7684,589

12,8912,639

138,915

11,5339,3002,233

122,105

36,01554,0205,578

26,4925,277

100,628

11,0719,1791,892

86,818

29,98039,1594,277

13,4022,739

138,930

11,3999,1402,259

121,851

34,30554,0765,591

27,8795,680

98,809

10,9889,0591,929

85,013

28,46638,5944,277

13,6762,808

139,066

9,1576,8702,287

124,059

34,82454,8555,897

28,4835,850

98,013

8,7906,8101,980

86,404

28,69239,0504,396

14,2662,819

135,669

8,3665,7052,661

120,914

32,23154,8245,710

28,1496,389

93,158

7,8315,6292,202

82,434

26,08338,4714,280

13,6002,893

136,467

8,4656,0232,442

121,805

31,60755,5305,865

28,8036,197

93,720

7,9545,9601,994

82,705

25,56539,0704,327

13,7433,061

137,447

8,0225,7882,234

123,369

30,85857,0666,251

29,1946,056

94,784

7,6565,7441,912

84,355

24,91340,9174,663

13,8622,773

138,158

8,2165,9692,247

123,854

31,43156,7236,113

29,5876,088

95,287

7,6475,8171,830

84,849

25,59340,312

4,55114,3932,791

140,715

8,7716,5522,219

125,859

32,26757,4236,405

29,7646,085

97,246

8,2336,4101,823

86,246

26,71040,542

4,70614,2882,767

142,781

7,5085,2752,233

129,232

34,53857,6586,684

30,3526,041

98,913

7,1155,2291,886

88,950

28,23141,373

4,90914,4372,848

Bahamas and Caymans

111,012

19,68115,3664,315

87,901

10,24244,11312,91920,627

3,430

105,078

117,889

27,15522,4144,741

86,877

10,26542,47813,13221,0023,857

111,553

114,798

21,83217,3234,509

89,326

13,65944,51511,33419,8183,640

108,599

115,840

20,06015,2694,791

91,683

13,43847,25011,35519,6404,097

109,728

116,538

21,40615,3346,072

90,995

12,45446,82511,63620,080

4,137

110,872

115,276

17,68210,6607,022

93,432

12,97748,05911,55420,842

4,162

109,715

120,307

18,27210,5247,748

98,020

14,36250,83211,62721,1994,015

114,538

128,515

25,88219,1496,733

98,496

13,16051,80912,05521,472

4,137

122,667

123,179

18,30511,8396,466

100,905

14,72452,74912,07821,354

3,969

117,245

119,524

19,65613,8375,819

95,959

13,07649,90012,44120,542

3,909

113,683

119,367

18,32513,0715,254

96,800

13,11850,62612,21320,843

4,242

113,560

123,837

17,75112,6315,120

101,926

13,31554,88812,57721,146

4,160

117,654


65. Assets and liabilities of foreign branches of U.S. banks1—ContinuedMillions of dollars, end of period

Item

LIABILITIES

1 Total, all currencies. . . .

2 To United States3 Parent bank4 Other banks in

United States . . .5 Nonbanks6 To foreigners .7 Other branches of

parent bank . . . .8 Banks9 Official institutions . .

10 Nonbank foreigners. .11 Other liabilities

12 Total payable in1 1 S Hnllarc

13 To United States14 Parent bank . . . . . . .15 Other banks in

United States . . .16 Nonbanks17 To foreigners . . .18 Other branches of

parent bank . . . .19 Banks20 Official institutions . .21 Nonbank foreigners. .22 Other liabilities

23 Total, all currencies. , . .


United States . . .27 Nonbanks , .28 To foreigners29 Other branches of

parent bank . . . .30 Banks31 Official institutions . .32 N onbank foreigners. .33 Other liabilities



United States . . ,38 Nonbanks39 To foreigners40 Other branches of


45 Total, all currencies . . . .


United States . . .49 Nonbanks50 To foreigners51 Other branches of



1980

Jan. Feb. Mar Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec.

All foreign countries

360,439

70,45325,062

11,86433,527

276,208

72,846121,97933,15748,22613,778

270,663

68,00223,856

11,53432,612

195,248

56,77980,95226,74630,771

7,413

372,149

71,21322,990

13,79234,431

286,281

73,602130,15934,33348,18714,655

282,249^

68,62921,695

13,38533,549

205,529

57,71489,18427,79930,832

8,091

371,533

67,71322,495

12,32832,890

289,484

76,695129,25434,89048,64514,336

•J«^J«.-LC_

65,39321,248

11,98132,164

209,174

61,24088,01828,38431,532

8,148

376,146

69,63624,468

12,77832,390

291,113

75,096130,67535,10750,23515,397

— ^ftVftftft-

67,21623,157

12,52931,530

207,847

59,42387,60628,68532,133

8,817

378,899

73,32926,654

13,10533,570

289,754

72,530130,80534,91051,50915,816

— 9ftS-t-a4

70,82625,264

12,84132,721

205,263

56,57787,02928,36033,2979,042

376,722

76,18730,790

12,45032,947

284,716

72,061127,81334,14150,70115,819

9S? V7R

73,52729,352

12,18031,995

200,049

56,24784,46726,96132,374

9,002

377,877

83,24435,216

11,62236,406

279,604

72,067122,72733,07351,73715,029

?si non

80,65733,770

11,36235,525

194,359

56,20678,93026,17733,046

8,074

386,467

87,60637,433

14,75835,415

284,141

69,178130,36033,08051,52314,720

?01 RT*

84,69835,873

14,45234,373

198,971

53,35586,42026,16533,0318,204

385,884

84,06838,456

12,66932,943

287,810

70,689131,02233,08653,01314,006

?SQ Iftt

81,12536,791

12,44431,890

200,281

55,14685,38725,65934,089

7,757

383,356

84,16137,184

12,87234,105

285,366

69,776132,19530,72252,67313,829

'jfii lift

81,25535,419

12,59333,243

198,682

53,78086,99423,37334,535

7,381

389,184

86,58936,956

13,42036,213

288,385

71,554132,28131,14553,40514,210

7Qf ?JO

83,76435,233

13,12435,407

200,937

55,59986,55623,87034,912

7,848

397,233

90,94239,135

14,47337,289

291,780

73,938130,65432,44054,74814,556

300,988

88,12337,496

14,20336,424

204,697

56,96586,59624,69136,445

8,168

United Kingdom

128,417

20,3783,014

6,50710,857

102,117

11,45848,87221,82219,9655,922

92,771

19,8272,968

6,44510,41470,597

7,79330,98817,99513,8212,347

133,793

20,8082,758

6,55911,491

106,524

11,09953,03122,89019,5046,461

97,391

20,2062,724

6,39911,08374,705

7,32234,69418,92313,7662,480

136,654

19,9212,140

6,50211,279

110,473

14,79953,20423,30319,1676,260

101,293

19,3812,089

6,35110,94179,251

10,89435,30019,25513,802

2,661

138,915

20,8382,301

6,38212,155

111,375

14,26853,95523,45319,6996,702

101,679

20,3372,252

6,31811,76778,296

10,46834,48519,55413,7893,046

138,930

19,8772,118

6,26511,494

111,769

13,82454,30923,62820,008

7,284

101,170

19,2842,060

6,21011,01478,278

10,02134,48819,55814,2113,608

139,066

20,0122,410

6,12911,473

112,055

13,76754,92722,57720,784

6,999

100,117

19,3212,315

6,05610,95077,322

9,75835,39418,30013,8703,474

135,669

21,4043,275

5,56712,562

107,739

12,69451,20321,08822,754

6,526

95,314

20,8433,238

5,48612,11971,489

8,67231,35216,84614,6192,982

136,467

20,6082,542

5,91012,156

109,604

13,34351,45222,60022,209

6,255

96,453

20,0072,496

5,80911,70273,431

9,12831,72618,25314,3243,015

137,447

19,3432,951

5,36111,031

112,412

13,70653,77622,44422,486

5,692

96,832

18,6872,892

5,25910,53675,422

9,58832,89118,04614,8972,723

138,158

19,1572,712

5,80010,645

113,539

13,94056,77219,80723,020

5,462

97,055

18,5512,634

5,71410,20376,114

9,89135,49515,33815,3902,390

140,715

20,5943,198

5,73211,664

114,813

13,95158,12720,43722,2985,308

99,135

19,9783,101

5,61611,26176,696

9,77035,99815,98914,9392,461

142,781

21,7354,176

5,71611,843

115,582

13,93355,92821,41224,309

5,464

102,300

21,0804,078

5,62611,37678,512

9,60035,17717,02416,7112,708

Bahamas and Caymans

111,012

43,13717,033

4,42221,68265,248

20,55930,5235,0209,1462,627

106,063

117,889

43,61015,158

6,32222,13071,151

22,15034,7205,0169,2653,128

112,978

114,798

40,92615,394

4,75520,77770,822

22,38733,7924,9589,6853,050

110,123

115,840

41,91917,121

5,36319,43570,601

22,47033,0465,4359,6503,320

111,486

116,538

45,61819,155

5,73620,72767,971

20,00932,1745,461

10,3272,949

112,509

115,276

48,43122,553

5,39520,48363,935

20,10228,9175,0969,8202,910

111,494

120,307

54,21726,382

5,02822,80763,208

20,40927,1455,525

10,1292,882

116,246

128,515

58,92529,156

7,49322,27666,630

18,08134,1004,119

10,3302,960

124,103

123,179

56,31729,321

6,10920,88763,966

17,07932,1854,250

10,4522,896

118,576

119,524

56,12327,666

5,95722,50060,593

16,72029,2024,610

10,0612,808

115,166

119,367

56,86026,861

6,52823,47159,492

15,87828,9334,368

10,3133,015

115,121

123,837

59,66628,181

7,37924,10661,218

17,04029,8954,3619,9222,953

119,657


66* Claims on foreign countries held by U.S. offices and foreign branches of U.S.-chartered banks1

Billions of dollars, end of period

1 Total

2 G-10 countries and Switzerland3 Belgium-Luxembourg4 France . . .5 Germany6 Italy7 Netherlands8 Sweden9 Switzerland

10 United Kingdom11 Canada12 Japan

13 Other developed countries14 Austria15 Denmark16 Finland17 Greece18 N orway19 Portugal20 Spain21 Turkey22 Other Western Europe23 South Africa24 Australia

25 OPEC countries2

26 Ecuador27 Venezuela28 Indonesia29 Middle East countries30 African countries

31 Non-OPEC developing countries

Latin America32 Argentina33 Brazil34 Chile35 Columbia36 Mexico37 Peru38 Other Latin America

AsiaChina

39 Mainland40 Taiwan41 India42 Israel43 Korea (South)44 Malaysia45 Philippines46 Thailand47 Other Asia

Africa48 Egypt49 Morocco50 Zaire51 Other Africa3

52 Eastern Europe53 US S.R54 Yugoslavia . . . .55 Other

56 Offshore banking centers57 Bahamas58 Bermuda59 Cayman Islands and other

British West Indies60 Netherlands Antilles6 1 Panama**62 Lebanon63 Hong Kong64 Singapore65 Other5

66 Miscellaneous and unallocated6

June

247.1

112.68.3

11.49.16.43.42.14.1

44.95.1

17.9

19.41.51.71.12.32.1

.63.61.41.22.41.4

19.21.45.61.98.41.9

49.1

3.013.3

1.31.3

11.01.83.3

02 5

.2

.73.6

.62.71.1.3

.3

.5,2

1.2

6.41.41.33.7

32.412.1

.7

7.2.6

3.3.1

4.13.8

.5

8.1

1978

Sept.

247.5

113.58.4

11.79.76.13.52.24.3

44.24.9

18.5

18,71.51.91.02.22.1

.53.51.51.02.21.3

20.41.66.21.98.72.0

49.6

2.914.0

1.31.3

10.71.83.4

02.4

.3

.73.5

.62.81.1

.3

.4

.5

.21.3

6.61.41.33.9

30.111.5

.7

6.7.6

3.1.1

4.02.9

.5

8.6

Dec.

266.2

124.79.0

12,211.36.74.42.15.3

47.36.0

20.6

19.41.72.01.22.32.1

.63.51.51.32.01.4

22.71.67.22.09.52.5

52.6

3.014.91.61.4

10.81.73.6

02.9

.21.03.9

.62.81.2

.2

.4

.6

.21.4

6.91.31.54.1

30.910.4

.7

7.4.8

3.0.1

4.23.9

.5

9.1

Mar.

263.9

119.09.4

11.71055.73.92.04.5

46.45.9

19.0

18.21.72.01.22.32.1

.63.01.41.11.71.3

22.61.57.21.99.42.6

53.9

3.114.9

1.71.5

10.91.63.5

.13.1

.21.04.2

.63.21.2.3

.5

.6

.21.4

6.71.11.64.0

33.712.3

.6

7.1.8

3.4.1

4.84.2

.4

9.5

19

June

275.6

125.39.7

12.710.86.14.02.04.7

50.35.5

19.5

18.21.81.91.12.22.1

.53.01.4.9

1.81.4

22.71.67.61.99.02.6

55.9

3.515.1

1.81.5

10.71.43.3

.13.3

.2

.95.0

.73.71.4.4

.7

.5

.21.5

6.7.9

1.74.1

37.014.4

.7

7.41.03.8

.14.94.2

.4

9.9

79

Sept

293.9

135.710.712.012.86.14.72.35,0

53,76.0

22.3

19.72.02.01.22.32.3

.73.31.41.51.71.3

23.41.67.91.99.22.8

58.8

4.115.12.21.7

11.41.43.6

.13.5

.21.05.3

.73.71.6.3

.6

.5,2

1.6

7.2.9

1.84.6

38.613.0

.7

9.51.13.4

.25.54.9

.4

10.6

Dec.

303.8

138.411.111.712.26.44.82.44.7

56.46.3

22.4

19.92.02,21.22,42,3

.73.51,41.41.31.3

22.91.78.71.98.02.6

62.8

5.015.22.52.2

12.01.53.7

.13.4

.21.35.5

.94.21.6.4

.6

.6

.21.7

7.3.7

1.84.8

40,413.7

.8

9.41.24.3

.26.04.5

.4

11.7

Mar.

308.5

141.210.812.011.46.24.32.44.3

57.66.9

25.4

18.81.72.11.12.42.4

.63.51.41.41.11.2

21.81.87.91.97.82.5

63.7

5.515.02.52.1

12.11.33.6

.13.6

.2

.96.4

.84.41.4.5

.7

.5

.21.7

7.3.6

1,94.9

42.613.9

.6

11.3.9

4.9.2

5.74.7

.4

13.1

19

June

328.5

154.213.114.01276.94.52.73.3

64.37.2

25 5

20.31.82.21.32.52.4

.63.91.41.61.51.2

20.91.87.91.96.92.5

67.4

5.615.32,72.2

13.61.43.6

.13.8

.21.27,1

.94.61.5.5

.7,5.2

1.8

7.2.5

2.14.5

44.213.7

.6

9.81.25.6

.26.95.9

.4

14.3

80

Sept.

338.7

158.713.513.912.97.24.42,83.4

66,67,7

26.1

20.61.82.21.22.62.4

.74.21.31.71.21.2

21.31.98.51.96.62.4

72.8

7.615.83.22.4

14.41.53.9

.14.1

.21.17.3

.94.81.5.5

.7

.6

.22.0

7.3.5

2.14.7

44.513.1

.6

10.11.35.6

.27.55,6

.4

13.7

Dec.

350.1

161.512.914.011,58.24.42.94.0

68.78.4

26.5

21.11.92.21.42.82.6

.64.01.51.71.11.3

22.82.19.11.86.92.8

76.9

7.916.23.52.6

15.91.83.9

.24.2

.31.57.11.05.01.4.6

,8.7.2

2.0

7.5.4

2,34.7

46.513.3

.6

10.62.15.4

.28.15.9

.3

13.9


67. Discount rates of foreign central banks1

Percent per annum

End ofmonth

1980

JanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptember. . . .OctoberNovember. . . .December. . . .

Argen- Aitina tr

55.6

13101 6.

JS-ia

OS?s7SL

f75

Bel-gium

10512.014014.014.013.012.0

12.0

Brazil

330

33.040,0

40.0

Can-ada

14014,0

154915.6711.8310.6710.1810.4511.0211 7613.0617.28

Den-mark

11 013.0

13012.011 011.011.0

Fra

Q

<?

-£

5 6k 7

777

r i

5 7

my

00o0st

r5

IU

11

11I d

41

U

ily

nk

rns

k

^s

Japan

6.257.259.0

9.08.258.258.257.257.25

Mic

4

i4

5X-,0

Si

f5

Neth-er-

lands

9.5At9.5

10.09.59.09.08.58.08.08.0

N<w

q

9

;>r-ay

0L

r0

Svd<

1(1

i1(1

/e-;n

0L

r0

SwZ€

la

?^

tit-,r-nd

00k

^

UnitedKing-dom

17.0Af11

17.016,0

16.014.014.0

Vene-zuela

8.58.5

12.0

T12.010.0

10.0

68. Foreign short-term interest rates1

Percent per annum, averages of daily figures

Month

1980JanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember

Euro-dollars

14.00143315,3218 7117 8111.209419.33

108212.0713 5516.4619.47

UnitedKingdom

16.5917,3017.7218.0717 7016,9716 6815.82164515.8915 8715.8714.64

Canada

13.1213 9313.951472163113.23L I 7310,9010 4710.7311 7112.9616.83

Germany

9.458798.94950

10 1110,1710009.588938.908999.37

10.11

Switzer-land

5.795.455.196.576.875.855.645.295.525.575.405.526.61

Nether-lands

10.6011,8511.9911,4810.7611.1710.7210.069.97

10.319.639.599.68

France

12.1812.3112.6313,9312.8412.6212.3711,8711.2011.8111.6911.2611.52

Italy

17.5017.0017.8818.1216.9217.2017.2517.4917.3017.5018.1617.5117.47

Belgium

14.0614.3814.4516.2317 1016.3114,6913.3012.5212.3512.2412.4012.75

Japan

11.458.448.40

11.51126512.3011 5511.2111 3111,2810,239,599,89

69. Index of weighted-average value of U.S. dollar1

March 1973 = 100

Year Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. | May | June | July | Aug. | Sept. | Oct. | Nov. | Dec.

1980 , 85.52 86.37 90.26 91.09 86.96 85.29 84.65 86,09 85.50 86.59 89.31 90.99


70. Foreign exchange rates1

Cents per unit of foreign currency

Period

1980JanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJune . . . . .JulyAugust . . .SeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember

1980JanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctober .NovemberDecember

Australia(dollar)

114.0011097110.4110903109.10113 0211529115.85115 77117.0411743116.75116.86

Malaysia(ringgit)

4596745.8684589644.95643 81745.6914662546.6584648447.1264690246.18745.406

Austria(schilling)

7.7349806897.9815755397.45137 8112794208.05787 88407.8916767137.34337.1549

Mexico(peso)

435354.3780437894.3739437794.3763436844.3511433894.3443433244.31664.3071

Belgium(franc)

3.4247356883.52213 33953.3156347593.53353.57663.48833.48443 38753.24573.1543

Nether-lands

(guilder)

5036952.52751 88649.2704857050.67351 57852.33751 30551.3975005248.10246.730

Canada(dollar)

85.53085.91186.5468525584.31185 17786.83686.78386.26385.86185.53884.28683.560

NewZealand(dollar)

9733798.6909796095.4519470497.6419872898.6439773898.3089806996.77095.404

Denmark(krone)

17.76618,56818.3261732517.1041785918.21518.48718.07018.06817.63916.96216.573

Norway(krone)

2026120.3722048319.8151973920.3772060820.7622055520.67620.42119.93819.370

Finland(markka)

26.89227.08226.91225.99826.1582708427.44827.69927.35327.42827.12226.45225.903

Portugal(escudo)

1 99802.0051206342.01161 97982.0298204222.04662.01632.00961,97561.91781.8773

France(franc)

23.69424.75024.41323 18822.98523 92024.31024.65724.10624.05623.48922.51521.925

SouthAfrica(rand)

128 54121.6412290123.59123 88126.43129,00130.79131 55132.73133.13133.20132.83

Germany(deutsche

mark)

55.08957.98657.20354.03953.31055 82856.58457.24555.86655.88354.28052.11350.769

Spain(peseta)

1 39581.51241 50051.44461 39181.41041 42801.41221 38101.36381.34231.30851.2653

India(rupee)

12.68612.51912.5291227012.3951272712.75112.87512.84912.90312.93212,86812,608

Sri Lanka(rupee)

6 19476.4323643506.40986 15006.1900621866.3288629806.31965.97075.81395.7379

Ireland(pound)

205.77214.31211,59202.25198.9820741211.16214.74210.62210.34203.88194.59189.01

Sweden(krona)

23 64724.11223 97423.0082287223.73123.99524.23823.95324.07223.84523.24022.722

Italy(lira)

.11694,12426.1234611635

.1141711860

.11973

.12026

.11801

.11742

.11441

.11000

.10704

Switzer-land

(franc)

59.69762.6936096656.71056.85760.13161.20762.20360.52761.01260.18557.94256.022

Japan(yen)

.44311

.42041

.40934

.40245

.3998043766.45894.45232.44666.46644.47777,46928,47747

UnitedKingdom(pound)

232.58226 .41228.91220.45220.94230.20233.59237.31237,04240.12241.64239.41234.59


71. Statement of condition of Federal Reserve Banks, December 31,1980 *Millions of dollars, end of period

Item

ASSETS


2 SDR certificateaccount

3 Coin

Loans4 Secured by U.S.

governmentand agencyobligations . . .

5 OtherAcceptances

6 Bought outright. . .7 Held under RP

agreement . . .Federal agency

obligations8 Bought outright2 . .9 Held under RP

agreement . . .U.S. government

securities10 Bought outright2 . .11 Held under RP

agreement . . .

12 Total loans andsecurities. . . .

13 Cash items in processof collection. . . .

14 Bank premisesOther assets

15 Denominated inforeigncurrencies3. . .

16 All other17 Interdistrict Settle-

ment Account . .

18 Total assets

AllReserveBanks

11,161

2,518397

1,594215

0

776

8,739

525

119,299

2,029

133,177

15,504457

5,1043,177

0

171.495

Boston

577

12827

1060

0

0

399

0

5,450

0

5,955

403100

145122

-82

7,375

NewYork

3,013

66524

6630

0

776

2,272

525

31,010

2,029

37,275

2,35120

1,374751

2,859

48.332

Phila-delphia

560

12119

3717

0

0

379

0

5,179

0

5,612

42553

195151

-837

6.299

Cleve-land

847

20149

70132

0

0

660

0

9,013

0

9,875

47924

414294

-322

11.861

Rich-mond

961

22942

1890

0

0

718

0

9,799

0

10,706

3,03589

255252

219

15.788

Atlanta

465

7938

810

0

0

317

0

4,323

0

4,721

2,04135

379157

-392

7,523

Chicago

1,722

41123

1833

0

0

1,373

0

18,746

0

20,305

1,73016

729417

-967

24.386

St.Louis

465

10624

510

0

0

351

0

4,794

0

5,196

65614

150102

-391

6,322

Minne-apolis

225

4212

259

0

0

156

0

2,131

0

2,321

69928

16084

-448

3,123

KansasCity

501

11144

8850

0

0

409

0

5,591

0

6,138

1,52122

215126

-71

8,607

Dallas

572

13230

461

0

0

519

0

7,080

0

7,646

1,37013

294157

401

10,615

SanFran-cisco

1,253

29365

553

0

0

1,186

0

16,183

0

17,427

79443

794564

31

21,264


71. Statement of condition of Federal Reserve Banks, December 31,19801—ContinuedMillions of dollars, end of period

Item

LIABILITIES

19 Federal Reservenotes .

Deposits20 Reserve accounts4

21 U.S. Treasury-Generalaccount

22 Foreign-Officialaccounts

23 All other24 Total deposits

25 Deferred-availabilitycash items

26 Other liabilities andaccrueddividends^ . .


CAPITAL ACCOUNTS

28 Capital paid in . .29 Surplus30 Other capital

accounts

31 Total liabilities andcapital accounts .

AllReserveBanks

124241

27,456

3,062

411617

31,546

11 037

2,265

169,089

1,2031 203

0

171,495

Boston

6 191

743

0

1011

764

257

97

7,309

3333

0

7,375

NewYork

35 601

6,521

3,062

145437

10 165

1 384

570

47,720

306306

o

48,332

Phila-delphia

5276

576

0

148

598

237

96

6,207

4646

o

6,299

Cleve-land

9463

1,529

0

3016

1,575

437

196

11,671

9595

o

11,861

Rich-mond

10786

1,637

0

1824

1,679

2989

210

15,664

6262

0

15,788

Atlanta

3 670

1,852

0

27g

1,887

1 667

119

7,343

9090

0

7,523

Chicago

19437

3,495

0

5239

3,586

672

337

24,032

177177

o

24,386

St.Louis

4835

742

0

119

762

569

84

6,250

3636

o

6,322

Minne-apolis

1,807

655

0

115

671

529

40

3,047

3838

o

3,123

KansasCity

5 758

1,350

0

1512

1,377

1 269

99

8,503

5252

0

8,607

Dallas

7 198

2,312

0

2119

2352

790

127

10,467

7474

o

10,615

SanFran-cisco

14219

6,044

0

5729

6 130

237

290

20,876

194194

o

21,264


71. Statement of condition of Federal Reserve Banks, December 31,19801—ContinuedMillions of dollars, end of period

ItemAll

ReserveBanks

Boston NewYork

Phila-delphia

Cleve-land .


LouisMinne-apolis

KansasCity Dallas

SanFran-cisco

NOTE STATEMENT

Federal Reserve notes32 Issued to Reserve

Bank by Fed-eral ReserveAgent andoutstanding . .

33 Less held by issuingBank, andforwarded forredemption6. .

34 Federal Reserve notes,net7

Collateral held byFederal ReserveAgent for notesissued to Bank


36 SDR certificateaccount

37 Other eligibleassets

38 U.S. governmentand agencysecurities . . . .

39 Total collateral

140,184

15,943

124 241

11 161

2,518

0

110,562

124,241

7,007

816

6,191

577

128

0

5,486

6,191

38,710

3,109

35,601

3,013

665

0

31,923

35,601

6,515

1,239

5,276

560

121

0

4,595

5,276

10,225

762

9,463

847

201

0

8,415

9,463

12,006

1,220

10,786

961

229

0

9,596

10,786

5,678

2,008

3,670

465

79

0

3,126

3,670

21,021

1,584

19,437

1,722

411

0

17,304

19,437

5,606

771

4,835

465

106

0

4,264

4,835

2,265

458

1,807

225

42

0

1,540

1,807

6,750

992

5,758

501

111

0

5,146

5,758

8,216

1,018

7,198

572

132

0

6,494

7,198

16,185

1,966

14,219

1,253

293

0

12,673

14,219


72, Earnings and expenses of Federal Reserve Banks, 1980Dollars

Item

CURRENT EARNINGS

1 Loans2 Acceptances . . . .3 U.S. government securities4 Foreign currencies . . .5 All other

6 Total

CURRENT EXPENSES

7 Salaries8 Retirement and other benefits9 Fees

1 0 Travel . . . . .11 Postage12 Other shipping expenses13 Communications . . .14 Materials and supplies

Bank premises15 Taxes on real estate16 Depreciation17 Utilities1 8 Rent. , . . .19 Other building expenses

Furniture and equipment20 Rentals21 Depreciation . . . . . . . .22 Cost of Federal Reserve currency . . .23 All other24 Contraexpense*

25 Total2 ,

26 Reimbursements and recoveries . . . .

27 Net expenses

PROFIT AND Loss

28 Current net earningsAdditions to current net earnings

29 Profit on foreign currencytransactions-*. . . , . . .

30 All other

31 Total additions .

Deductions from currentnet earnings

32 Losses on sales of U.S.government securities . .

33 All other

34 Total deductions

35 Net deductions from currentnet earnings

36 Assessment for expenditures ofBoard of Governors4 , .

37 Net earnings before paymentsto U.S Treasury . .

38 Dividends paid39 Payments to U.S. Treasury (interest

on Federal Reserve notes)

40 Transferred to surplus . . . . .41 Surplus January 1

42 Surplus, December 31

Total

175,835,24118 214,755

12,478,609,389123 354,719

6,305,232

12,802,319,336

385,640,414110792473

6,586,41112 702,99714,422,13976,076,25913 823,02233 737841

15 102 6189,760,793

16,351,18810 077,2257,162,771

41 079 87319 387,23973,124,42324 813,621

—2 145 520

865,969,678

74,812,417

791,157,261

12011 162,076

96 118,6964 502 792

100 621 488

199 348 22016,659,123

216 007 343

115,385,855

62 230 800

11 833 545 421

70 354 516

11,706,369,955

56 820 9501 145 411 250

1,202,232,200

Boston

11,139,456

576,017,6953,487 982

200,091

590,845,224

25,301,0197 554 588

288,692670 728641,192

4,348,228819875

2331 977

2 922 5031,874,9551,845,108

405611479,951

1 595 7981 534 4083,778,6041 992 513—149 758

58,235,992

7,561,496

50,674,496

540 170 728

2 787 44222 958

2 810 400

9 403 767316 466

9 720 233

6 909 833

1 775 100

531 485 795

1 979 868

529,189,477

31645032 797 800

33,114,250

New York

19,440,27618,214,755

3,260,843,56034,073,2563,321,053

3,335,892,900

$6,062,10724 353 7442,123,2102,080 4502,207,436

}0,054,2233,013 5806415326

2 524 679244,797

3,591,7916 336 999

790,023

7 395 2753 228 062

14,844,2385,002 306

180,268,246

16,670,575

163,597,671

3 172,295 229

24 318030209 126

24 527 156

50 330 2541,315,286

51 645 540

27,118384

15 742 400

3 129 434 445

17 866 143

3,095,446,252

16 122 050289 884 750

306,006,800

Philadelphia

31,248,389

554,382,8144 689,169

191,051

590,511,423

18,792,6316 295 654

265,401401 782593,033

3,266,678647,729

1 635 949

1 225 9821,461,0571,651,807

24400760,558

1 070 4641 524 5083,361,0521 318631

—1 504

44,295,812

4,100,917

40,194,895

550316528

3 748 6299319

3 757 948

9 141 236413,798

9 555 034

5 797,086

2 428 200

542 091 242

2 649 084

538,877,458

564 70045 389 450

45,954,150

Cleveland

10,369,402

953,866,7509 974,390

259,345

974,469,887

23,159,5906 963,759

353,605908,627891,334

5,603,200793,501

1 988 271

903 700670,076997,768141 319281,210

3 107 2611 356,5804,895,9821 659,698—152 159

54,523,322

5,754,554

48,768,768

925 701 119

7 977 85216 870

7 994 722

15 589 7111 522,934

17 112 645

9,117,923

5 119 700

911 463 496

5 666 776

905,500,670

296 05094 893 900

95,189,950

Richmond

17,374,400

1,016,533,1016 128 922

253,335

1,040,289,758

29,827,7098 034 429

451,7171 041 4901,132,5718,747,9391 059,8333 073 162

1 203 5322,166,1061,687,297

827,767739,608

4 823 6651 255 1208,191,4031 797,747-194432

73,340,5542

5,431,132

67,909,422

972 380,336

4 902 05325 204

4 927 257

16 347 840565,653

16 913493

11,986,236

3 188 100

957 206 000

3 666 118

950,087,482

3 452 40058 232 800

61,685,200


72. Earnings and expenses of Federal Reserve Banks, 1980—ContinuedDollars

Item

CURRENT EARNINGS

1 Loans2 Acceptances3 U.S. government

securities4 Foreign currencies5 All other

6 Total

CURRENT EXPENSES

7 Salaries8 Retirement and other

benefits9 Fees

10 Travel11 Postage12 Other shipping expenses. . .13 Communications14 Materials and supplies . . . .

Bank premises15 Taxes on real estate16 Depreciation17 Utilities18 Rent19 Other building

expenses , . .Furniture and equipment

20 Rentals21 Depreciation22 Cost of Federal Reserve

currency23 All other24 Contraexpense*

25 Total2 . . . . . . . .

26 Reimbursements andrecoveries

27 Net expenses . . . .

PROFIT AND Loss

28 Current net earningsAdditions to current

net earnings29 Profit on foreign currency

transactions^30 All other

31 Total additions .Deductions from current

net earnings32 Losses on sales of U.S.

governmentsecurities

33 All other

34 Total deductions

35 Net deductions from currentnet earnings . . . .

36 Assessment for expendi-tures of Board ofGovernors

37 Net earnings beforepayment toU.S. Treasury

38 Dividends paid39 Payments to U.S. Treasury

(interest on FederalReserve notes) . .

40 Transferred to surplus41 Surplus, January 1

42 Surplus, December 31 . . . .

Atlanta

13,702,974

468 479 9389,126,749

436 372

491,746,033

33,987,415

9,490,398311,584

1,279,7821 171 7377,691,4931 462 5493,152,089

742,221469 077

1,282,017437 958

435 295

4,237,7551 338 247

6631 3422,254,720—244 947

76,130,732

5 958 351

70,172,381

421,573,652

7 305 02145,108

7 350 129

7 798 479589 747

8,388,226

1 038,097

4,723,800

415,811,755

5,355,123

407 036 932

3 419 70086,658,250

90,077,950

Chicago

27,056,315

1 952 245,41417,548,677

568 053

1,997,418,459

48,589^427

14,362,834460,164

1,648,8211 525 752

10,797,9861 561,7414,379,240

2,058,707500,701

1,415,824906,911

1443,511

6,761,5261 174,918

8 549,2661,582,742-323,156

107,396,915

8 529,467

98,867,448

1,898,551,011

14 033 330158,504

14 191 834

31496,8331 764,860

33,261,693

19,069,859

9,153,900

1,870,327,252

10,341,003

1 851 065,549

8 920,700167,898,000

176,818,700

St. Louis

6,852,559

506,659 1743,605,830

190912

517,308,475

19,758,996

5,865,030492 289629,220

1 120 3284,542,386

535 3691,902,314

386,358359991820,941151 013

489 469

2,535,7621 146 798

2 879 2621,195,216-140 022

44,670,720

3 612 000

41,058,720

476,249,755

2 883 56110,611

2 894 172

8,272 0972 215 644

10,487,741

7,593,569

1,878,300

466,777,886

2,112,599

463,536 637

1 128 65034,597,200

35,725,850

Minneapolis

5,049,341

237,724 9583,843,798

294 692

246,912,789

16,668,502

4,224,663406 800659,834921 460

2,915,567651 392

1,186,339

1,602,655831 581522,10261 501

498 620

1,128,425744 222

1 347 9361,226,870-57 212

35,541,257

2,368 433

33,172,824

213,739,966

3 075 79831,692

3 107 490

4,043 489430413

4,473,902

1,366,412

1,975,200

210,398,354

2,244,182

206,336 172

1,81800036,256,150

38,074,150

Kansas City

8,398,459

570 198 4565 162,833

201 257

583,961,005

25,080,619

7,269,543360 847

1,104,6741 721 6734,862,494

9169512,404,304

470,276540 090820,339

32338

283 261

3 088,1421 638 700

3 952 8611,568,760--484 139

55,631,733

4 502 415

51,129,318

532,831,687

4 133 104108,080

4 241 184

9041 188746 878

9,788,066

5,546,882

2,666,400

524,618,405

3,013,706

518866449

2 738 25049,055,200

51,793,450

Dallas

12,247,609

716,797 9317,082,798

208 714

736,337,052

20,605,461

5,283,737334 662808,531787 029

4,977,877984312

2,154,696

508,049187 832804,91628 811

652,877

1,998,5821,340 071

5,143 5762*295,958-155 735

48,741,242

2,838 362

45,902,880

690,434,172

5,671 00341,993

5 712 996

11,293,6441,677 656

12,971,300

7,258,304

3,699,800

679,476,068

4,268,321

669,089,897

6,117 85067,409,750

73,527,600

San Francisco

12,956,061

1 664 859 59818,630,315

180357

1,696,626,331

37,806,938

11,094,094737 440

1,469,0581 708 5948,268,1881 376 1903,114,174

553,956454 530911,278722 597

308 388

3,337,2183 105 605

9 548 9012,918,460-242 456

87,193,153

7484715

79,708,438

1,616,917,893

15 282 8733,823,327

19 106 200

26 589,6825 099 788

31,689,470

12,583,270

9,879,900

1,594,454,723

11,191,593

1 571,336,980

11,926,150182,338,000

194,264,150


73. Banks and branches—Number in operation, December 31,1980, by state

State

United States . . .

AlabamaAlaska. . . .ArizonaArkansasCalifornia

ColoradoConnecticut. . . .Delaware . . . .District of

Columbia . .Florida

GeorgiaHawaii . . . .IdahoIllinois . . . .Indiana

IowaKansasKentuckyLouisianaMaine

MarylandMassachusetts . .MichiganMinnesotaMississippi . . . .

MissouriMontana . . . .NebraskaNevadaNew Hampshire.

New Jersey . . . .New Mexico . . .New YorkNorth Carolina .North Dakota . .

OhioOklahomaOregonPennsylvania. . .Rhode Island. . .

South Carolina .South Dakota . .TennesseeTexasUtah

VermontVirginiaWashington . . . .West Virginia. . .Wisconsin

WyomingPuerto Rico . . . .Virgin Islands . .

Commercial and mutual savings banks

Total

15,296

3181435

262297

44212922

18565

4351226

1,292411

657620345269

70

105306376765178

731166464

11101

18990

42880

178

385502

92376

23

85153353

1,47278

35230121237644

10300

Commercial

Total

14,836

3181235

262297

4426420

18565

4351226

1,292407

65762034526941

102144376764178

731166464

1176

16990

31780

178

385502

90367

17

85153353

1,47278

29230111237641

10300

Member

Na-tional

4,425

9953

6848

142196

16204

6327

407119

99148785314

3170

126204

37

9955

1173

36

9040

1132439

170184

6210

5

193368

64212

127220

109132

4700

State

997

240048

3620

032

904

5941

3922

963

57

8033

5

4744

914

156

4313

862010110

627104216

1824

2927

2500

Nonmember

In-sured

9,000

1957

21188225

1454312

1321

3637

15787245

513449257210

24

6661

169523135

57964

3315

35

64435854

133

128291

64134

9

6092

11178348

15757699

476

3000

Non-in-

sured2

414

00

112

16

11902

18

030

392

61100

16141

63721

01

10313

17

10123

01352

11

1106

100

Mutualsavings

In-sured

323

02000

065

2

00

00004

0000

29

325010

0000

25

200

11100

00296

00000

60

1003

000

Non-in-

sured

137

00000

000

00

00000

00000

0137

000

00000

00000

00000

00000

00000

000

Number maintaining branches or additional offices1

Total

7,267

1831214

163185

87115

14

13383

2671021

409289

27914322519665

90261312202146

3392993

772

16567

2716677

27613450

27120

6551

270226

30

281807664

253

300

Commercial

Total

6,859

1831114

163185

875412

13383

2671021

409287

27914322519638

87125312201146

3392993

754

14867

1636677

27613448

26214

6551

27022630

231806664

253

300

Member

Na-tional

2,328

6953

5526

49175

12148

5516

18295

5152604113

2964

1138435

521341

229

7929842225

138706

1435

171363524

864183050

100

State

503

110038

420

019

702

1922

174653

57

6764

266212

154

3112

593380

5109

147

157

169

000

Nonmember

In-sured

4,005

1036

11105146

3435

7

1216

2057

13208170

21187

15915022

5354

131111107

26110504

23

5434384250

796138

1107

4328

198160

19

14594728

194

200

Non-in-

sured

23

00005

000

00

02000

00000

00100

00000

00

1010

00112

00000

00000

000

Mutualsavings

In-sured

296

01000

061

2

00

00002 -

0000

27

324010

0000

18

170

10800

00296

00000

50

1000

000

Non-in-

sured

112

00000

000

00

00000

00000

0112

000

00000

00000

00000

00000

00000

000


73. Banks and branches—Number in operation, December 31,1980, by state—Continued

State

United States

AlabamaAlaskaArizonaArkansasCalifornia

ColoradoConnecticutDelaware. . . . .District of ColumbiaFlorida . . .

Georgia. . . . . .HawaiiIdahoIllinoisIndiana

IowaKansas . . .KentuckyLouisianaMaine

Maryland . . .MassachusettsMichigan. , . . . . . .MinnesotaMississippi

MissouriMontanaNebraska .NevadaNew Hampshire. . . . . .

New JerseyNew MexicoNew YorkNorth Carolina . . . . . .North Dakota

OhioOklahoma .OregonPennsylvaniaRhode Island

South Carolina . . .South DakotaTennessee. . . .TexasUtah

VermontVirginiaWashington . .West VirginiaWisconsin

WyomingPuerto RicoVirgin Islands

Branches and additional offices1

Class of bank

Total

41,477

619114535414

4,262

103951172150

1,180

861159247531

1,132

572271759802406

1,0011,4582,155

275696

43735

283143219

1,784244

4,7231,741

126

2,234250604

2,766303

727166

1,030241283

1991,3991,125

64524

200

Commercial banks

Total

38,353

619111535414

4,262

102603148150

1,180

861159247531

1,129

572271759802307

939953

2,155273696

43735

283143159

1,583244

3,4231,741

126

2,234250586

2,558232

727166

1,030241283

1671,399

93864

524

200

Member

Na-tional

19,620

37677

353195

2,758

60204

6148530

39710

189255551

152135280309111

378427

1,057137272

7619

2059597

976122

1,86283744

1,424176354

1,285119

37010541042

118

44• 639

63630

168

000

State

4,760

2900

10431

48900

60

8006

2839

455

944339

10169

5296

16

3967

243

21614

1,23064

51333

1870

12175217

105

1546

46

22

000

Nonmember

In-sured

13,923

21434

182209

1,065

38310142

2590

38414652

248539

375131385450157

460456567130408

32210712459

391108320888

78

29771

2261,084

103

34544

56818260

122214298

28334

200

Non-in-

sured

50

00008

00000

03000

00000

01200

00000

00

11100

0032

10

00000

00000

000

Mutualsavingsbanks

In-sured

2,744

03000

1348

2400

00003

0000

99

62125

020

0000

60

2010

1,30000

00

18208

71

00000

320

18700

000

Non-in-

sured

380

00000

00000

00000

00000

0380

000

00000

00000

00000

00000

00000

000

Location

Inhead-officecity

14,152

34143

145264554

8821940

150547

4215836

470594

319263496452

72

212600875148251

32734

2663782

274160

1,65122649

705231136325

63

13546

617235

45

33271288

59197

200

Outside head-office city

Inhead-officecounty

12,289

2437

156145580

10444

750

598

284422056

536

1886

259337177

228813821

93166

1080

1220

106

82074

95513445

1,0201489

1,009128

9040

3955

84

61230308

5253

000

In con-tig-

uouscoun-ties

7,326

1733

1544

840

5246460

25

574

4541

6523

10128

32644

42232

136

215

1830

4269

1,129299

31

2235

1311,432

78

8737

81

42

58362198

065

000

In non-contig-uouscoun-ties

7,710

183180

12,288

042110

10

9955

14611

0013

29

2351

372

143

000

681

2641

9881,082

1

2860

2480

34

41543100

112

47536331

09

000

Bank-ing

facili-ties3

156

2221

27

90018

86061

01122

31302

21100

50502

35020

201

203

010401

100


74. Number of par banking offices1

Date, andFederal Reserve

District

End of year1980 ;

December 31, 1980Boston . . . . . . .New YorkPhiladelphiaClevelandRichmond . . .AtlantaChicagoSt. LouisMinneapolisKansas CityDallasSan Francisco

Total

Banks Branchesand offices

Member

Banks Branchesand offices

Nonmember

Banks Branchesj and offices

United States, including other areas2

14,652 38,769 5,422 24,563 9,230 14,206

Federal Reserve District

348482353656717

1,8232,7901,4481,4282,3311,636

640

2,2284,9452,4583,3115,0234,4234,4772,028

7831,233

5487,312

169226213374376563903387507818737149

1,1044,0441,3852,5663,0792,2692,647

900430731205

5,203

179256140282341

1,2601,8871,061

9211,513

899491

U24901

1,073745

1,9442,1541,8301,128

353502343

2,109

75. Banking offices in the United States—Number, and changes in number1

A. Banks (head offices), by type

Item

End of year1980

1 New banks-*2 Voluntary liquidations

Consolidations and absorptions3 Banks converted into branches4 Other

Interclass changes5 Nonmember to national6 Nonmember to state member7 State member to national8 State member to nonmember9 National to nonmember

10 National to state member11 Noninsured to insured12 Noninsured mutual to insured mutual . . .13 Insured mutual to federal mutual . . .

14 Net change

AHbanks

Commercial banks

TotalMember

Total Na-tional State

Nonmember

Total Insured Non-insured

Mutuba

Insured

al savingsnks

Non-insured

Number

15,296 14,836 5,422 4,425 997 9,414 9,000 4142 323 137

Change in number during 1980

267-3

-118-18

00000000

-3

125

266-3

-117-18

000000000

128

90-1

-54-6

4160

-11-41

0000

-3

62-1

-38-6

4020

-41-5

000

-23

280

-160

016-2

-1105000

20

176-2

-63-12

-4-16

011410000

131

116-2

-63-10

-4-16

011410100

74

600

0-2

000000

-100

57

10

00

00000001

-3

00

-10

0000000

-10

-2


75. Banking offices in the United States—Number, and changes in number1 —ContinuedB. Branches, additional offices, and facilities, by type of bank

Item

End of year1980

Branches and additional offices1 De novo2 Banks converted3 Discontinued4 Sale of branch

Interclass changes5 Nonmember to national6 Nonmember to state member7 State member to national8 State member to nonmember9 National to state member

10 National to nonmember . .11 Noninsured mutual savings to insured

mutual savings12 Insured mutual savings to federal

mutual savings13 Facilities reclassified as branches14 Other

15 Net change

16 Number, December 31, 1980

Banking facilities1

17 Established .18 Discontinued19 Facilities reclassified as branches

20 Net change

21 Number, December 31, 1980

Allbanks

Commercial banks

TotalTotal

Member

Na-tional State

Nonmember

Total Insured Non-insured

Mutual savingsbanks

Insured Non-insured

Number

41,633 38,509 24,514 19,744 4,770 13,995 13,944 51 2,744 380

Change in number during 1980

2,397116

-2870

000000

0

-308

-4

2,200

41,477

1-5-6

-10

156

2,099113

-2670

000000

0

08

-3

1,950

38,353

1n <?-6

-10

156

1,14369

-194-11

66750

-530

-262

0

06

-3

836

24,379

1-a

-6

-8

135

94652

-1486

660

3220

-57-262

0

06

15

946

19,620

1_.,. i-6

-6

124

19717

-46-17

075

-322-53

570

0

00

-18

-110

4,759

0-2

0

-2

11

95644

-73l\

-66-75

0530

262

0

020

1,114

13,974

0-2

0

-2

21

95644

-7311

-66-75

0530

262

0

020

1,114

13,923

0-2

0

-2

21

0000

000000

0

000

0

51

000

0

0

2712

-190

000000

5

-3000

229

2,744

000

0

0

271

-10

000000

-5

00

-1

21

380

000

0

0


76. Changes in offices of commercial banks and nondeposit trust companies during 19801—Summary, by state

State

50 states and Districtof Columbia-Total

Statewide branchingstates

Limited branchingstates . .

Unit banking states . . . .

AlabamaAlaska. . .ArizonaArkansas.California

ColoradoConnecticutDelawareDistrict of Columbia . . .Florida

GeorgiaHawaiiIdaho .IllinoisIndiana .

Iowa . . . .KansasKentucky.LouisianaMaine . . .

MarylandMassachusettsMichiganMinnesotaMississippi

Missouri .MontanaNebraska.Nevada . .New Hampshire. . . .

New JerseyNew MexicoNew YorkNorth CarolinaNorth Dakota

OhioOklahomaOregonPennsylvania . . .Rhode Island

South CarolinaSouth DakotaTennesseeTexasUtah . . . .

Vermont .Virginia. .WashingtonWest VirginiaWisconsin

Wyoming

January 1-June 30

In opera-tion onJan. 1

51,278

21,997

21,0378,244

895121532654

4,347

507658167157

1,530

1,268175263

1,7401,488

1,195871

1,0401,026

340

1,0071,0852,372

989849

1,142193697144227

1,730325

3,6911,806

298

2,514744631

2,857248

772313

1,3441,661

349

1891,606

994294

1,136

97

Begin-ning

operation

1,034

454

408172

164

1310

114

25327

96

1423

4418

19123225

5

209

861919

105

1777

133

41197

637

2240

0

255

1840

7

426

91

17

4

Ceasingoperation

154

85

5712

1000

13

1010

13

00030

13100

74816

20001

30

2053

1204

213

32201

06300

0

In opera-tion onJune 30

52,158

22,366

21,3888,404

910125545664

4,448

531661168164

1,613

1,282177266

1,7811,506-

1,213880

1,0711,051

345

1,0201,0902,4501,007

862

1,150198714151233

1,740328

3,7121,820

302

2,565751649

2,876245

794316

1,3601,701

355

1931,6261,000

2951,153

101

Net in-crease, ordecrease

(-)

880

369

351160

154

1310

101

24317

83

1423

4118

189

3125

5

135

781813

85

1776

103

21144

517

1819-3

223

1640

6

420

61

17

4

July l-December31

In opera-tion onJuly 1

52,158

22,366

21,3888,404

910125545664

4,448

531661168164

1,613

1,282177266

1,7811,506

1,213880

1,0711,051

345

1,0201,0902,4501,007

862

1,150198714151233

1,740328

3,7121,820

302

2,565751649

2,876245

794316

1,3601,701

355

1931,6261,000

2951,153

101

Begin-ning

operation

1,449

665

560224

332

2813

148

24726

154

3518

4833

19173726

6

2615

1023315

234

3555

246

51208

78202768

6

263

333310

636587

14

5

Ceasingoperation

274

141

9637

1210

11

2121

18

61133

35232

28

1732

40222

70

28184

21144

181

60821

322

511

0

In opera-tion onDec. 31

53,333

22,890

21,8528,591

942125572677

4,585

553667168169

1,749

1,311177273

1,8261,536

1,229892

1,1061,074

349

1,0441,0972,5351,037

875

1,169202747154236

1,757334

3,7351,822

306

2,622757672

2,926250

814319

1,3851,732

364

1961,6401,053

3011,166

106

Net in-crease, ordecrease

(-)

1,175

524

464187

320

2713

137

22605

136

2907

4530

16123523

4

247

853013

194

3333

176

2324

576

2350

5

203

25319

314536

13

5

Type ofbranch-

ing2

LSSLS

USSSS

LSSUL

LULLS

SLLLL

UUUSS

SLSSU

LUSLS

SSLUS

SSSUL

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77. Percentage of total assets and total deposits held by 10 largest banking organizations(all commercial banks and trust companies), by state

State and item1

Alabama (248)Assets

Per organizationCurtiulattve . . .

DepositsPer organization ,Cumulative

Alaska (11)Assets

Per organizationCumulative

DepositsPer organizationCumulative. . . .

Arizona (22)Assets

Per organizationCumulative. . , .

DepositsPer organizationCumulative

Arkansas (256)Assets

Per organizationCumulative. , . .

DepositsPer organization . .Cumulative

California (255)Assets

Per organization . . .Cumulative

DepositsPer organizationCumulative .'

Colorado (218)Assets


DepositsPer organizationCumulative, ,

Connecticut (60)Assets

Per organizationCumulative. . , . ;


Delaware (18)Assets

Per organizationCumulative . . . . . .


District of Columbia (17)Assets

Per organization . . .Cumulative. . . . .

DepositsPer organization . . .Cumulative

Florida (3 18)Assets

Per organization . . .Cumulative . . .


Rank, by total assets

1 2 3 4 5 f *j 8 9 10

June 1980

16.116.1

15.415.4

28.1228.1

28.328.3

43.1243.1

42.242.2

7.67.6

7.07.0

35.135.1

35.035.0

16.116.1

14.614.6

19.719.7

18.818.8

38.6238.6

34.434.4

33.7233.7

33.333.3

11.211.2

10.410.4

11.827.9

10.726.2

23.P51.2

22.050.3

26.72

69.8

27.870.0

3.7211.4

2.89.9

12.447.5

12.747.7

16.032.1

15.229.9

17.837.6

16.635.4

20.4259.1

21.355.7

28.562.3

26,559.8

9.220.4

9.119.6

11.139.0

11.137.3

12.163.3

10.460.7

15.785.6

15.285.3

3.5214.9

2.812,7

10.858.4

10.458.1

9.942.1

10.440.4

9.647.2

9.244.7

15.6274.7

17.072.7

10.973.2

10.770.6

7.027.4

7.226,8

10.950.0

10.447.8

9.0272.4

9.069.8

5.090.7

5,190.4

3.0217.9

2.815.5

8.867.2

8.066.1

8.350.5

8.548.9

9.156.4

9.454.1

14.3289.0

15.588,2

9.282.4

10,180.7

4.832.3

4.631.5

4.854,8

4.952.7

8.180.6

8.978.7

3.894.5

3.994.4

2.420,3

2.117.7

8,275.4

7.773.8

8.358.8

7.756.6

5.9262.4

6.060.2

3.2292.3

3.691.9

7.3289.7

7,488.2

4.536.8

4.435,9

4.359.1

4.457.1

5.385.9

5.784.4

2.196.7

2.296.6

2.0222.3

2.019.8

3.679.1

3.377.2

3.662.4

3.760.3

5.267.6

5.866.0

1.9294.3

2.194.0

2.3292.1

2.790.9

4.141.0

4.140.1

1.6260.7

1.658.8

4.9290.9

5.289.6

.82

97.5

.897.5

1.924.3

1,921.7

2.081.1

2.279.5

3.565.9

3.563.9

5.172.8

5.671.6

1.095.3

1.095.0

1.6293.7

1.992.8

4,045.1

4.044,1

1.4262.1

1.460.3

3.2294.2

3.893.5

.7298.3

.798.2

1.926.2

1.423.1

2.083.1

1.681.1

1.867.8

1.865.8

4.877.7

5.176.8

.8296.2

.895.9

1.5295.3

1.794.5

2.948.0

2.646.8

1.2263.4

1.361.6

2.3296.5

2.796.2

.398.6

.398.6

1.82

28.0

1.925,1

1.684.7

1.882.9

1.168.9

1.166.9

4.281.9

4.080.8

.7296.9

.796.7

.8296.1

1.095.5

2.550.6

2.749.5

.7264.2

.862.4

2.298.8

2.398.6

.1298.7

.198.8

1.429.5

1.526.6

1.085.8

1.284.2

1.0270.0

1.168.0

1.4283.4

1.582.4

.5297,5

.697.3

.8296.9

.996.5

2.453.0

2.251.8


77. Percentage of total assets and total deposits held by 10 largest banking organizations(all commercial banks and trust companies), by state—Continued

State and item1

Georgia (400)Assets



Hawaii (9)Assets


DepositsPer organization . . . .Cumulative

Idaho (26)Assets



Illinois (1,245)Assets



Indiana (404)Assets

Per organization .Cumulative


Iowa (580)Assets



Kansas (613)Assets



Kentucky (342)Assets



Louisiana (264)Assets



Maine (25)Assets




1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

June 1980

20,220.2

17.617.6

39.039.0

38.738.7

36,32

36.3

36,736.7

23.823.8

16.016.0

8.08.0

6.16.1

7.97.9

6.96.9

5.45.4

4.74.7

10,510.5

9.29.2

7.87.8

7.17.1

18.618.6

18.618.6

12,733.0

11.629.2

32.671.6

32.170.8

26.562.8

26.162.8

13.537.4

11.427.5

7.115.1

6.312.4

6.614.5

6.013.0

2.928.4

2.77.4

9.820.4

8.417.6

4.812.6

3.911.0

15.834.5

16.435,0

11.544.5

10,840.1

8.179.7

8.479.3

11.774.5

11.374.2

5.442.8

4.632.1

5.720.8

4.817.3

4.519.1

4.817.8

2.310.7

2.19.5

5.0225.5

4.722.4

3.916.6

3.714.7

14.348.8

13.048.0

5.450.0

4.644.7

7.3287.0

7.486.7

8.983.5

8.682.8

4.146.9

3.735.9

2.223.1

1.919.3

3.722.9

3.421.2

1.9212.6

1.511.0

3.629.1

3.325.7

3,2219.8

2.917.7

13.762.5

14.262.3

2.652.6

2.647.4

4.9292.0

5.091.7

3.787.2

3.786.6

1.848.8

1.637.6

1.7224.9

1.721,1

3.326.2

3.524.7

1.6214.3

1.512.6

2.4231.5

2.328.1

3.2223.1

3.020.7

11.9274.4

11.874.2

1.854,4

1.949.4

4,1296.1

4,296.0

2.2289.4

2.389.0

1.049.8

1.038.6

1.72

26.6

1.622.7

2.729.0

2.227.0

1.62

15.9

1.514.1

2.2233.8

1.329.5

2.9226.0

2.623.3

7.381,8

7.081.2

1.8256.2

1.851.2

2.8299.0

3.099.0

1.4290.9

1,590.5

.550.4

.539,2

1.5228.1

1.424.2

2.4231.5

2.029.1

1.617.6

1.215.3

2.035.8

1.831.4

2.728.7

2.525.9

2.384.1

2.383.5

1.557.7

1.652.9

.7299.8

.799.8

1.3292.2

1.491.9

A50.8

.439.7

1.429.5

1.425.7

1.533.0

1.430.5

1.118.7

,616.0

1.2237.0

1.232.6

2.531.2

2.328.3

1.986.0

1.985.4

.8258.6

.853.8

.12

99.9

.199.9

1.093,2

.992.9

.4251.2

.440.2

1.4230,9

1,427,1

1.0234.1

.931.4

1.119.9

1.017.0

.938.0

,933.6

2.133.4

2.230.5

1.7287.7

1.887.2

.7259,3

,854.6

.0100.0

,0100,0

.9294.2

1,093.9

.451.6

.540.7

1.232.2

1.328,5

,9235.1

.832.3

.9220.9

.917.9

.9239.0

1.034.6

2.035.5

2.132.6

1.5289.3

1.588.8



State and item1

Maryland (87)Assets



Massachusetts (91)Assets



Michigan (239)Assets

Per organization ,Cumulative


Minnesota (623)Assets



Mississippi (178)Assets



Missouri (499)Assets

Per organizationCumulative .


Montana (1 19)Assets



Nebraska (450)Assets



Nevada (9)Assets



New Hampshire (62)Assets




1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

June 1980

22.322.3

19.919.9

29.929.9

22.222.2

17.717.7

15.215.2

30.630.6

25.625,6

13.613.6

11.811.8

12.712.7

10.110.1

24.724,7

24.424.4

8.28,2

7.87,8

48.048.0

49.249.2

16.016.0

15.915.9

12.735.0

13.133.1

11.341.2

11.533.7

10.828.6

11.326.5

24.154.7

23.449.1

11.024.6

10.322.1

11.424.2

9.219.4

12.537,2

12.436.9

7.515.7

6.013.8

21.1269.2

20.469.6

11.527.5

11.227.1

11.846.9

11.344.4

10.351.6

12.646.4

9.838.4

8.935.5

2.357.0

2.651.7

4,1228.7

4.126.3

8.432.6

8.728.1

6.043.3

5.342.3

6.722.5

5.119.0

14.083.2

13.583.2

8.035.6

7.835.0

9.156.0

9.654.1

9.761.3

8.755.2

9.147.5

8.443.9

2.059.0

1.953.6

3.432.1

3.529.8

6.238.9

5.934.0

5.749.1

5.848.1

4.226.8

3.822.8

8.6291.8

8.491.6

7.643.2

7.742.7

7.863.8

7.962.0

8.670.0

8.864.0

3.851.3

3.747.6

1.860.9

1.755.3

3.3235.4

3.333.2

5.744.6

5.339.3

4.253.4

4.252.3

3.230.0

2.525.3

4.2296.0

4.295.9

4.6247.9

4.847.6

7.170.9

7.069.1

3.473.5

4.368.3

3.655.0

4.051.6

.961.8

.856,2

3.0238.5

3.136.4

5.550.2

5.144.5

2.3255.7

2.254.6

1.231.2

1.226.6

3.1299.1

3.399.2

3.4251.4

3.651.3

4.0275.0

4.273.3

2.976.5

3,571.9

2.957.9

2.854.5

.662.5

.757.0

2.6241.2

2.438,9

2.352.5

2.547.0

1.557.2

1.656.2

1.1232,4

1.127.7

.4299.6

.499.6

2.7254.1

2;553.8

2.177.1

2.275.5

2.478.9

2.974.8

2.160.1

2.156.6

,663.1

.757.7

2.2243.4

2.341.3

2.254.7

2.449.5

1.4258.6

1.357.6

.933.3

.928.7

.2299.8

. .199.8

2.5256.7

2.556.3

1.5278.6

1.677.2

2.181.1

2.677.5

1.9262.0

2,058.7

.6263.8

.658.4

1.8245.2

1.843.1

1.656.3

1.751.2

1.259.9

1.258.9

.834.2

.929.6

.0299.9

.099.9

1.858,5

1.858.2

1.2279.9

1.378.5

1.882.9

2.379.9

1.863.9

2.060.7

.464.2

.458.9

1.6246.9

1.744.9

1.557.9

1.753.0

1.060.9

1.059.9

.835.0

.730.4

.0100.0

.0100.0

1.8260.4

1.860.1



State and item*

New Jersey (140)Assets



New Mexico (63)Assets



New York (174)Assets

Per organizationCumulative . . . .


North Carolina (80)Assets



North Dakota (143)Assets

Per organizationCumulative . . .


Ohio (3 17)Assets



Oklahoma (489)Assets



Oregon (73)Assets



Pennsylvania (363)Assets



Rhode Island (14)Assets




1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

June 1980

8.88.8

8.28.2

22.722.7

22.522.5

16.416.4

13.113.1

22.022.0

20.220.2

16.616.6

16.216.2

10.010.0

8.88.8

8.78.7

6.76.7

37.737.7

35.735.7

14.214.2

12.412.4

43.343.3

40.840.8

8.217.0

7.716.0

12.735.4

13.035.5

15.632.0

15.428.5

21.343.3

18.438.6

15.932.5

16.032.2

9.219.3

9.118.0

6.715.5

5.812.5

33.671.4

34.069.7

6.921.1

4.016.4

25.969.3

24.365.2

6.924.0

6.822.8

10.2245.6

9.144.6

11.043.1

12.741.3

12.856.1

11.550.2

6.839.4

6.839.1

8.828.2

7.926.0

5.320.9

4.717.3

7.378.7

7.477.1

6.627.8

6.122.5

21.891.2

24.890.1

6.330.3

6.028.8

7.453,1

7.652.3

10.653.8

9.050.3

7.563.7

8.558.7

2.642.0

2.541.7

6.234.4

6.032.1

4.625.6

4.421.7

3.582.3

3.881.0

6.234.0

4.827.4

3.194.3

3.693.8

3.834.2

4,032.8

3.756.8

3.756.0

9.863.6

10.460.8

5.8269.6

6.665.4

2.6244.6

2.444.2

5.840.2

4,236.3

2.728.3

2.524.3

2.9285.2

3.184.2

4.238.2

3.530.9

2.496.7

2.496.2

3.437.7

3.136.0

3.160,0

3.259.3

7.871.4

7.568.3

3.072.6

3.468.9

2.046.6

2.046.2

4.945.1

5.341.6

1,529.9

1.625.9

1.2286.5

1.385.6

3.441.7

3,234,1

.897.6

1.097.3

3.241.0

3.239.3

2.9263.0

3.062.3

4.375.8

4.873.1

2.775.4

3.272.1

1.748,4

1.848.0

4.950.0

4.846.4

1.531.4

1.627.5

1.0287.6

1.186.7

3.044.7

2,736.9

.598.2

.697.9

3.0244.0

3.142.4

1.8264,8

1.764.0

4.179.9

4,377.5

2.377.7

2,774,8

1.3249.8

1.449.4

3.954.0

4.050.4

1.132.6

.928.5

.9288.5

.987.7

2.847.6

2.739.6

.498.6

98^4

2.946.9

3.045.4

1.7266,5

1.865.8

2.982.9

3.080.5

2.2280.0

2.577.4

1.1251,0

1.150.6

3.357.3

3.153.5

1.033.6

1.029.5

.82

89.3

.988.6

2.3249.9

2.742.3

.3298.9

.398.8

2.82

49.8

3.148.6

1.6268.2

1.667,4

1,684,5

1.682.2

L7281.7

1.979.4

1.152.1

1.151.7

2.660.0

2.556.1

.934.6

1.030.6

.690.0

.689.3

2.252.2

2,544.8

.399.2

.399.2



State and item1

South Carolina (84)Assets



South Dakota (137)Assets



Tennessee (306)Assets



Texas (1,176)Assets


Deposits

Cumulative . .

Utah (57)Assets



Vermont (29)Assets



Virginia (176)Assets



Washington (100)Assets


DepositsPer organizationCumulative , ,

West Virginia (235)Assets



Wisconsin (500)Assets

Per organization . . ;Cumulative

DepositsPer organization , . ,Cumulative


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

June 1980

20.520.5

i9.219.2

22.722.7

22.522.5

11.711.7

11.311.3

9.49.4

8.18.1

28.928.9

28.228.2

16.216.2

16.116.1

14.314.3

13.613.6

39.139.1

36.236.2

4.72

4.7

3.63.6

17.117.1

12.912.9

12.933.5

12.932.2

17.640.4

17.640,2

8.920.6

8.119.4

8.918.4

7.315.4

20.949.9

20.648.8

13.72

29.9

13.830.0

10.925.3

10.724.4

18.657.7

18.855.0

2.927.6

2.46.1

7.724.8

7.019.9

12.4245.9

12.444.6

3.4243.9

3.243.4

7.928.5

7.527.0

8.827.2

8.423.9

11.461.3

11.660.4

13.3243.2

13.143.1

9.234.6

8.432.9

9.166.9

8.563.6

2.4210.1

1.77.8

6.631.4

6.626.5

11,957.9

11.055.7

3.247.1

3.246.7

7.636.2

7.734.7

8.435.6

7.831.7

7.568.8

7.668.1

11.5254.7

11.654.8

8.743.3

8.541.4

6.62

73.6

7.170,7

2.2212.3

2.09.8

2,333.8

2.028.6

5.963.8

6.462.1

3.150.3

3.249.9

4.941.2

4.138.9

4.640.3

4.236.0

5.974.7

6.274.3

6.761.5

6.661.4

8.551,9

8.750,1

6.179.8

6.317.1

1.82

14.1

1.411.3

2.336.1

2.431.0

4.2268.1

4.666.7

2,052.3

1.851.7

3,544.7

3.442.3

3.443.7

3.239.3

4.2278.9

3.377.7

4.8266.3

4.866.2

7.959.9

7.557.7

3.4283.2

3.981.0

1.82

16.0

1.612.9

2.238.3

2.133.2

2.3270.5

2.569.3

1.954.2

2.053.7

2.947.6

2.845.1

2.946.6

2.742.1

3.282.2

3.180.9

4.4270.7

4.370,5

6.466.3

7.064.7

2.4285.7

2.783.7

I.?2

17.7

1.614.5

1.840.1

1.835.1

1.4272.0

1.670.9

1.655.9

1.755,4

2.7250.4

2.547.7

2.348.9

2.544.6

2.584.8

2.883.7

3.173.9

3,173.6

4.570.8

4.769.4

1,4287.1

1.585.3

1.719.4

1.315.9

1.641.8

1.736.8

1.3273.3

1.472.3

1.657.5

1.657.1

2.2252.6

2.049.7

1.850.8

1.846.5

1,0285.8

1.184.8

2.8276.7

2.876.5

2.873.7

2.972.4

1.2288,3

1.486.7

1.6221.1

1.717.7

1.643.4

' 1.738.5

1.3274.6

1.473.8

1.659.2

1.658.8

1.2253.8

1.351.0

1.852.6

1.848.3

.986.8

1.085.9

2.1278.9

2.178.7

1.375.0

1.273.7

.9289.3

1.087.7

1.4222.5

1.419.1

1.444.8

1.440.0



State and item1

Wyoming (67)Assets


DepositsPer organizationCumulative.

United States (12,375)Assets


DepositsPer organization . ,Cumulative

Alabama (245)Assets

Per organizationCumulative. . . .


Alaska (11)Assets


DepositsPer organizationCumulative. . .

Arizona (24)Assets



Arkansas (256)Assets



California (276)Assets



Colorado (226)Assets

Per organization .Cumulative. , ,


Connecticut (59)Assets




1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

June 1980

16.016.0

15.815.8

3.93.9

3.93.9

12,728,8

12,528.3

2.86.8

2.05.9

9.438.2

9.137.5

2.79.5

2.38.2

4.342.5

4.341.8

1.911.5

1,910.1

3.746.3

3,845.7

1.913.4

1.912.1

2.949,2

2.948.7

1.815.3

1.313.5

2.651.9

2.751.4

1.817.1

1.114.6

2.5254.5

2.754.1

1.718.8

1.516.2

2.456.9

2.556.7

1.320.2

1.417.6

L9258.9

2.058,7

1.321.6

1.118,7

December 1980

15.815.8

15,315.3

30.02

30.0

30.930.9

42.4242.4

42.042.0

7.47.4

6.76.7

35.335.3

35,035.0

16.916.9

15,815.8

20.120.1

18.618.6

12.228.0

11.226.5

23.4253.5

22.553.4

27.670.0

27.269.3

3.611.0

3.29.9

12.447.7

12.947.9

15.832.8

15.331.1

19.539.6

19.137.7

11.639.6

11.538.1

12.2265.7

10.263.7

15.2285.3

15.484.7

3.5214.6

3.113.0

10.458.1

9.957.9

9.642.4

9.941.0

9.048.7

9.147,0

10.750.4

9,747.9

7.673.4

7.871.5

5.390.7

5.690.4

3.117.7

2.815.8

8.967.0

8.366.2

8,450.8

8.549.6

8.8257.5

8,355.4

4.955.3

5,153.0

7.6281.0

7.879.3

3.794.4

3.894.2

2.420.1

2.118.0

7.975.0

7,473,7

8.058.9

7.557.1

5.663.1

5.961.3

4.059.3

4.057.1

5,586,6

5.985.3

2.196.6

2.396.5

1.821.9

1.819,9

3,778.7

3.377.0

3.562.4

3,460.6

5.268.4

5.566.9

1.6261.0

1.658,8

4.591.1

4.689.9

.8297.4

.997.4

1.8223.8

1.821.8

1.980.7

2.179.2

3.465.9

3.564.1

5.173.5

5.672.6

1.3262.4

1.360.1

3.5294.6

4.094.0

.6298.1

.698.1

1.7225.6

1.823.7

1.782.5

1.480.6

1.767.6

1.765.9

4.678.1

4.777.3

1.2263,6

1.261.4

2.2296.9

2,696.6

.3298.4

.398.4

1.527.2

1.425.1

1.584.0

1.782.3

1.1268.8

1.267.1

4,0282.2

4.181.5

.7264.4

,862.2

2.0298.9

2.298.8

.1298.6

.298.6

1,428.6

1.426.5

1.185.1

1.283.6

1.169.9

1.068.2

1.683.8

1.483.0



State and item1

Delaware (18)Assets



District of Columbia (17)Assets



Florida (3 11)Assets



Georgia (396)Assets



Hawaii (9)Assets

Per organization . .Cumulative . .


Idaho (25)Assets



Illinois (1,247)Assets



Indiana (404)Assets



Iowa (575)Assets

Per organization ,Cumulative . . . .


Kansas (615)Assets




1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Q 10

December 1980

40.5240.5

34.234.2

33.4233.4

32.332.3

11,611.6

10.510.5

17.517.5

16.416.4

40.040.0

38.538.5

37.1237.1

36.536.5

23.323.3

16.716.7

7.47.4

6.06.0

8.08,0

7.17.1

5.45.4

4.64.6

20.4260.9

21.756.0

29.162.6

28.460.7

9.421.0

9.219.7

13.430.9

11.928.3

32.072.0

32.571.0

26.363.5

26.062.6

13.636.9

11.928.7

7.114.5

6.312.4

6.414.4

5.813.0

2.92

8.3

2.67.3

15.92

76.8

18.074.1

10.673.3

10.471.2

6.927.9

7.226.9

11.942.8

11.439.8

7.879.8

8.179.2

11.675.1

11.574.1

5.142.0

4.533.2

5.820.4

4.917.3

5.119.5

5.318.3

2.010.4

1.79.1

12.3289.2

13,687.8

9,082,4

9.480.6

5.233.1

4.931.9

5,248.1

4.444.3

7.12

87.0

7.486.6

8.083.2

8.282.4

4.046.1

3.636.8

2.422.8

2.019.4

4,023.6

3.722.1

1.8212.2

1.410.5

3.2292.4

3.791.5

7.0289.4

7.287,9

5.038.2

5.036.9

2.750.8

2.747.0

5.0292.1

5.191.8

3.486.6

3.686,0

1.847.9

1.838.7

1.9224.8

1.821.2

3.226.8

3.325.4

1.8214.0

1.111.7

1.994.3

2.193.7

2,32

91.8

2.890.7

4.342.5

4.241.1

1.9252.8

1.948.9

3.9296.0

4.095.8

2.2288.9

2.488.4

1.049.0

1.039.7

1.7226.5

1.723.0

3.029.8

2.427.9

1.515.5

LI12.8

1.095.4

1.194.8

1.9293,7

2.192.9

3.946.5

3.945.1

1.854.6

1.950.9

2.9299.0

3.199.0

1.7290.6

1.790.1

.549.5

.540.2

1.528.0

1.424.4

2.5232.4

2.130.0

1.5217.1

1.414.2

.8296.2

.895.7

1.5295.3

1.794.6

2.849.3

2.547.7

1.656.3

1.752.6

.7299.7

.799.7

1.4292.0

1.591.7

.450.0

.440.7

1.5229.6

1.525.9

1.533.9

1.431.4

1.218.3

1.015.3

.72

96.9

.896.6

.8296.1

1.095.6

2.551.8

2.650.3

.857.2

.853.5

.12

99.9

.199.9

1.193,2

1,292.9

.450.4

.541.2

1.4231.0

1.427.4

.9234,9

.832.3

1.0219.4

.916.3

.5297.5

.697.2

.8296.9

.996.6

2.354.1

2.252.5

.7258.0

.854.4

.0100.0

.0100.0

.994.2

.993.8

.450.8

.441.7

1.2232.3

1.228.6

.9235.8

.833.1

.920.3

.817.1


77* Percentage of total assets and total deposits held by 10 largest banking organizations(all commercial banks and trust companies), by state—Continued

State and item1

Kentucky (343)Assets



Louisiana (267)Assets

Per organizationCumulative ,

DepositsPer organization .Cumulative

Maine (25)Assets



Maryland (87)Assets

Per organizationCumulative, . , ,


Massachusetts (86)Assets



Michigan (231)Assets



Minnesota (624)Assets



Mississippi (177)Assets



Missouri (493)Assets

Per organizationCumulative.


Montana (119)Assets

Per organizationCumulative ,



1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

December 1980

10.910.9

9.59.5

6.96.9

6.76.7

19.319.3

18.318.3

22.522.5

20.920.9

29.029.0

23.823.8

17.817.8

15.415.4

30.230.2

26.026.0

14.414.4

12.112.1

13.313.3

11.011.0

24.324.3

24.024.0

10.221.1

8.818.3

4.711.7

4.110.8

15.434.7

16.534.8

12.735.3

13.234.2

11.140.2

10.934.8

11.429.3

11.526.9

25.155.4

24.850.9

11.325.7

10.822.9

11.725.1

10,021.0

12.136.5

11.936.0

4.826.0

4.422.8

4.115.9

3.714.5

14.249.0

13.548.4

11.747.1

10.644.8

10.951.1

12.647.4

10.639.9

9.336.3

2.157.6

2.453.3

4.12

29.8

4.227.2

8.133.2

8.429.5

6.843.4

5.841.8

4.030.0

3.526.3

3.2219.1

2.917.5

13.462.5

13.962.4

9.156.3

9.554.4

9.861.0

8.856.3

9.049.0

8.745.1

2.059.7

1.855.2

3.333.1

3.330.5

6.039.2

5.434.9

5.649.1

5.847.7

2.4232.4

2.428.7

3.0222.2

2.820.4

11.62

74.1

11.573.9

8,264.5

8.462.8

8.869.8

9.065.3

4.653.6

5.050.2

1.861.5

1.656,8

3.2236.3

3.333.9

5.945.2

5.640.5

4.153.2

4.051.7

2.034.4

1.730.5

3.0225.2

2.923.3

7.381.4

6.980.9

7.271.8

7.069.8

3.573.4

4.269.5

3.757,4

3.854.0

.862,4

,857.7

3.0239.4

3.137.1

5.650.9

5.345.8

2.1255.3

2.153.8

1.9236.3

1.131.6

2.527.7

2.325.7

2.283.6

2.083.0

3.9275.7

4.073.9

3.176.5

3.573.1

2.660.0

2.556.5

.663.0

.758.4

2.6242.0

2.339.4

2.453.3

2.648.5

1.556.8

1.655.4

1.2237.5

1.232.9

2.330.1

2.127.9

1.8285.5

1.984.9

2.177.8

2.176.1

2.378.9

2.775.8

1.9262.0

2.058.5

.663.7

.759.1

2.2244.2

2.341.8

2.155.5

2.350.9

1.4258.2

1.456.8

.9238.5

1.033.9

2.2232.3

2.230.1

1.887.3

1.886.8

1.5279.3

1.677.7

2.281.1

2.678.4

1.964.0

1.960.5

.6264.3

.659.7

1.8246.0

1.943.7

1.757.3

1.852.7

1.259.5

1.358.2

.9239.4

.934.9

2.134.5

2.232.3

1.6289.0

1.688.5

1.3280.6

1.479.2

1.883.0

2,180.6

1.965.9

2.162.6

,464.7

.460.2

1.6247.6

1.745,4

1.558.9

1.654.4

1.060.6

1.059.3



State and item1

Nebraska (451)Assets



Nevada (9)Assets



New Hampshire (60)Assets



New Jersey (137)Assets



New Mexico (66)Assets



New York (171)Assets


DepositsPer organizationCumulative . . . . . . .

North Carolina (78)Assets

Per organization .Cumulative, . . . . .


North Dakota (143)Assets



Ohio (306)Assets

Per organizationCumulative. . . . . . . . . . .


Oklahoma (494)AssetsPer organization . . .

Cumulative . . . .Deposits



1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

December 1980

8.18.1

.6.46.4

47.647.6

47.547.5

15.515.5

15.415.4

8.88.8

8.38.3

23.623.6

23.123.1

16.816.8

12.612.6

21.921.9

19.919.9

16.416.4

16.116.1

9.79.7

8.78.7

9.09.0

7.77.7

8.016.2

7.714.2

22.52

70.2

22.369.8

11.927.4

11.727.1

8.717.6

8.416.8

11.835.4

11.935.0

15.031.8

15.227.9

21.343.2

19.339.2

15.532.0

15.731.9

9.018.7

9.217.9

7.416.5

6.414.2

6.422.6

5.119.4

13.383.5

13.683.5

7.534.9

7.134.2

8.426.0

7.824.7

9.92

45.4

8.843.9

11.143.0

12.140.1

12.956,2

11.951.1

7.039.0

6.838.7

8.827.6

7.025.0

5.121.6

4.618.8

4.527.2

4.423.8

8.3291.9

8.191.6

7,242.1

7.341.6

7.133.2

6.931,7

7.352.7

7.551,4

10.753.7

9.950.0

7.663.8

8.359.5

2.7241.7

2.541,3

6.333.9

6.131.1

4.926.5

4.523.4

3.330.6

2.626.5

4.3296.2

4.496.1

4.8247,0

5.046.6

3.937.1

4.035.8

3.256.0

3.254.7

9.563.3

9.859.8

5.8269.6

6.566.0

2.544.2

2.443.8

5.639.6

4.835.9

2.729.3

2.526.0

1.1231,7

1.127,6

2.7298.9

2.898.9

3,4250.5

3.650.3

3.240.3

3.239.0

3.259.2

3.258,0

7.671.0

7,167.0

3.072.7

3.469.5

1.946.1

1.945.7

5.144.7

5.341.3

1,731.1

1.827.8

1.132.8

1.128,7

.4299.4

.499.4

3.2253,7

3.153.4

3.243.5

3.142.2

2.8262.0

2.960.9

4.575.5

4.971.9

2.975.6

3.272,8

1.848.0

1.947.6

5.049.7

4.946.2

1.632.8

1.729.5

.833.7

.929.7

.4299.8

.499.8

2.6256.4

2,555.9

3.0246.6

2.945.1

1,9264.0

1.962.9

4.179.7

4,676.6

2.378.0

2.775.5

1.4249.4

1.449,1

4.053.7

4.150.3

1.534.3

1.531.1

.834.5

.630.4

.199.9

,199.9

1.958.3

1.957.9

2.82

49.4

3.048.1

1,7265.7

1.764.6

2.882.5

3.279.9

2.3280.3

2.578.1

1.1250.5

1.150.2

3.457.2

3,153.5

1.135.4

.932.0

.835.3

.831.2

.0100.0

.0100.0

1.82

60.2

1.859.8

2.752.2

2.951.1

1.7267.5

1.866.5

1.684.2

1,681.5

1.7282.1

1.980.0

1.151.6

1.151.3

2.759.9

2.656.2

.936.4

.933.0



State and item1

Oregon (76)Assets



Pennsylvania (353)Assets

Per organization . .Cumulative

DepositsPer organizationCumulative . .

Rhode Island (14)Assets



South Carolina (85)Assets

Per organization . . . .Cumulative


South Dakota (137)Assets

Per organizationCumulative . .


Tennessee (306)Assets



Texas (1,178)Assets



Utah (58)Assets



Vermont (28)Assets


DepositsPer organizationCumulative. . ,

Virginia (174)Assets




1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

December 1980

36.636.6

33.733.7

13.913.9

12.212.2

42.042.0

41.541.5

20.320.3

19.119.1

23.023.0

23.023.0

12.012.0

11.511.5

10.210.2

9.09.0

28.628.6

27.727.7

16.92

16.9

17.117.1

14.114.1

13.613.6

33.570.2

34.368.1

7.021.0

6.218.5

25.767.8

23.965.4

13.433.7

13.432.5

17.140.1

17.040.0

8.720.8

8.019.6

8.819.1

8.117.1

21.049.6

20.648.3

13.42

30.3

13.230.4

11.025.1

10.724.4

7.677.8

7.775.9

6.027.0

4.723.2

23.491.2

25.190.6

13.2247.0

12.845.3

3.3243.5

3.243.2

7.828.6

7.827.5

8.627.8

8.125.3

11.260.9

11.159.5

13.1243.4

12.843.2

10.135.3

10.034.4

3.781.5

4.180.1

5.432.5

4.027.3

3.194.4

3.694.2

11.458.5

11.056.4

3.246.8

3.246.4

7.736.3

7.535.0

8.336.1

7.132.4

7.668.6

7.767.2

11.6255.1

•11.855.1

9.244.5

8.643.1

2.8284,4

3.083.1

4.537.1

3.931.2

2.396.8

2.296.5

5.964.4

6.362.7

3.049.9

3.149.6

4.941.3

4.239.2

4.640.8

4.236.7

6.274.8

6.373.5

8.663.8

8.563.7

9.053.6

8.551.6

1.2285.6

1.384.5

3.340.4

3,134.4

.897.6

.997.4

4.2268,6

4.567.3

1.851.7

1.851.5

3.444.7

3.242.5

3.544.3

3.340.0

3.8278.7

3.977.5

4.8268.6

4.868.5

7.861.5

7.459.0

1.0286.6

1.185.7

3.143.6

2.937.4

.598.2

.698,0

2.3271.0

2.469.8

1.853.6

1.653.1

3.147.9

3.045.6

3.047.3

2.842.9

3.181.8

3.280.8

4.1272.7

4,172.6

6.367.8

6.965.9

.9287.6

1.086.7

3.046.7

2.940.3

,498,6

.598.5

1.4272.4

1.571.4

1.655.3

1.754.9

2.6250.5

2,548.1

2.449.7

2.645.6

2.484.2

2.683.4

3.175.8

3.075.7

4.572.4

4.770.7

.8288.4

.987.6

2.3249.0

2.643.0

.399.0

.398.9

1.3273.7

1.472.8

1.656.9

1.656.5

2.2252.8

1.850.0

1.951.7

1.947.5

1.0285.3

1.184.5

2.8278,7

2.978.6

2.775.1

2.873.6

.689.1

.788.3

2.351.4

2.345.3

.2299.2

.399.2

1.3275.0

1.374.2

1.658.5

1.658.2

1.2254.0

1.251.3

1.753.4

1.849.3

.986.2

.985.5

I.?2

80.5

1,780.4

1.176.3

1.174.8



State and item1

Washington (99)Assets

Per organizationCumulative . .


West Virginia (236)Assets


DepositsPer organization .Cumulative.

Wisconsin (497)Assets


DepositsPer organization

Wyoming (69)Assets



United States (12,353)Assets

Per organization . . . . .Cumulative



1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

December 1980

39.039.0

36.936.9

4.924.9

3.73.7

16.016.0

13.313.3

16.216.2

16.016.0

4.04.0

4.04.0

19.358.3

18.655.6

2.92

7.8

2.66.3

9.125.1

8.321.6

13.029.3

12.928.9

2.97.0

1.85.9

8.566.9

8.664.2

2.5210.3

1.88.1

7.332.4

7.028.6

9.939.2

9.738.6

2.69.6

2.28.1

6.7273.7

7.171.4

2.42

12.7

2.210.3

2.334.8

2.431.0

4.243.4

4.242.9

1.911.5

1.79.9

6.179.8

6.377.7

1,9214.7

1.612.0

2.137.0

2.133.2

3.647.1

3.746.6

1.913.5

1.911.8

3.5283.3

3.881.6

1.7216.5

1.313.4

2.139.1

2.035.2

2.950.1

2.849.5

1.815.3

1,413.2

2.4285.8

2.784.3

1.7218.2

1.615.0

1,841.0

1.837.1

2.652.7

2.652.2

1.717.0

1.114.4

1.4287.3

1.685.9

1.720.0

1.416.4

1.642.6

1.638.7

2.655.4

2.754.9

1.618,7

1.415.8

1.4288.7

1.587.4

1.6221.6

1.718.1

1.644.3

1.740.4

2.5257.9

2.657.6

1.420.1

1.517.3

,9289.6

.988.4

1.423.1

1.419.5

1.445.7

1.541.9

1.759.6

1.859.4

1.321.5

1.018.4


78. Banking offices, assets, and deposits of banks in holding company groups1

A. Summary totals and comparisons

Item

Banking officesTotal

BanksBranches

Amounts (millionsof dollars)

AssetsDeposits . . . . . . ,

Banking officesTotal

BanksBranches . . .

Amounts (millionsof dollars)

AssetsDeposits

50 states and District of Columbia

Holding companygroups

All commercialbanks

Holding companygroups aspercentage

of all commercialbanks

Type of branching

Statewide Limited Unit

December 31, 1980, domestic data only

29,9244,954

24,970

1,134,426840,591

53,23414,62138,613

1,530,6571,183,803

56.2

74.171.0

16,009811

15,198

613,402447,091

10,0841,7318,353

282,265214,247

3,8312,4121,419

238,759179,254

December 31, 1980, including foreign data

30,9024,954

25,948

1,455,4971,132,997

54,20414,62139,583

1,853,5291,477,982

57.0

78.576.7

16,717811

15,906

875,984682,964

10,2371,7318,506

302,619234,159

3,9482,4121,536

276,894215,874

B. Multibank and one-bank classifications -Summary

Classification

Total (3,056companies) . . .

MemberNonmember. . . .

MultibankMemberNonmember. . . .

One-bankMember, . . .Nonmember. . . .

All commercialbanks

Total (3, 056companies) . . .

Member :

Nonmember. . . .

MultibankMemberNonmember. . . .

One-bankMember. .Nonmember. . . .

All commercialbanks

Number

Holdingcompanygroups^

2,905

361

2,5444

Offices

Banks

4,9542,0852,869

2,4261,2491,177

2,528836

1,692

14,621

Branches3

December 31, 1980

24,97018,6396,331

12,8859,4633,422

12,0859,1762,909

38,613

Total

domestic data only

29,92420,7249,200

15,31110,7124,599

14,61310,0124,601

53,234

Amounts(in millions of dollars)

Assets

1,134,426949,109185,317

546,816454,004

92,812

587,609495,105

92,504

1,530,657

Deposits

840,591681,270159,322

407,090326,904

80,186

433,502354,366

79,136

1,183,803


2,905

361

2,5444

4,9542,0852,869

2,4261,2491,177

2,528836

1,692

14,621

25,94819,5816,367

13,3389,9053,433

12,6109,6762,934

39,583

30,90221,666

9,236

15,76411,1544,610

15,13810,5124,626

54,204

1,455,4971,265,329

190,168

674,884580,539

94,345

780,613684,790

95,823

1,853,529

1,132,997968,724164,273

522,977441,303

81,674

610,021527,421

82,599

1,477,982


78. Banking offices, assets, and deposits of banks in holding company groups1—ContinuedC. Details by state

State, and class of bank

50 states and District ofColumbia-Total . .

MemberNonmember

AlabamaMemberNonmember

AlaskaMemberNonmember

ArizonaMemberNonmember

ArkansasMemberNonmember

CaliforniaMemberNonmember

Colorado . . .MemberNonmember

ConnecticutMemberNonmember . .

DelawareMemberNonmember

District of ColumbiaMemberNonmember

FloridaMemberNonmember

GeorgiaMemberNonmember

HawaiiMemberNonmember

IdahoMember . .Nonmember

IllinoisMemberNonmember

IndianaMemberNonmember

Number Numberof of

holding holdingcom- company

panics5 groups2'5

Number of offices

Banks Branches

Banks and branches

Total

December 31, 1980

3,0566 2,9056

18 18

4 3

4 4

31 29

54 43

117 112

9 9

3 2

5 3

69 62

45 40

4 4

7 7

290 283

49 46

4,9542,0852,869

914843

413

413

331518

471136

21011496

1459

211

330

309152157

782355

404

835

28398

185

471928

24,97018,6396,331

407304103

1459

22115170

1288543

3,7773,090

687

936132

426211215

716

81810

905509396

505372133

1370

137

14510936

1789682

376238138

29.92420,7249,200

498352146

186

12

22515273

16110061

3,8243,101

723

303175128

440216224

927

84840

1,214661553

583395188

1410

141

15311241

461194267

423257166

As a per-centage

of allcom-

mercialbankingoffices

Assets

Inmillions

ofdollars

As a per-centage

of allcom-

mercialbankassets

Deposits

Inmillions

ofdollars

As a per-centage

of allcom-

mercialbank

deposits

domestic data only

56.269.139.6

52.665.835.4

14.47.1

29.3

39.542.334.6

23.736.015.3

83.294.555.1

55.170.042.7

65.868.663.3

5.416.74.5

50.050.9

0

69.480.059.8

44.771.325.1

75.40

80.6

56.054.461.2

25.725.825.6

27.634.321.2

1,134,426949,109185,317

10,5298,2502,278

40073

327

5,1863,6781,508

3,5042,574

930

160,888143,419

17,469

13,71811,3302,388

10,4836,2974,185

571740

3,5583,558

0

37,50224,13913,364

13,86211,4692,394

4,3450

4,345

2,6631,991

672

76,64266,28410,358

12,3728,8513,522

74.183.547.0

62.472,741.2

17.84.6

48.4

38.939.437.9

31.642.318.6

91.597.959.5

82.787.964.5

77.283.569.3

1.518.31.1

48.949.3

0

78.687.366.6

60.681.627.2

84.10

86.9

52.147.474.4

68.778.338.4

38.345.427.6

840,591681,270159,322

8,4916,6311,860

32362

261

4,4223,0901,332

2,8502,063

787

124,334109,197

15,137

11,2869,1742,111

8,5385,0523,487

501634

2,6982,698

0

31,22119,44911,772

10,6468,5532,094

3,7870

3,787

2,2211,643

579

50,77841,756

9,022

9,3726,4322,940

71.080.846.8

60.270.939.2

18.45.2

46.9

39.039.338.5

30.040.417.9

90.597.759.3

82.587.167.1

76.182.468.5

1.718.8

1.2

48.448.8

0

77.686.466.5

57.479.326.9

84.10

.87.0

52.147.273.7

62.672.638.3

35.141.426.4


78. Banking offices, assets, and deposits of banks in holding company groups1—ContinuedC. Details by state-Continued


IowaMember . ,Nonmember

KansasMemberNonmember

KentuckyMember .Nonmember

LouisianaMemberNonmember

Maine . . . .MemberNonmember

MarylandMemberNonmember . . .

MassachusettsMember . . . . .Nonmember

MichiganMemberNonmember.

MinnesotaMemberNonmember . . . . .

MississippiMember . . . .Nonmember

MissouriMemberNonmember

MontanaMemberNonmember

NebraskaMemberNonmember

NevadaMemberNonmember .

New HampshireMemberNonmember

New JerseyMemberNonmember. . .

Numberof

holdingcom-

panies5

Numberof

holdingcompanygroups2^5

Number of offices

Banks Branches

Banks and branches

Total

As a per-centage

of allcom-


Assets

Inmillions

ofdollars

As a per-centage

of allcom-

mercialbankassets

Deposits

Inmillions

ofdollars

As a per-centage

of allcom-

mercialbank

deposits

December 31, 1980, domestic data only-Continued

248

299

30

32

7

13

28

42

228

15

172

38

256

3

9

17

232

291

30

31

7

9

26

38

224

15

161

37

249

2

9

17

30675

231

29385

208

311219

321121

239

14

249

15

774235

18010476

360147213

144

10

39392

301

814932

25476

178

220

23158

493415

381150231

19310192

23020129

21211993

23797

140

654384270

760392368

1,5541,224

330

19311479

17113338

29889

209

2722

5

24519451

95950

694920

867703164

687225462

486186300

261213

48

244130114

260106154

678393285

837434403

1,7341,328

406

553261292

18513748

691181510

1087137

499270229

97970

926428

916737179

56.167.651.9

54.459.851.5

23.546.0

7.4

22.631.117.3

74.362.785.1

64.976.054.1

76.675.677.6

68.373.954.8

53.468.744.6

21.141.18.8

59.168.856.3

53.256.847.4

66.879.956.0

63.878.9

0

39.045.429.5

52.156.639.3

12,9946,5086,487

9,4944,5814,913

7,1886,597

592

8,4326,0422,390

2,5611,0061,556

12,0367,2014,835

26,65719,7636,894

40,00034,8405,160

24,47418,9845,490

3,8183,352

467

27,64416,39711,247

3,6942,929

765

8,7365,9422,794

2,2952,295

0.

1,4581,068

389

20,40117,2573,144

59.867.153.9

57.257.357.1

37.161.56.8

33.945.420.6

73.960.286.7

75.183.265.5

90.493.882.0

77.483.552.1

79.789.857.3

33.360.5

7.9

80.190.168.9

69.574.156.1

75.984.262.8

61.072.6

0

44.257.826.9

57.062.538.4

10,9005,1275,772

8,0093,6864,323

5,3704,839

530

6,8304,8162,014

2,123819

1,304

9,7265,6014,125

19,25613,4195,838

31,42626,8024,624

18,83913,9124,927

3,0232,603

421

20,89411,1599,825

3,1692,480

690

7,1484,6552,493

1,9561,956

0

1,259921339

16,77914,0492,730

59.065.954.0

56.956.956.9

33.556.9

7,0

32.343.819.8

73.359.386.1

73.381.264,8

89.092.382.3

75.381.552.4

77.288.157.2

30.957.18.0

77.787.668.9

68,672.956.5

74.682.663.2

61.272.8

0

43.657.626.2

55.961,438.3




New MexicoMemberNonmember

New YorkMemberNonmember

North CarolinaMemberNonmember

North DakotaMemberNonmember

OhioMemberNonmember

OklahomaMemberNonmember

OregonMember . ,Nonmember

PennsylvaniaMemberNonmember

Rhode IslandMemberNonmember

South CarolinaMemberNonmember

South DakotaMemberNonmember

TennesseeMemberNonmember

TexasMemberNonmember

UtahMemberNonmember

VermontMemberNonmember '

Virginia .MemberNonmember . . . . .

Numberof

holdingcom-

panies5

Numberof

holdingcompanygroups2-5

Number of offices

Banks Branches

Banks and branches

Total

As a per-centage

of allcom-


Assets

Inmillions

ofdollars

As a per-centage

of allcom-

mercialbankassets

Deposits

Inmillions

ofdollars

As a per-centage

of allcom-

mercialbank

deposits

December 31, 1980, domestic data only- Continued

18

68

10

51

28

205

5

27

10

5

40

31

264

20

3

15

17

43

10

50

28

196

5

27

10

5

40

30

256

20

3

13

402317

855332

1156

822260

1057629

19985

114

1046

291613

1046

532

552728

743044

543278265

391722

303

705614

1388355

3,1242,872

252

1,074690384

763541

1,4941,329

165

16311944

440350

90

1,017727290

21711899

380306

74

12810325

498326172

1375087

25721542

470

47

1,4171,305

112

17810672

3,2092,925

284

1,085695390

15857

101

1,5991,405

194

362204158

450354

96

1,046743303

227122105

38530976

18313053

572356216

680328352

296232

64

500

50

1,4871,361

126

53,358,247.4

87.688.975.9

59.680.140.9

51.662.047.2

61.064.045.5

47,952.043.5

67.995.233.0

35.843.724.7

91.598.484.7

47.375.618.8

57.471.438.7

41.365.825.6

39.242.936.3

81.191.058.2

25.50

36.2

90.6101.042.9

3,6192,3711,248

260,402249,201

11,201

17,44413,9853,458

2,9191,5321,386

39,88337,2042,679

15,73512,0273,708

10,6059,1411,464

45,48637,9277,559

6,5774,7171,860

3,9123,454

458

3,5162,885

631

13,25510,4502,805

76,93960,97215,967

5,7254,790

935

6900

690

24,59922,923

1,676

59.359.758,4

96.697.875.9

74.889.045.5

54.768.944.6

72,575.248.1

68.876.152.6

82.697.941.8

55.968,728,8

99.199.797.4

51.279.813.8

69.177.146.9

55.977.327.5

69.577.250.3

85.591.364.6

28.70

38.4

102.0110.749.1

3,1342,0321,102

167,029158,772

8,257-

13,01410,0302,985

2,5741,3501,225

29,27627,020

2,257

12,9329,6393,294

8,4927,2411,252

31,55325,530

6,023

5,0843,5291,555

3,1692,759

410

3,1322,565

567

10,6858,2122,473

59,56245,48514,077

4,7853,981

804

6250

625

20,04018,554

1,486

59.460.158.2

96.297.182.2

71.987.245,3

56.968.947.7

69.071.847.0

67.074.052.5

81.297f741.0

50.262.727.1

99,099.797.3

50.178.714.5

69.177.246.8

54.076.127.5

66.674.250.0

84.991.063.9

28.90

38.7

99.5108.449.0




WashingtonMemberNonmember

West VirginiaMemberNonmember

WisconsinMemberNonmember

WyomingMember . . . . .Nonmember

50 states and District ofColumbia— Total .

MemberNonmember

AlabamaMemberNonmember. . .

AlaskaMemberNonmember

ArizonaMember . .Nonmember

ArkansasMemberNonmember

CaliforniaMemberNonmember .

Colorado . ,Member. . . .Nonmember. . .

ConnecticutMemberNonmember. . .

DelawareMemberNonmember

District of ColumbiaMemberNonmember

FloridaMember . .Nonmember

Number Numberof of

holding holdingcom- company

panics5 groups2-5

Number of offices

Banks Branches

Banks and branches

Total

As a per-centage

of allcom-


Assets

Inmillions

ofdollars

As a per-centage

of allcom-

mercialbankassets

Deposits

Inmillions

ofdollars

As a per-centage

of allcom-

mercialbank

deposits


6 6

9 9

101 97

32 32

770

1082

23465

169

644618

479479

0

65 '1

289146143

312

486486

0

16133

523211312

674720

46.873,3

0

5.37.52.4

44.760.338.0

63.264.460.6

16,09816,098

0

539424115

16,18810,0996,090

2,6992,214

485

73.485,4

0

5.26.03.6

61.175.646.4

78.278.975.1

12,28212,282

0

43733898

12,5957,3515,244

2,3741,941

432

71.083.9

0

5.15.83.5

58.272,245.7

78.278,975.1


3,0566 2,905^

18 18

4 3

4 4

31 29

54 43

117 112

9 9

3 2

5 3

69 62

4,9542,0852,869

914843

413

413

331518

471136

21011496

1459

211

330

309152157

25,94819,5816,367

40$306100

1.45,9

22215270

1288543

3,9483,254

694

'9866

, 32

433'215218

716

84840

908512

, 396

30,90221,666

9,236

500354146

186

12

22615373

16110061

3,9953,265

730

308180128

447220227

927

87870

1,217664553

57.0 1,455,49770.0 1,265,32939.7 190,168

52.7 10,54865.9 8,27035.4 2,278

14.4 4007.1 73

29.3 327

39.4 5,19542.3 3,68734.4 1,508

23.7 3,50436.0 2,57415.3 930

83.8 222,92294.7 205,28055.3 17,642

55.8 13,72271.4 11,33442.7 2,388

66.0 10,84268.8 6,61163.6 4,232

5.4 5716.7 174.5 40

50.3 4,22051.2 4,220

0 0

69.4 37,82980.1 24,46559.8 13,364

78,587.047.7

62.472.741.2

17.84.6

48.4

38.939.337.9

31.642.318.6

93.798.559.5

82.787.964.5

77.784.169.5

1.518.31.1

48.849,1

0

78.887.466.6

132,997968,724164,273

8,5216,6611,860

32362

261

4,4313,0991,332

2,8502,063

787

179,480164,18415,296

11,2899,1772,111

8,8795,3463,533

501634

3,4003,400

0

31,54919,77711,772

76.785.647.5

60.370.939.2

18.45.2

46.9

38.939.138.5

30.040.417.9

93.298.459.3

82.587.167.1

76.883.268.8

1.718.81.2

48.749.1

0

77.886.666.5

190




GeorgiaMemberNonmember

HawaiiMemberNonmember

IdahoMemberNonmember

IllinoisMember . . .Nonmember

IndianaMemberNonmember

IowaMemberNonmember

KansasMemberNonmember

KentuckyMemberNonmember

Louisiana . . .MemberNonmember

MaineMemberNonmember

MarylandMember.Nonmember

MassachusettsMemberNonmember

MichiganMemberNonmember

MinnesotaMemberNonmember

MississippiMemberNonmember

MissouriMemberNonmember

Numberof

holdingcom-

panies5

Numberof

holdingcompanygroups2'5

Number of offices

Banks Branches

Banks and branches

Total

As a per-centage

of allcom-


Assets

Inmillions

ofdollars

As a per-centage

of allcom-

mercialbankassets

Deposits

Inmillions

ofdollars

As a per-centage

of allcom-

mercialbank

deposits

December 31, 1980, including foreign data-Continued

45

4

7

290

49

248

299

30

32

7

13

28

42

228

15

172

40

4

7

283

46

232

291

30

31

7

9

26

38

224

15

161

782355

404

835

28398

185

471928

30675

231

29385

208

311219

321121

239

14

249

15

774235

18010476

360147213

144

10

39392

301

513380133

1490

149

14510936

25517382

381243138

382151231

19310192

232203

29

21512293

23797

140

660389271

817449368

1,5661,236

330

19912079

17213438

30495

209

591403188

1530

153

15311241

538271267

428262166

688226462

486186300

26321548

247133114

260106154

684398286

894491403

1,7461,340

406

559267292

18613848

697187510

45.171.725.1

76.90

81.8

56.054.461.2

28.732.725.6

27.834.721.2

56.267.751.9

54.459.851.5

23.646.2

7.4

22.831.617.3

74.362.785.1

65.176.254.2

77.777.877.6

68.474.054.8

53.769.244.6

21.241.3

8.8

59.369.556.3

14,26611,7822,394

4,6120

4,612

2,6631,991

672

106,23795,87910,358

12,8179,2953,522

13,0126,5256,487

9,4944,5814,913

7,2586,667

592

8,4836,0932,390

2,5611,0061,556

12,5487,7134,835

33,38526,491

6,894

41,73836,5785,160

25,57620,0865,490

3,8253,358

467

28,04316,79611,247

61.382.127.2

84.90

87.5

52.147.474.4

75.283.938.4

39.246.627.6

59.867.253.9

57.257.357.1

37.361.76.8

34.045.620.6

73.960.286.7

75.884.165.5

92.295.382.0

78.284.152.1

80.490.357.3

33.360.5

7.9

80.390.368.9

10,9858,8922,094

4,0940

4,094

2,2211,643

579

78,89869,8769,022

9,8016,6822,940

10,9165,1445,772

8,0093,6864,323

5,4294,899

530

6,8814,8672,014

2,123819

1,304

10,2276,1004,127

25,40219,5645,838

33,07528,4514,624

19,91614,9894,927

3,0282,607

421

21,37211,5489,825

58.180.026.9

85.10

87.9

52.147.273.7

72.281.638.3

36.243.026.4

59.066.054.0

56.956.956.9

33.757.27.0

32,544.119.8

73.359.386.1

74.382.464.8

91.594.682.3

76.382.452.4

78.188.857.2

30.957.1

8.0

78.088.068.9




Montana .Member .Nonmember

NebraskaMemberNonmember.

NevadaMember. . . . >Nonmember

New HampshireMember . . . . .Nonmember

New JerseyMember . . .Nonmember

New MexicoMemberNonmember

New YorkMemberNonmember

North CarolinaMember. . . . . , . .Nonmember

North Dakota , , . .• Member

Nonmember

OhioMemberNonmember

OklahomaMemberNonmember.

Oregon . , . . .MemberNonmember. . . . *

PennsylvaniaMemberNonmember . i

Rhode Island .MemberNonmember

South CarolinaMemberNonmember.

South DakotaMemberNonmember

Numberof

holdingcom-

panies5

Numberof

holdingcompanygroups2*5

Number of offices

Banks Branches

Banks and branches

Total

As a per-centage

of allcom-


Assets

Inmillions

ofdollars

As a per-centage

of allcom-

mercialbankassets

Deposits

Inmiltions

ofdollars

As a per-centage

of allcom-

mercialbank

deposits


38

256

3

9

17

18

68

10

51

28

205

5

27

10

5

40

37

249

1

9

17

17

43

10

50

28

196

5

27

10

5

40

814932

25476

178

220

23158

493415

402317

855332

1156

822260

1057629

19985

114

1046

291613

1046

532

552728

2722

5

24519451

9595

0

694920

874710164

1388355

3,5783,316

262

1,083698385

763541

1,5071,342

165

16712344

444354

90

1,051759292

22012199

382308

74

12810325

1087137

499270229

9797

0

926428

923744179

17810672

3,6633,369

294

1,094703391

15857

101

1,6121,418

194

366208158

454358

96

1,080775305

230125105

387311

76

18313053

53.256.847.4

66.879.956.0

63.878.9

0

39.045.429.5

52.356.839.3

53.358.247.4

88.990.276.4

59.880.341.0

51.662.047.2

61.264.245.5

48.252.543.5

68.195.233.0

36.544.824.8

95.898.492.9

47.475.718.8

57.471.438.7

3,6942,929

765

8,7365,9422,794

2,2952,295

0

1,4581,068

389

20,72817,5843,144

3,6192,3711,248

453,800438,278

15,522

19,78716,3293,458

2,9191,5321,386

41,13038,451

2,679

15,74412,0363,708

10,7259,2611,464

53,60746,005

7,602

6,9085,0481,860

3,9133,455

458

3,5162,885

631

69.574.156.1

75.984,262.8

61.072,6

0

44.257.826,9

57.462.938.4

59.359.758.4

97.898.580.7

77.190.445.5

54.768.944.6

73.175.848.1

68.976.152.6

82.797.941.8

59.972.728.9

99.199.897.4

51.379.813.8

69.177.146.9

3,1692,480

690

7,1484,6552,493

1,9561,956

0

1,259921339

17,09614,3672,730

3,1342,0321,102

341,000328,385

12,615

15,18912,2042,985

2,5741,3501,225

30,58828,332

2,257

13,0209,7263,294

8,6067,3551,252

39,86433,762

6,102

5,4353,8801,555

3,1692,759

410

3,1322,565

567

68,672,956.5

74,682,663,2

61,272.8

0

43.657,626.2

56.361.938.3

59,460.158.2

97.998.386.6

74.989.245.3

56.968.947.7

70.072.847.0

67.274.252.5

81.497.841.0

56.069.027.4

99.099.897.3

50.178.714.5

69.177.246.8




TennesseeMemberNonmember

TexasMemberNonmember

UtahMemberNonmernber

VermontMemberNonmember

VirginiaMemberNonmember

WashingtonMember . .Nonmember

West VirginiaMemberNonmember

WisconsinMemberNonmember

WyomingMemberNonmember

Numberof

holdingcom-

panies5

Numberof

holdingcompanygroups2^

Number of offices

Banks Branches

Banks and branches

Total

As a per-centageof allcom-


Assets

Inmillions

ofdollars

As a per-centage

of allcom-

mercialbankassets

Deposits

Inmillions

ofdollars

As a per-centage

of allcom-

mercialbank

deposits


31

264

20

3

15

6

9

101

32

30

256

20

3

13

6

9

97

32

743044

543278265

391722

303

705614

770

1082

23465

169

644618

503331172

1627587

258216

42

470

47

1,4271,315

112

494494

0

651

293150143

312

577361216

705353352

297233

64

500

50

1,4971,371

126

501501

0

16133

527215312

674720

41.566.125.6

40.044.736.3

81.191.058.2

25.50

36.2

90.9101,342.9

47.573.9

0

5.37.52.4

44.960.738.0

63.264.460.6

13,34710,5422,805

85,06869,10115,967

5,7774,842

935

6900

690

24,72123,045

1,676

17,81617,816

0

539424115

16,50310,4136,090

2,6992,214

485

56.177.527.5

71.679.350.3

85.791.464.6

28770

38.4

102.2110.949.1

75.486.6

0

5.26.03.6

61.676.246.4

78.278.975.1

10,7628,2892,473

67,58453,50714,077

4,8364,033

804

6250

625

20,15518,668

1,486

13,72813,728

0

437338

98

13,0087,7645,244

2,3741,941

432

54.176.227.5

69.377.250.0

85.191.163.9

28.90

38.7

99.7108.649.0

73.285.4

0

5.15.83.5

59.073.345.7

78.278.975.1

193


78. Banking offices, assets, and deposits of banks in holding company groups1—ContinuedD. Multibank, one-bank, and all commercial bank comparisons by state7

State, and type ofholding company

50 states and Districtof Columbia-Total

MultibankOne-bank

AlabamaMultibank . . .One-bank

AlaskaMultibankOne-bank

ArizonaMultibankOne-bank

ArkansasMultibankOne-bank

CaliforniaMultibankOne-bank.

ColoradoMultibankOne-bank

Connecticut . . . .MultibankOne-bank

DelawareMultibank . . . . .One-bank

District ofColumbia . . . .

MultibankOne-bank

FloridaMultibankOn»e-bank

GeorgiaMultibankOne-bank

HawaiiMultibankOne-bank

IdahoMultibankOne-bank. . . .

IllinoisMultibankOne-bank

IndianaMultibankOne-bank

Type Nu£ber

bISh- £2%B groups2-5

Number of offices

Holding companies

Banks Branches Total

AH commercial banks

Banks

December 31, 1980,

2,9056361

2,544

L 1899

S 312

S 413

L 292

27

S 438

35

U 1121597

S 936

S 202

S 312

S 622636

L 401030

S 413

S 734

U 2833

280

L 461

45

4,9542,4262,528

91829

422

413

336

27

471334

21011496

1486

202

312

309273

36

784929

413

844

2836

277

472

45

24,97012,88512,085

407395

12

1468

22115170

1283098

3,777673

3,104

936726

426126300

707

812259

90581491

50542481

13714

123

145126

19

1782

176

37614

362

29,92415,31114,613

498477

21

188

10

22515273

16136

125

3,824686

3,138

303181122

440134306

909

842361

1,2141,087

127

583473110

14115

126

15313023

4618

453

42316

407

14,621

318

12

31

261

289

438

64

20

17

562

435

11

26

1,257

405

Branches Total

Amounts (millions of dollars)

Assets

Holdingcom-

panies

All com-mercialbanks

Deposits

Holdingcom-

panies


domestic data only

38,613

629

113

539

417

4,306

112

605

148

151

1,188

868

176

247

539

1,129

53,234

947

125

570

678

4,595

550

669

168

168

1,750

1,303

187

273

1,796

1,534

1,134,4261,530,657 840,591546,816 407,090587,609 433,502

10,529 16,883 8,49110,279 8,281

250 210

400 2,251 323173 137227 186

5,186 13,325 4,4223,678 3,0901,508 1,332

3,504 11,091 2,8501,034 8132,470 2,037

160,888 175,826 124,33422,427 17,511

138,460 106,824

13,718 16,587 11,28611,174 9,0582,544 2,227

10,483 13,586 8,5382,500 2,1337,983 6,406

57 3,686 500 0

57 50

3,558 7,272 2,698661 529

2,896 2,169

37,502 47,709 31,22133,494 27,7644,009 3,456

13,862 22,862 10,64612,713 9,647

1,150 1,000

4,345 5,163 3,787399 366

.3,946 3,421

2,663 5,106 2,2212,353 1,954

310 267

76,642 111,624 50,778450 402

76,192 50,377

12,372 32,281 9,372387 342

11,986 9,030

1,183,803

14,101

1,757

11,334

9,498

137,333

13,682

11,214

2,903

5,576

40,228

18,555

4,502

4,262

81,098

26,683


78. Banking offices, assets, and deposits of banks in holding company groups1—ContinuedD. Multibank, one-bank, and all commercial bank comparisons by state7-Continued


IowaMultibankOne-bank

KansasMultibankOne-bank

KentuckyMuttibankOne-bank.

LouisianaMultibankOne-bank

MaineMultibankOne-bank

MarylandMultibankOne-bank

Massachusetts . . . .MultibankOne-bank

MichiganMultibankOne-bank

MinnesotaMultibankOne-bank

MississippiMultibankOne-bank

Missouri . .. . . . .MultibankOne-bank

MontanaMultibankOne-bank

NebraskaMultibankOne-bank

NevadaMultibankOne-bank

New Hampshire. . .MultibankOne-bank

New JerseyMultibankOne-bank

Typeof

branch-ing8

Numberof

holdingcompanygroups2-*

Number of offices

Holding companies


All commercial

Banks Branches

banks

Total


Assets

Holdingcom-

panies


Deposits

Holdingcom-

panies



L

U

L

L

S

s

L

L

L

L

U

U

U

S

s

s

23214

218

2918

283

301

29

311

30

752

945

261313

382315

22411

213

150

15

16137

124

378

29

2495

244

211

945

17107

30689

217

29313

280

312

29

322

30

2321

2

24195

776413

180165

15

360147213

140

14

393270123

815229

2549

245

211

23185

4942

7

381209172

19320

173

23050

180

2124

208

237224

13

654299355

760639121

1,5541,452

102

19312469

1710

171

298245

53

27234

24534

211

956431

694722

867702165

687298389

48633

453

26152

209

2446

238

260245

15

678318360

837703134

1,7341,617

117

553271282

1850

185

691515176

1087533

49943

456

976532

926527

916744172

654

620

345

269

41

102

139

376

761

178

729

166

459

9

75

169

570

274

767

809

309

942

954

2,163

274

699

440

37

288

143

161

1,589

1,224

894

1,112

1,078

350

1,044

1,093

2,539

1,035

877

1,169

203

747

152

236

1,758

12,9946,6856,310

9,494826

8,668

7,1882,1125,076

8,43284

8,348

2,5612,420

141

12,0365,1856,852

26,65724,5132,144

40,00037,610

2,390

24,47419,5014,973

3,8180

3,818

27,64424,266

3,378

3,6942,995

699

8,736992

7,744

2,2951,793

502

1,4581,095

363

20,40116,2614,141

21,734

16,597

19,371

24,893

3,465

16,035

29,479

51,661

30,726

11,466

34,515

5,319

11,509

3,761

3,298

35,800

10,9005,4235,476

8,009657

7,352

5,3701,5233,846

6,83075

6,755

2,1232,010

113

9,7264,4395,286

19,25617,439

1,817

31,42629,363

2,064

18,83914,4124,428

3,0230,

3,023

20,98418,0922,892

3,1692,540

630

7,148801

6,347

1,9561,520

436

1,259955304

16,77913,3173,463

18,475

14,078

16,030

21,144

2,895

13,271

21,627

41,714

24,408

9,793

26,999

4,623

9,583

3,199

2,890

30,023




New MexicoMultibankOne-bank

New YorkMultibankOne-bank

North Carolina . . .MultibankOne-bank

North Dakota . . . .MultibankOne-bank , .

OhioMultibankOne-bank

OklahomaMultibankOne-bank

Oregon . . .MultibankOne-bank

PennsylvaniaMultibankOne*bank

Rhode IslandMultibankOne-bank t

South Carolina . . .MultibankOne-bank

South Dakota . . . .MultibankOne-bank

TennesseeMultibankOne*bank

TexasMultibank . . . .One-bank

UtahMultibankOne-bank

Vermont ,MultibankOne-bank

Virginia.Multibank .One-bank

Typeof

branch-ings

Numberof


Number of offices

Holding companies





Assets

Holdingcom-

panies


Deposits

Holdingcom-

panies


December 31, 1980, domestic data only Continued

L

S

S

U

L

U

S

L

S

S

S

L

U

S

S

S

175

12

431726

1019

505

45

281315

1963

193

541

272

25

100

10

505

405

35

301119

25644

212

206

14

303

13121

402812

856025

1129

823745

1059015

1996

193

1091

294

25

100

10

505

552035

745519

543334209

392514

303

7069

1

13810830

3,1241,5501,574

1,07480

994

764630

1,4941,230

264

1634

159

440433

7

1,0172

1,015

2170

217

3800

380

1287850

498356142

13710334

25717879

470

47

1,4171,316

101

17813642

3,2091,6101,599

1,08582

1,003

1588375

1,5991,320

279

36210

352

450441

8

1,0466

1,040

2270

221

3850

385

1839885

572411161

680437243

296203

93

500

50

1,4871,385

102

90

223

80

178

385

495

81

360

14

85

153

352

1,469

77

29

230

244

3,440

1,741

128

2,238

260

582

2,565

234

729

166

1,033

267

288

167

1,411

334

3,663

1,821

306

2,623

755

663

2,925

248

814

319

1,385

1,736

365

196

1,641

3,6192,876

743

260,402120,498139,904

17,444679

16,765

2,9191,8761,043

39,88334,086

5,797

15,735496

15,240

10,60510,518

87

45,48692

45,395

6,5770

6,577

3,9120

3,912

3,5162,3321,184

13,25510,3292,926

76,93968,611

8,328

5,7254,5801,146

6900

690

24,59922,377

2,223

6,107

269,627

23,321

5,333

55,037

22,857

12,847

81,436

6,638

7,634

5,085

23,712

110,759

6,693

2,401

24,117

3,1342,481

653

167,02974,36692,663

13,014593

12,421

2,5741,642

932

29,27624,6584,618

12,932419

12,513

8,4928,417

76

31,55380

31,473

5,0840

5,084

3,1690

3,169

3,1322,0781,054

10,6858,3652,320

59,56252,1547,409

4,7853,789

996

6250

625

20,04018,290

1,750

5,273

173,556

18,095

4,523

42,417

19,296

10,464

62,898

5,136

6,325

4,535

19,798

89,463

5,635

2,166

20,142




WashingtonMultibankOne-bank

West VirginiaMultibankOne-bank . . . .

WisconsinMultibankOne-bank . . .

WyomingMultibankOne-bank

Typeof

branch-ing8

Numberof


Number of offices

Holding companies





Assets

Holdingcom-

panies


Deposits

Holdingcom-

panies



S

U

L

U

624

918

972671

321022

734

1028

23416371

644321

479158321

624

289239

50

321

486161325

164

12

523402121

674522

101

237

641

103

938

64

529

3

1,039

301

1,170

106

16,0983,234

12,865

53933

506

16,18814,260

1,928

2,6991,882

817

21,922

10,315

26,488

3,450

12,2822,5919,692

43730

406

12,5,9510,903

1,692

2,3741,642

732

17,302

8,620

21,645

3,035

TOTALS BYSTATE-BRANCHING

CLASSIFICATION

Statewidebranching . . . .

MultibankOne-bank

Limitedbranching . . . .

MultibankOne-bank

Unit bankingMultibankOne-bank

50 states andDistrict ofColumbia-Total

MultibankOne-bank

AlabamaMultibankOne-bank

AlaskaMultibankOne-bank

ArizonaMultibankOne-bank

ArkansasMultibankOne-bank

CaliforniaMultibankOne-bank

ColoradoMultibankOne-bank

24 336115221

16 928142786

11 1,676139

1,537

811592219

1,731948783

2,412886

1,526

15,1987,0618,137

8,3535,2763,077

1,419548871

16,0097,6538,356

10,0846,2243,860

3,8311,4342,397

2,501

5,969

6,151

December 31, 1980,

2,9056361

2,544

L 1899

S 312

S 413

L 292

27

S 438

35

U 1121597

4,9542,4262,528

91829

422

413

336

27

471334

21011496

25,94813,33812,610

409397

12

1468

22215270

1283098

3,948687

3,261

987226

30,90215,76415,138

50047921

188

10

22615373

16136

125

3,995700

3,295

308186122

14,621

318

12

31

261

289

438

20,313 22,814

15,888 21,857

2,412 8,563

including foreign data

613,402256,655356,747

282,265176,561105,704

238,759113,600125,159

716,567

465,225

348,866

39,583 54,204 1,455,497 1,853,529674,884780,613

631 949 10,548 16,90310,298

250

113 125 400 2,251173227

543 574 5,195 13,3683,6871,508

417 678 3,504 11,0911,0342,470

4,478 4,767 222,922 237,99125,228

197,694

114 552 13,722 16,59111,1772,544

447,091185,849261,242

214,247133,80480,443

179,25487,43791,816

1,132,997522,977610,021

8,5218,310

210

323137186

4,4313,0991,332

2,850813

2,037

179,48019,895

159,584

11,2899,0612,227

534,744

374,060

274,999

1,477,982

14,130

1,757

11,376

9,498

192,605

13,685




ConnecticutMultibankOne-bank

DelawareMultibankOne-bank

District ofColumbia . . . .

MultibankOne-bank

FloridaMultibankOne-bank

GeorgiaMultibankOne-bank ,

HawaiiMultibankOne-bank

IdahoMultibankOne-bank

IllinoisMultibankOne-bank

Indiana . .MultibankOne-bank

IowaMultibankOne-bank

KansasMultibankOne-bank

KentuckyMultibankOne-bank

LouisianaMultibankOne-bank

MaineMultibankOne-bank

MarylandMultibankOne-bank

Massachusetts . . . .MultibankOne-bank

Tv__ Numberof of

branch- noldmgb™? companys groups2*5

Number of offices

Holding companies





Assets

Holdingcom-

panies


Deposits

Holdingcom-

panies



S 936

S 202

S 312

S 622636

L 401030

S 413

S 734

U 2833

280

L 461

45

L 23214

218

U 2918

283

L 301

29

L 311

30

S 752

S 945

L 261313

1486

202

312

309273

36

784929

413

844

2836

217

472

45

30689

217

29313

280

312

29

322

30

2321

2

24195

776413

433128305

707

842361

90881791

513432

81

14914

135

145126

19

2552

253

38114

367

382210172

19320

173

23251

181

2154

211

237224

13

660300360

817696121

447136311

909

872463

1,2171,090

127

591481110

15315

138

15313023

5388

530

42816

412

688299389

48633

453

26353

210

2476

241

260245

15

684319365

894760134

64

20

17

562

435

11

26

1,257

405

654

620

345

269

41

102

139

613

148

156

1,191

876

188

247

616

1,134

571

274

769

812

309

948

1,011

677

168

173

1,753

1,311

199

273

1,873

1,539

1,225

894

1,114

1,081

350

1,050

1,150

10,8422,5018,341

570

57

4,220667

3,553

37,82933,8214,009

14,26613,116

1,150

4,612399

4,212

2,6632,353

310

106,237450

105,786

12,817387

12,430

13,0126,7026,310

9,494826

8,668

7,2582,1745,084

8,48384

8,399

2,5612,420

141

12,5485,1857,363

33,38531,241

2,144

13,950

3,686

8,648

48,036

23,266

5,430

5,106

141,219

32,725

21,751

16,597

19,441

24,944

3,465

16,546

36,206

8,8792,1346,745

500

50

3;400535

2,864

31,54928,093

3,456

10,9859,9861,000

4,094366

3,727

2,2211,954

267

78,898402

78,497

9,801342

9,459

10,9165,4405,476

8,009657

7,352

5,4291,5753,854

6,88175

6,805

2,1232,010

113

10,2274,4415,786

25,40223,584

1,817

11,559

2,903

6,977

40,556

18,894

4,809

4,262

109,218

27,113

18,492

14,078

16,090

21,195

2,895

13,772

27,772




MichiganMultibankOne-bank . . .

MinnesotaMultibankOne-bank

MississippiMultibankOne-bank

MissouriMultibankOne-bank . .

MontanaMultibankOne-bank

NebraskaMultibankOne-bank .

NevadaMultibankOne-bank

New Hampshire. , .MultibankOne-bank

New JerseyMultibankOne-bank

New MexicoMultibankOne-bank

New YorkMultibankOne-bank

North Carolina . . .MultibankOne-bank

North Dakota . . . .MultibankOne-bank

OhioMultibank .One-bank

OklahomaMultibankOne-bank

OregonMultibankOne-bank

Typeof

branch-ing8

Numberof


Number of offices

Holding companies


All commercial

Banks Branches

banks

Total


Assets

Holdingcom-

panies


Deposits

Holdingcom-

panies


December 31, 1980, including foreign data- Continued

L

L

L

U

U

U

s

s

s

L

S

s

U

L

U

S

382315

22411

213

150

15

16137

124

378

29

2495

244

211

945

17107

175

12

431726

1019

505

45

281315

1963

193

541

180165

15

360147213

140

14

393270123

815229

2549

245

211

23185

4942

7

402812

856025

1129

823745

1059015

1996

193

1091

1,5661,464

102

19912970

1720

172

304251

53

27234

24534

211

956431

694722

874707167

13810830

3,5781,8181,760

1,08380

1,003

764630

1,5071,242

265

1674

163

444437

7

1,7461,629

117

559276283

1860

186

697521176

1087533

49943

456

976532

926527

923749174

17813642

3,6631,8781,785

1,09482

1,012

1588375

1,6121,332

280

36610

356

454446

8

376

761

178

729

166

459

9

75

169

90

223

80

178

385

495

81

2,175

280

700

446

37

288

143

161

1,596

244

3,896

1,750

128

2,251

264

586

2,551

1,041

878

1,175

203

747

152

236

1,765

334

4,119

1,830

306

2,636

759

667

41,73839,3482,390

25,57620,5984,979

3,8250

3,825

28,04324,665

3,378

3,6942,995

699

8,736992

7,744

2,2951,793

502

1,4581,095

363

20,72816,5864,143

3,6192,876

743

453,800224,642229,158

19,787679

19,108

2,9191,8761,043

41,13035,290

5,840

15,744496

15,248

10,72510,638

87

53,399

31,828

11,472

34,914

5,319

11,509

3,761

3,298

36,127

6,107

463,985

25,664

5,333

56,284

22,866

12,967

33,07531,0112,064

19,91615,4774,438

3,0280

3,028

21,37218,4812,892

3,1692,540

630

7,148801

6,347

1,9561,520

436

1,259955304

17,09613,6333,463

3,1342,481

653

341,000167,484173,516

15,189593

14,595

2,5741,642

932

30,58825,9284,660

13,020419

12,600

8,6068,531

76

43,363

25,485

9,798

27,388

4,623

9,583

3,199

2,890

30,340

5,273

348,478

20,270

4,523

43,729

19,383

10,578




PennsylvaniaMultibankOne-bank

Rhode Island. . . .MultibankOne-bank

South Carolina . . .MultibankOne-bank

South Dakota . . . .MultibankOne-bank

TennesseeMultibankOne-bank

TexasMuttibankOne-bank

UtahMultibank . .One-bank

VermontMultibankOne-bank

Virginia . .MultibankOne-bank . . . .

WashingtonMultibank . . .One-bank

West VirginiaMultibankOne-bank

WisconsinMultibankOne-bank

WyomingMultibank . . . .One-bank

TOTALS BYSTATE-BRANCHING

CLASSIFICATIONStatewide

branching . . . .MultibankOne-bank


Multibank . . . .One-bank

Unit branching . . .MultibankOne-bank

Typeof

branch-ing8

Numberof

holdingcompanygroups2-5

Number of offices

Holding companies


All commercial

Banks Branches

banks

Total


Assets

Holdingcom-

panies


Deposits

Holdingcom-

panies



L

S

S

S

L

U

S

S

S

S

U

L

U

24

16

11

272

25

100

10

505

405

35

301119

25644

212

206

14

30

13121

624

918

972671

321022

336115221

928142786

1,676139

. 1,537

294

25

100

10

5d5

552035

745519

543334209

392514

30

70691

734

1028

23416371

644321

811592219

1,731948783

2,412886

1,526

1,0512

1,049

2200

220

3820

382

1287850

503360143

16212834

25817979

470

47

1,4271,325

102

494160334

624

293243

50

321

15,9067,3728,534

8,5065,3823,124

1,536584952

1,0806

1,074

2300

230

3870

387

1839885

577415162

705462243

297204

93

500

50

1,4971,394

103

501163338

164

12

527406121

674522

16,7177,9648,753

10,2376,3303,907

3,9481,4702,478

360

14

85

153

352

1,469

77

29

230

101

237

641

103

2,501

5,969

6,151

2,600

226

731

166

1,038

292

289

167

1,417

953

64

533

3

21,015

16,042

2,526

2,960

240

816

319

1,390

1,761

366

196

1,647

1,054

301

1,174

106

23,516

22,011

8,677

53,60792

53,516

6,9080

6,908

3,9130

3,913

3,5162,3321,184

13,34710,4012,945

85,06876,740

8,328

5,7774,6311,146

6900

690

24,72122,468

2,254

17,8163,238

14,578

53933

506

16,50314,575

1,928

2,6991,882

817

875,984364,535511,449

302,619188,216114,403

276,894122,132154,761

89,557

6,969

7,635

5,085

23,804

118,888

6,744

2,401

24,196

23,639

10,315

26,802

3,450

980,950

485,579

387,001

39,86480

39,784

5,4350

5,435

3,1690

3,169

3,1322,0781,054

10,7628,4362,326

67,58460,175

7,409

4,8363,840

996

6250

625

20,15518,377

1,777

13,7282,594

11,134

43730

406

13,00811,316

1,692

2,3741,642

732

682,964282,272400,692

234,159144,85489,305

215,87495,850

120,024

71,208

5,487

6,325

4,535

19,875

97,485

5,687

2,166

20,216

18,748

8,620

22,058

3,035

772,391

393,972

311,619


79. Consolidated report of income, 19801

A. All insured commercial banksData are consolidated with respect to domestic and foreign offices. Figures are in thousands of dollars.

Item Total

Asset size class (millions of dollars)

0-99 100-299 300-999 1,000-4,999 5,000and over

Member Non-member

1 Operating income—total. . ,

2 Interest and feeson loans

3 Interest on balances withdepositoryinstitutions

4 Income on federal fundssold and securitiespurchased underagreements to resellin domestic officesof bank and of itsEdge and Agreementsubsidiaries

5 Interest on U.S. Treasurysecurities and on obli-gations of other U.S.government agenciesand corporations . . . .

6 U.S. Treasury securities.7 Obligations of other U.S.

government agenciesand corporations. . .

8 Interest on obligationsof states and politi-cal subdivisions inUnited States

9 Income from all othersecurities

10 Interest on otherbonds, notes, anddebentures

11 Dividends on stock12 Income from lease

financing13 Income from fiduciary

activities14 Service charges on

deposit accountsin domestic offices. . .

15 Other service charges,commissions, and'fees

16 Other operatingincome

17 Trading income, net ...18 Equity in net income

of unconsolidatedsubsidiaries andassociated

19companies ,

All other

190,115,194 34,923,357 18,056,475 18,335,355 36,205,792 82,594,215

11,706,973 11,876,026 23,670,501 57,158,285

381,123 511,369 2,486,432 12,176,944

126,665,088 22,253,303

16,037,641 481,773

150,632,790 39,482,404

101,083,368 25,581,720

14,989,890 1,047,751

8,750,414 2,817,752 1,242,995 1,284,710 1,741,359 1,663,598 6,159,679 2,590,735

13,403,503 4,794,466

8,131,120 2,260,300

1,434,469 148,326

1,370,729 36,800

2,737,833 147,031

2,056,266 1,828,268 2,542,174 2,182,329(2) 1,159,320 1,644,473 1,500,814

668,948 897,701 681,515

1,314,834 1,122,721 1,830,289 1,602,976

82,671 121,818 189,262 892,392

8,475,312 4,928,191

5,738,289 2,392,831

1,182,834 251,635

'839,373

245,092

105,32916,489

124,005

337,394

154,76334,499

252,405

890,970

837,39354,999

918,146

1,117,346

8

4,354,940 557,875

4,056,699 309,928

332,817

177,900

475,884 1,083,236 1,905,128

225,97843,881

(2) 2,193(2) 179,903

874,525 2,468,368318,972 707,069

10,863 194,559544,689 1,566,740 8

1,257,570 113,159

2,423,736 314,097

3,172,765 1,115,804 476,434 427,185 644,639 508,703 2,017,302 1,155,463

3,654,155 700,785

3,650,657 406,042

8


79. Consolidated report of income, 19801—ContinuedA. All insured commercial banks-ContinuedData are consolidated with respect to domestic and foreign offices. Figures are in thousands of dollars.

Item

20 Operating expenses— total .

21 Salaries and employeebenefits

22 Interest on time CDs of$100,000 or moreissued by domesticoffices

23 Interest on depositsin foreign offices . . . .

24 Interest on otherdeposits,

25 Expense of federal fundspurchased and securi-ties sold under agree-ments to repurchasein domestic offices ofthe bank and of itsEdge and Agreementsubsidiaries

26 Interest on demand notes(note balances) issuedto U.S. Treasury andother borrowedmoney

27 Demand notes (notebalances) issued toU.S. Treasury. . . : .

28 Other borrowedmoney

29 Interest on subordinatednotes anddebentures

30 Occupancy expense ofbank premises, net,and furniture andequipment expense . .

31 Occupancy expense ofbank premises,gross

32 LESS: Rental income . . .33 Occupancy expense of

bank premises,net

34 Furniture and equip-ment expense, .

35 Provision for possibleloan losses

36 Other operating expenses .37 Minority interest in

consolidated sub-sidiaries

38 All other. . . .

39 Income before incometaxes and securitiesgains or losses . . . . . .

40 Applicable incometaxes

41 Income before securitiesgains or losses

42 Securities gains orlosses (— ), gross . . .


44 Securities gains orlosses (— ) net

45 Income before extraordi-nary items

46 Extraordinary items,gross


48 Extraordinary items, netof tax effect

49 Net income

Total

170,682,912

24,566,410

24,754,205

34,941,865

38,440,724

16,708,479

4,379,999

(2)

(2)

541,099

7,326,206

8(2)

(2)

4,454,19914,569,698

(2)(2)

19,432,262

5,008,891

14,423,387

-855,131

-362,582

-492,229

13,931,059

3,110

-13,716

16,879

13,947,912


0-99

29,619,449

5,473,201

3,187,772

0

14,352,974

410,207

133,604

(2)

(2)

65,254

1,566,674

(2)(2)

(2)

(2)

891,5983,538,139

85,303,888

1,214,558

4,089,343

-148,829

-55,668

-92,873

3,996,385

11,998

774

11,277

4,007,636

100-299

15,828,693

2,809,559

2,534,712

104,687

6,257,082

841,516

135,867

(2)

(2)

65,377

886,512

8(2)(2)

433,2381,760,142

(2)(2)

2,227,783

407,273

1,820,513

-84,289

-37,873

-46,389

1,774,110

6,498

-819

7,317

1,781,427

300-999

16,353,777

2,914,881

2,955,150

300,962

4,953,883

1,649,955

191,703

109,963

81,740

84,624

959,613

650,445121,399

529,047

430,566

486,0301,856,976

5821,856,400

1,981,577

371,589

1,609,9$8

-69,803

-31,114

-38,681

1,571,307

11,038

1,072

9,966

1,581,273

1,000-4,999

33,213,302

5,230,296

6,088,829

2,891,741

6,613,830

5,546,691

702,830

266,500

436,330

170,155

1,585,560

1,077,465205,163

872,302

713,258

1,095,8783,287,491

3303,287,161

2,992,490

478,226

2,514,264

-349,078

-127,208

-221,870

2,292,394

-11,247

-5,781

-5,466

2,286,928

5,000and over

75,667,691

8,138,473

9,987,742

31,644,475

6,262,955

8,260,110

3,215,995

322,992

2,893,003

155,689

2,327,847

1,619,817223,774

1,396,044

931,803

1,547,4554,126,950

26,1634,100,787

6,926,524

2,537,245

4,389,279

-203,132

-110,719

-92,416

4,296,863

-15,177

-8,962

-6,215

4,290,648

Member

136,468,787

18,333,697

19,226,752

34,479,019

24,658,537

15,604,135

4,176,471

(2)

(2)

394,453

5,479,054

(2)(2)

(2)

(2)

3,448,45410,668,205

(2)(2)

14,164,003

3,864,176

10,299,838

-702,702

-306,498

-396,089

9,903,712

-12,316

-13,630

1,340

9,905,049

Non-member

34,214,125

6,232,713

5,527,453

462,846

13,782,187

1,104,344

203,528

(2)

(2)

146,646

1,847,152

(2)(2)

(2)

(2)

1,005,7453,901,493

85,268,259

1,144,715

4,123,549

-152,429

-56,084

-96,140

4,027,347

15,426

-86

15,539

4,042,863


79. Consolidated report of income, 19801—ContinuedA. All insured commercial banks-ContinuedData are consolidated with respect to domestic and foreign offices. Figures are in thousands of dbllars.

Item

Equity capital account50 Balance, end of previous

year. . , . . . . .51 Adjustments52 Adjusted balance, end of

previous year53 Net income or loss ( — ) , . .54 Sale, conversion, acquisi-

tion or retirementof capital net

55 Transactions with ownholding company oraffiliates

56 Other57 Changes incident to mergers

and absorptions, net. .58 LESS: Cash dividends de-

clared on commonstock

59 LESS: Cash dividends de-clared on preferredstock

60 Other increases ordecreases (— )

61 Balance, end of period . . .

Allowance for possibleloan losses

62 Balance, end of previousyear

63 Recoveries credited toallowance

64 Changes incident to mergersand absorptions, net, .

65 Provision for possible loanlosses

66 LESS:Losses chargedto allowance

67 Foreign currency translationadjustment

68 Balance, end of period . . .

MEMO69 Provision for U.S. federal

income taxes70 Provision for U.S., state and

local income taxes . . .71 Provision for foreign

income taxes72 Total73 Provision for income

taxes, currentportion

74 Provision for incometaxes, deferredportion.

75 Number of full-time equiva-lent employees3

76 Number of banks3

Total

96,416,8129,413

96,426,19513,947,912

1,204,481

682,719521,762

359,046

5,081,405

9,976

406,451107,252,724

9,107,541

1,275,734

38,870

4,454,199

4,853,378

-12,64810,010,205

2,465,262

1,052,432

1,114,4514,632,171

(2)

(2)

1,478,53714,421


0-99

26,447,1022,602

26,449,6624,007,1536

602,534

145,312457,222

38,997

1,062,578

2,057

74,66330,108,890

1,670,792

263,679

3,217

891,598

1,006,726

(2)1,822,441

1,006,317

152,829

981,159,273

(2)

(2)

373,82612,730

100-299

12,135,116-2,068

12,133,0591,781,427

102,990

73,14429,846

112,737

628,341

1,219

16,08313,516,725

939,383

114,709

6,014

433,238

468,540

1,024,808

300,841

67,255

462368,559

(2)

(2)

220,1891,155

300-999

11,156,03412,466

11,168,5001,581,273

193,578

166,59626,982

118,102

637,408

3,906

21,33312,441,472

969,336

132,145

12,518

486,030

523,860

1,076,168

257,529

77,261

6,748341,535

286,410

55,125

190,421351

1,000-4,999

18,609,192-3,901

18,605,2922,286,928

127,902

121,6236,279

52,797

1,083,747

2,794

108,66320,095,039

1,955,009

294,650

17,041

1,095,878

1,206,503

222,156,098

189,092

99,210

56,935345,236

241,085

104,152

306,014156

5,000and over

28,069,368314

28,069,6824,290,648

177,477

176,0441,433

36,413

1,669,331

0

185,70931,090,598

3,573,021

470,551

80

1,547,455

1,647,749

-12,6703,930,690

711,483

655,877

1,050,2082,417,568

1,941,354

476,214

388,08729

Member

70,126,572201

70,126,7619,905,049

608,207

410,202198,005

210,510

3,893,917

2,708

329,10477,283,016

7,208,711

1,012,215

24,700

3,448,454

3,778,490

-12,6487,902,933

1,576,367

859,237

1,108,2963,543,905

(2)

(2)

1,063,3785,422

Non-member

26,290,2409,212

26,299,4344,042,863

596,274

272,517323,757

148,536

1,187,488

7,268

77,34729,969,708

1,898,830

263,519

14,170

1,005,745

1,074,888

(2)2,107,272

888,895

193,195

6,1551,088,266

(2)

(2)

415,1598,999


79. Consolidated report of income, 19801—ContinuedB. Insured commercial banks with foreign officesData are consolidated with respect to domestic and foreign offices. Figures are in thousands of dollars for income, etc., and in millionsfor assets and liability items.

Item

CONSOLIDATED INCOME STATEMENT

1 Income before income taxes and securitiesgains or losses

2 Total interest income3 Total noninterest income. . .4 Total interest expense'5 Total noninterest expense . .6 LESS: Income taxes, security gains (losses), and

extraordinary items7 EQUALS' Net income , .

INTEREST INCOME AND INTEREST EXPENSE

Domestic offices8 Totai interest income9 Interest and fees on loans

10 Interest on balances with depository institutions . . .11 Income on federal funds sold and securities pur-

chased under agreements to resell in domesticoffices and Edge and Agreement subsidiaries . .

12 Interest on bonds notes and debentures13 Interest on U S Treasury securities14 Interest on obligations of other U.S. government

agencies and corporations15 Interest on obligations of states and political

subdivisions in United States , ,16 Interest on other bonds, notes, and debentures . .17 Income from lease financing

18 Total interest expense19 Interest on time certificates of deposit of

$100 000 or more . . . .20 Interest on other deposits21 Expense of federal funds purchased and securities

sold under agreements to repurchase in domesticoffices and Edge and Agreement subsidiaries . .

22 Interest on subordinated notes and debentures . . . .23 Interest on other borrowed money

Foreign offices and Edge and Agreement subsidiaries24 Total interest income25 Interest and fees on loans26 Interest on balances with depository institutions . . .27 Income on federal funds sold and securities

purchased under agreement to resell in Edge andAgreement subsidiaries

28 Interest on bonds notes and debentures29 Income from lease financing

30 Total interest expense31 Interest on deposits in foreign offices32 Expense of federal funds purchased and securities

sold under agreements to repurchase in Edgeand Agreement subsidiaries

33 Interest on subordinated notes and debentures . . . .34 Interest on other borrowed money

Total

9,624,637105,146,53110,179,32679,811,93925,889,280

3,299,1426,325,495

64,642,94752,588,606

458,370

3,052,9347,723,5382,865,838

1,469,336

3,212,148176,212819,499

42,633,877

15,506,76911,809,847

13,294,122286,277

1,736,862

41,575,92925,793,32314,494,359

57,678893,312337,257

36,612,14834,941,865

77,12228,065

1,565,096


0-999

171,8781,946,822

162,6341,344,211

593,367

42,809129,069

1,494,2921,072,450

102,203

82,974227,611

81,408

33,332

87,61125,259

9,054

921,778

440,588265,821

185,08412,27818,007

460,100184,422263,092

1,87810,708

0

410,223405,649

01,6362,938

1,000-4,999

2,526,23527,523,1853,099,001

18,940,7629,155,188

620,4571,905,778

23,910,98218,382,890

243,840

1,356,2213,701,1451,294,797

755,350

1,570,37580,620

226,886

15,785,984

5,078,4395,281,071

4,914,745144,739366,990

3,813,8311,583,8822,166,650

5,94154,6882,670

2,924,0662,891,741

11,3050

21,020

5,000and over

6,926,52475,676,524

6,917,69159,526,96616,140,725

2,635,8764,290,648

39,237,67333,133,266

112,327

1,613,7393,794,7821,489,633

680,654

1,554,16270,333

583,559

25,926,115

9,987,7426,262,955

8,194,293129,260

1,351,865

37,301,99824,025,01912,064,617

49,859827,916334,587

33,277,85931,644,475

65,81726,429

1,541,138

Member

9,353,771101,422,759

9,896,62477,221,50924,744,104

3,234,7256,119,046

61,489,05250,194,453

331,755

2,946,4247,217,3992,665,847

1,348,409

3,059,079144,061799,021

40,524,208

14,394,53411,094,269

13,066,360256,671

1,712,374

40,988,27525,519,29114,204,872

57,533869,322337,257

36,146,58534,479,019

77,12228,065

1,562,379

Non-member

270,8663,723,772

282,7022,590,4301,145,176

64,417206,449

3,153,8952,394,153

126,615

106,510506,139199,991

120,927

153,06932,15120,478

2,109,669

1,112,235715,578

227,76229,60624,488

587,654274,032289,487

14523,990

0

465,563462,846

00

2,717


79. Consolidated report of income, 1980 *—ContinuedB. Insured commercial banks with foreign offices-ContinuedData are consolidated with respect to domestic and foreign offices. Figures are in thousands of dollars for income, etc., and imillions for asset and liability items.

Item

INCOME ATTRIBUTABLE TO INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS(estimated)

35 Pretax income attributable to foreign offices and Edgeand Agreement subsidiaries

36 Pretax income attributable to international businessconducted in domestic offices

37 LESS- Coverage adjustment38 Pretax income attributable to international business. .39 LESS: All income taxes attributable to international

business40 EQUALS: Net income attributable to international

business

MEMO41 Provision for possible loan losses attributable to

international business

Noninterest income allocation42 Attributable to foreign offices and Edge and

Agreement subsidiaries43 Attributable to international business

Noninterest expense allocation44 Attributable to foreign offices and Edge and Agreement

subsidiaries45 Attributable to international business

Gross intracompany interest adjustments46 Intracompany interest income attributable to inter-

national business47 Intracompany interest expense attributable to inter-

national business

48 Interest income of domestic offices from foreigndomiciled customers

ASSETS AND LIABILITIES(average for 30 calendar days)

Domestic offices49 Federal funds sold and securities purchased under

agreements50 Total loans51 Total deposits52 Cash and due from depository institutions53 Federal funds purchased and securities sold under

agreements to repurchase54 Total assets year-end

Foreign offices55 Total loans56 Total deposits57 Cash and due from depository institutions58 Total assets, year-end

59 Number of banks3

Total

2,700,955

966,100203,417

3,463,637

1,518,774

1,944,862

384,246

1,768,9012,275,938

3,571,8094,339,564

4,585,148

6,021,219

2,891,195

25,880407,226505,762109,007

107,763768,687

180,965298,739125,307353,762

178


0-999

23,098

16,730909

38,919

18,279

20,640

4,305

1,33110,221

7,26115,937

23,003

36,216

96,930

8028,423

11,9172,143

1,54516,537

1,2523,5292,5675,232

31

1,000-4,999

308,473

317,61089,743

536,339

225,908

310,430

51,730

92,568154,557

142,467209,458

279,444

1,299,918

847,337

11,688142,165190,14733,929

40,305275,359

10,99723,65518,81035,223

118

5,000and over

2,369,384

631,760112,765

2,888,379

1,274,587

1,613,792

328,211

1,675,0022,111,160

3,422,0814,114,169

4,282,701

4,685,085

1,946,928

13,389256,637303,697

72,934

65,912476,789

168,715271,553103,929313,306

29

Member

2,655,878

931,428202,162

3,385,143

1,490,276

1,894,866

376,614

1,762,0422,260,609

3,559,5734,325,134

4,549,914

5,864,997

2,743,397

24,933387,801478,536105,810

105,704733,986

179,015294,696122,482347,271

151

Non-member

45,077

34,6721,255

78,494

28,498

49,996

7,632

6,85915,329

12,23614,430

35,234

156,222

147,798

94619,42527,2253,197

2,05834,700

1,9504,0422,8256,491

27


80* Income, expenses, and dividends of member banks, by Federal Reserve District1

A. All member banksStatements for each bank reflect fully consolidated operations. Figures are in thousands of dollars.

Item

1 Operating income — total

2 Interest and fees on loans . . . . .3 Interest on balances with depository institutions4 Income on federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell in

domestic offices of the bank and of its Edge and Agreement subsidiaries5 Interest on U.S. Treasury securities and on obligations of other U.S. government agencies

and corporations6 Interest on obligations of states and political subdivisions in United States7 Income from all other securities8 Income from lease financing . . . . ,9 Income from fiduciary activities

10 Service charges on deposit accounts in domestic offices , . . . .11 Other service charges commissions and fees «12 Other operating income . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

13 Operating expenses — total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

14 Salaries and employee benefits15 Interest on time CDs of $100 000 or more issued by domestic offices16 Interest on deposits in foreign offices . . . . . . .17 Interest on other deposits18 Expense of federal funds purchased and securities sold under agreements to repurchase

in domestic offices of bank and of its Edge and Agreement subsidiaries1

19 Interest on demand notes (note balances) issued to U.S. Treasury and otherborrowed money

20 Interest on subordinated notes and debentures . . .21 Occupancy expense of bank premises net and furniture and equipment expense22 Provision for possible loan losses23 Other operating expenses

24 Income before income taxes and securities gains or losses25 Applicable income taxes26 Income before securities gains or losses27 Securities gains or losses ( — ) gross28 Applicable income taxes29 Securities gains or losses ( — ) net30 Income before extraordinary items31 Extraordinary items, gross32 Applicable income taxes33 Extraordinary items, net of tax effect34 Net income

Equity capital account35 Balance end of previous year36 Adjustments . . .37 Adjustep^balance end of previous year38 Net income or loss (~)39 Sale conversion acquisition, or retirement of capital net . . . .40 Transactions with own holding company or affiliates41 Other42 Changes incident to mergers and absorptions net . . .43 LESS~ Cash dividends declared on common stock44 LESS- Cash dividends declared on preferred stock. . , . . . .45 Other increases or decreases (— )46 Balance end of period . . . .

Allowance for possible loan losses47 Balance end of previous year48 Recoveries credited to allowance49 Changes incident to mergers and absorptions net50 Provision for possible loan losses51 LESS1 Losses charged to allowance . .52 Foreign currency translation adjustment53 Balance end of period . . . .

MEMO54 Provision for U S federal income taxes . . . .55 Provision for U S state and local income taxes56 Provision for foreign income taxes57 Total *58 Number of full-time equivalent employees-*59 Number of banks3

Boston

5,073,265

3,132,565536,490

182,148

396,017168,998101,92278,714

162,32050,310

157,831105,945

4,680,528

726,438617,409

1,045,589641,721

792,703

132,1307,035

210,331110,142397,027

392,742107,411285,327-22,879-11,869-11,008274,319

4721

470274,789

2,044,044123

2,044 166274,789

7,2616,551

71034

119,69310

3652,206,913

231,62735,351

181110,142111,181

87266,203

35,56334,02125,96295,54340,709

169

New York

49,503,096

33,613,1187,132,634

1,161,612

1,387,4211,096,689

651,744523,956753,209217,427

1,303,2101,662,079

45,243,597

4,829,1674,065,077

20,710,1143,504,984

4,578,962

2,219,832114,041

1,471,443959,460

2,790,516

4,259,4981,608,0652,651,437-194,967-111,951-83,002

2,568,436-13,689-8,962-4,723

2,563,712

18,330,646551

18 331,1972,563,712

177,672176,277

1,395-1,537

1,055,653477

279,27220,294,177

2,130,155315,703

-193959,460

1,048,913-9,047

2,347,164

249,390490,426747,329

1,487,141254,893

226

Phila-delphia

4,372,082

2,873,422216,272

213,569

425,365247,71940,20213,310

105,28158,51383,15695,275

4,141,585

646,000440,254472,053

1,160,828

559,031

97,34339,252

203,294177,999345,526

230,49712,903

217,595-104,952-13,905-91,048126,545

1,449752699

127,244

2,533,640153

2,533,790127,244

4,1362,5841,552

10,427108,883

83219,781

2,585,672

250,99929,913

920177,999182,775

277,056

-16,9984,155

12,596-244

38,585213

Cleveland

8,036,912

5,063,776626,224

373,348

725,825567,95226,92458,378

178,678137,820160,693117,293

7,166,742

1,084,7251,120,374

590,6352,102,020

978,608

165,4166,688

325,731175,514617,029

870,170119,798750,373-63,687-24,797-38,887711,482

1,828123

1,705713,187

5,338,290-1,128

5,337 162713,187

8,7762,3776,399

71,825362,592

32106

5,768,434

454,81659,8423,989

175,514221,480

(2)472,681

78,5161,011

15,59395,12067,496

374

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Richmond

6,702,405

4,371,754399,462

387,994

535,147413,89011,45836,681112,551163,592143,904125,971

6,004,446

1,118,807712,357504,874

1,779,833

640,554

93,75719,392345,660164,135625,067

697,958119,049578,906-47,548-22,211-25,329553,578

6855

683554,261

4,076,614-382

4,076,228554,26122,5628,18614,37614,841199,303

164-2,621

4,465,798

348,56152,9792,609

164,155181,534(2)

386,770

69,23621,4856,11396,83373,373

376

Atlanta

7,752,507

4,695,975217,805

679,761

860,934484,68824,30927,030145,584249,007239,587127,826

6,760,627

1,228,179997,34483,982

1,935,833

836,076

60,25521,224394,282267,479935,967

991,878221,262770,623-58,164-26,228-31,917738,6932,120-38

2,159740,856

4,951,741-124

4,951,612740,85648,40629,70118,70547,882298,013

112-45,7805,444,851

432,00184,37811,359

267,479298,400(2)

496,814

173,23218,5703,183

194,98584,328

563

Chicago

19,944,937

13,089,8462,084,119

807,673

1,367,204940,868126,85276,154379,125227,682420,595424,827

18,514,193

2,237,6612,711,1993,659,6194,073,508

2,987,767

376,39332,099714,491447,539

1,273,927

1,430,744191,701

1,239,049-69,900-30,823-39,0651,199,981-12,562-6,591-5,958

1,194,016

9,990,784240

9,991,0251,194,016

44,81032,94511,86517,407521,409

206-156

10,725,483

947,45595,056464

447,539473,534

5311,017,507

55,57331,00067,672154,239123,108

903

St. Louis

3,649,344

2,286,57369,291

377,102

373,825209,4429,56624,09454,42975,32699,28170,414

3,248,603

504,086465,82475,970

1,057,977

526,204

50,3746,105

169,87083,968308,222

400,74268,271332,475-13,330-5,905-7,415325,060

260145115

325,175

2,326,431-105

2,326,321325,1758,5882,7365,852240

103,948214

9,2082,565,366

186,03728,809

23483,96897,141(2)

201,911

56,2374,1832,06362,48833,315

387

Minneapolis

3,436,578

2,373,097° 111,402

172,432

267,409215,8926,25716,14443,10553,13799,72077,988

3,056,304

436,388514,283146,675

1,029,328

354,759

82,50822,224106,11067,872296,154

380,27470,233310,041-10,702-4,951-5,747304,287

40311

391304,679

2,049,286129

2,049,415304,67911,5527,2944,258918

99,88931

5,0252,271,666

170,14014,400

13967,87272,099(2)

180,450

29,58531,0024,70865,29525,801

507

Kansas City

5,491,874

3,633,48321,616

590,933

449,233329,3069,16617,86589,821118,687133,78797,974

4,681,389

768,655970,10314,965

1,330,018

575,270

61,78417,844

236,095147,391559,268

810,488203,671606,814-23,601-9,956-13,625593,1782,162107

2,064595,241

3,433,273-518

3,432,756595,24148,53830,12318,415

299195,470

1698,887

3,890,101

278,45449,297

0147,391166,494(2)

308,647

172,39521,399

0193,80146,794

818

Dallas

8,889,617

5,836,923703,774

664,116

601,644496,35915,13215,840124,498170,911176,08984,328

7,714,064

958,2871,948,430911,066

1,607,352

986,698

81,54750,111268,012224,650677,900

1,175,548285,192890,355-45,698-20,413-25,260865,0932,402

792,319

867,413

4,779,367237

4,779,608867,41393,31933,51559,8042,186

218,3110

7,4235,531,638

420,90247,616

174224,650194,084(2)

499,260

248,1089,7916,939

264,83859,134

737

SanFrancisco

27,780,173

20,112,8362,870,801

548,991

1,085,288566,486159,302369,404275,135494,890636,302660,737

25,256,709

3,795,3044,664,0986,263,4774,435,135

1,787,503

755,13258,438

1,033,735622,285

1,841,602

2,523,464856,620

1,666,843-47,274-23,489-23,7861,643,060

2,154738

1,4161,644,476

10,272,4561,025

10,273,4811,644,476132,58777,91354,67445,988610,753

46147,594

11,532,917

1,357,564198,8714,824

622,285730,855-4,219

1,448,470

425,530192,194216,138833,866215,842

149

Line

1

23

4

56789101112

13

14151617

18

1920212223

2425262728293031323334

353637383940414243444546

47484950515253

545556575859


80. Income, expenses, and dividends of member banks, by Federal Reserve District1—ContinuedB. Large banksStatements for each bank reflect fully consolidated operations. Figures ai*e in thousands of dollars.

Item

1 Operating income — total . .2 Interest and fees on loans3 Interest on balances with depository institutions4 Income on federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell in

domestic offices of bank and of its Edge and Agreement subsidiaries5 Interest on Treasury securities and on other U S government obligations6 Interest on U S. Treasury securities7 Interest on obligations of other U S government agencies and corporations8 Interest on obligations of states and political subdivisions iin United States9 Income from all other securities

10 Interest on other bonds notes and debentures1 1 Dividends on stock12 Income from lease financing13 Income from fiduciary activities14 Service charges on deposit account in domestic offices15 Other service charges commissions and fees16 Other operating income . . , .17 Trading income net ,18 Equity in net income of unconsolidated subsidiaries and associated companies . .19 All other20 Operating expenses— total . . *21 Salaries and employee benefits ,22 Interest on time CDs of $100 000 or more issued by domestic offices . . . . , ,23 Interest on deposits in foreign offices24 Interest on other deposits25 Expense of federal funds purchased and securities sold under agreements to repurchase

in domestic offices of bank and of its Edge and Agreement subsidiaries26 Interest on demand notes issued to U.S. Treasury and other borrowed money27 Interest on demand notes (note balances) issued to U.S. Treasury28 Interest on other borrowed money . . . .29 Interest on subordinated notes and debentures30 Occupancy expense of bank premises net and furniture and equipment expense . .31 Occupancy expense of bank premises gross32 LESS' Rental income . . .33 Occupancy expense of bank premises net34 Furniture and equipment expense . . . . . . .35 Provision for possible loan losses36 Other operating expenses . .37 Minority interest in consolidated subsidiaries . . . . .38 All other39 Income before income taxes and securities gains or losses . . .40 Applicable income taxes41 Income before securities gains or losses42 Securities gains or losses (— ) gross43 Applicable income taxes44 Securities gains or losses (— ) net45 Income before extraordinary items . . . .46 Extraordinary items, gross47 Applicable income taxes48 Extraordinary items net of tax effect49 Net income

Equity capital account50 Balance end of previous year51 Adjustments , . . .52 Adjusted balance end of previous year53 Net income or loss (— ) .54 Sale conversion acQuisition, or retirement of capital net .55 Transactions with own holding company or affiliates56 Other57 Changes incident to mergers and absorptions, net58 LESS- Cash dividends declared on common stock59 LESS- Cash dividends declared on preferred stock60 Other increases or decreases (— )61 Balance end of period . . .

Allowance for possible loan losses62 Balance, end of previous year63 Recoveries credited to allowance64 Changes incident to mergers and absorptions, net65 Provision for possible loan losses66 LESS- Losses charged to allowance67 Foreign currency translation adjustment68 Balance, end of period

MEMO69 Provision for U S federal income taxes70 Provision for U.S., state, and local income taxes71 Provision for foreign income taxes .72 Total73 Provision for income taxes current portion. . ,74 Provision for income taxes deferred portion75 Number of full-time equivalent employees^76 Number of banks3 •

Boston

2,939,9341 728,974

440,357

81,117210,468173,70736,7615507293,85092309

1,5416059292,5999760

103,4956365021,009

347239,169

2,747,402354,938363,637965 051

89,744

549,78391,91513,868780473,004

96,69567392

9,46057,93238,76358224

174,411o174,411192,53268,189

124,343-8,862—4798—4,064120 279

00o

120,279

881,9470

881,947120,279o

o00

61,63900

940,587

113,89517,974

058,22453,148

87137,032

18,48220,3512455863,39153,33410,05717,111

4

New York

43,963,51330,212 5906,683,669

905,426965 827718,747247,080776 982579 420550 555

28865494 595666,677134 290

1,042,1651 501 872

455,879126537919,456

40,142,9244,043,5313,374,232

202277192,122,523

4,103,7502,109,545

149,6821,959 863

105,5901,217605

882 799105 499777,300440 305731 486

2,106,94324765

2,082,1783,820 5891,562,4092,258,180-133 125-77 112-56,012

2,202 168-15,177-8,962-6215

2,195,953

14,764,250

14,764,5642,195953

166092166 092

0-14,778855,588

0145 779

16,402 022

1,797,659250,611-1,941

731 486784 173-9,047

1,984,595

272 082468,710735 543

1,476,3351,291,825

184510172 806

14

Phila-delphia

2,495,4801,642 761

172,822

105,486186,15372,528

113,6259825920,703167423,961

1250682,7043161461,26681 20644,438

93835,830

2,413,213350,027302,673467 709282,085

486,76181,13815,49765,64130,501

109,02272310

8,74463,56645,456

123 476179,821

0179,82182,26714,50767,760

-89,374—11 141-78,233-10,473

1,435775660

-9,813

1,175,869-604

1,175,265-9,813

1,6531 653

00

45,389800

18,7291,139645

150,32920,885

123123,476127,499

C2)167,314

-9,9751,520

125964,141

12,766-8,62518,073

6

Cleveland

5,131,1023,165 354

583,906

205,050363 969196,319167,650332 117

1839713 1495,248

43908132,73670243

118 1779724545,102

1 61350,530

4,622,560636,205879,681587 080913,047

839,484138,23443,10695 128

2,351188 102124 19927,23896,96191,141

101 279337,097

o337,097508 542

73,959434,583-57 448—22 124-35,324399 259

1,21366

1 147400,406

3,041,859-2,022

3,039,837400,406

000

28,456237,347

0-1 724

3,229 628

303,72039,040

1,109101 279132915

(2)312,233

35465843

15 59351,90128,6542324736467

15


Richmond

3,870,7452,537,651378,463

160,614216,442147,62868,814214,8487,0685,1351,93329,69777,57282,17573,03193,18450,243

68242,259

3,507,596609,099488,241503,420756,891

470,84367,89730,42037,47710,182186,654119,71813,679106,03980,615100,763313,606

0313,606363,14965,183297,966-28,960-13,743-15,217282,749

000

282,749

2,009,9540

2,009,954282,74914,38214,382

014,631100,900

0-1,004

2,219,812

193,03527,6592,491

100,763103,726(2)

220,222

30,11915,2086,11351,44055,133-3,69337,636

14

Atlanta

2,892,8231,757,836131,782

267,994242,357168,64173,716146,7389,0242,5706,45417,29564,76281,718104,16469,15422,750

60745,797

2,546,420429,323434,99181,598438,750

519,64632,30411,05221,25210,730137,07688,63722,72965,90871,168108,608353,394

0353,394346,40388,753257,650-35,356-16,338-19,018238,632

000

238,632

1,666,7060

1,666,706238,632

19300

-281-50,688113,874

54-49,1091,691,632

174,35238,2433,608

108,608126,866(2)

197,945

65,1454,3632,90772,41566,3416,07427,152

20

Chicago

13,432,3888,861,5722,004,512

381,367545,126392,857152,269455,39081,67671,25710,41960,758274,400100,073305,384362,130113,83318,442

229,85512,683,2911,244,7492,080,7433,650,1911,347,079

2,621,201315,63379,752235,88113,243394,864283,35651,352232,005162,859311,299704,289

197704,092749,097116,383632,714-36,022-17,011-19,011613,703-13,895-6,622-7,273606,430

5,153,4080

5,153,408606,43036,95436,954

0-1,817288,634

0-5,926

5,500,415

598,48156,310

276311,299304,675

531662,222

6,88718,19167,67292,750155,337-62,58759,623

24

St. Louis

1,837,9411,157,907

55,109

214,459101,70067,67434,02684,6863,8742,7191,155

22,90335,52533,12872,58856,06333,586

65521,822

1,669,753251,683275,29675,970285,830

446,59239,69115,85523,8363,68492,46129,4238,39541,02851,43343,084155,462

-15155,477168,18825,462142,726-6,382-3,014-3,368139,358

000

139,358

934,71495

934,809139,358

-35-5318240

49,5740

5,0001,029,798

97,24316,700

043,08451,996(2)

105,031

18,5641,8222,06322,449

40422,04515,726

14

Minneapolis

1,262,134810,28599,649

48,11260,04535,41024,63581,1161,097327770

13,17033,76010,32546,78457,79144,5601,338

11,8931,179,237131,625305,679146,67592,423

286,17262,94516,69646,24910,06322,56924,61212,51112,10110,46825,76895,318

095,31882,897-5,19388,090-3,215-1,667-1,54486,546

000

86,546

614,6350

614,63686,546

0000

30,57000

670,611

61,7342,272

025,76825,080(2)64,694

-20,0958,5244,708

-6,863-25,08018,2176,553

8

Kansas City

1,820,9841,198,732

1,211

246,91393,12272,96218,81087,3512,426870

1,5229,07155,16716,51155,27455,20626,571

48228,142

1,627,003247,762440,39814,965171,857

378,73130,02416,39213,5738,84979,43749,09913,29335,80643,24547,513207,467

6206,512193,98142,854151,127-6,989-3,410-3,579147,548

000

147,548

926,5720

926,572147,548

0000

56,5310

2,3661,019,955

94,53221,440

047,51354,452(2)

109,033

35,4264,013

039,43931,8846,97813,932

18

Dallas

4,579,3563,121,893623,536

207,293149,983122,22127,703210,2556,7924,6422,15011,65090,01221,12095,37041,4528,3963,54329,513

4,077,102

371,7081,103,031903,252370,689

764,29857,25428,55528,69936,27986,10482,86650,38832,47853,574100,939283,548

0283,491502,254123,756378,498-15,842-7,286-8,556369,9422,154

02,154

372,096

2,001,5240

2,001,524372,0969,5197,5192,000

0111,833

0-658

2,270,648

214,84614,180

0100,93972,205(2)

257,760

• 102,5018,5205,449

116,47097,00619,49118,754

18

SanFrancisco

25,128,55718,282,2482,810,570

422,368853,734493,500360,234435,747154,356137,93616,420

341,917247,001383,085575,398622,133135,02943,957443,147

22,964,868

3,292,0794,332,2686,256,4103,640,567

1,644,129737,963104,306633,65749,638885,692578,96471,499507,465378,227555,481

1,570,6413,779

1,566,8622,163,688748,503

1,415,185-35,042-17,396-17,6501,397,535

465130335

1,397,870

8,783,2990

8,783,2991,397,870

52,86847,2895,57939,628540,599

046,018

9,779,084

1,214,078182,8914,824

555,481662,619-4,219

1,290,438

342,089174,890214,262731,241430,400300,842184,384

18

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80. Income, expenses, and dividends of member banks, by Federal Reserve District1—ContinuedC. Other-than-large banksStatements for each bank reflect fully consolidated operations. Figures ate in thousands of dollars.

Item

1 Operating income~~total

2 Interest and fees on loans3 Interest on balances with depository institutions ,4 Income on federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell

in domestic offices of the bank and of its Edge and Agreement subsidiaries5 Interest on U.S. Treasury securities and on obligations of other U.S. government agencies

and corporations . . .6 Interest on obligations of states and political subdivisions in United States7 Income from all other securities8 Income from lease financing9 Income from fiduciary activities . . .

10 Service charges on deposit accounts in domestic offices11 Other service charges commissions and fees . ,12 Other operating income

13 Operating expenses — total

14 Salaries and employee benefits15 Interest on time CDs of $100 000 or more issued by domestic offices . .16 Interest on deposits in foreign offices17 Interest on other deposits ,18 Expense of federal funds purchased and securities sold under agreements to repurchase

in domestic offices of bank and of its Edge arid Agreement subsidiaries . . . .19 Interest on demand notes (note balances) issued to U.S. Treasury and other -

borrowed money20 Interest on subordinated notes and debentures21 Occupancy expense of bank premises net and furniture and equipment expense22 Provision for possible loan losses23 Other operating expenses

24 Income before income taxes and securities gains or losses . .25 Applicable income taxes26 Income before securities gains or losses27 Securities gains or losses (— ) gross28 Applicable income taxes29 Securities gains or losses ( — ) net30 Income before extraordinary items3 1 Extraordinary items gross . . .32 Applicable income taxes33 Extraordinary items net of tax effect f34 Net income

Equity capital account35 Balance end of previous year36 Adjustments37 Adjusted balance end of previous year „38 Net income or loss (— )39 Sale conversion acquisition or retirement of capital net40 Transactions with ow'n holding company or affiliates41 Other42 Changes incident to mergers and absorptions net . . . .43 LESS- Cash dividends declared on common stock . . .44 LESS- Cash dividends declared on preferred stock45 Other increases or decreases ( — )46 Balance, end of period

Allowance for possible loan losses47 Balance end of previous year . . .48 Recoveries credited to allowance49 Changes incident to mergers and absorptions net50 Provision for possible loan losses51 LESS Losses charged to allowance . . . . . ;52 Balance end of period .

MEMO53 Provision for U.S. federal income taxes . .54 Provision for U.S., state, and local income taxes '55 Provision for foreign income taxes56 Total

57 Number of full-time equivalent employees3

58 Number of banks3

Boston

2,133,331

1 403 59196,133

101 031

185,549113 926

8 07218,122697214055054,33642 295

1,933,126

371,500253 772

80 538551,977

242,920

402154031

113,63651 918

222 616

20021039222

160,984-14,017

—7071—6 944154,040

4721

470154 510

1 162 097123

1,162,219154510

72616,551

71034

5805410

3651,266,326

117 73217 377

18151,91858,033

129 171

17,08113,670

1 40432 152

23 598165

New York

5,539,583

3 400,528448,965

256,186

421,594319,707

7232429,36186,53283 137

261,045160,207

5,100,673

785,636690,845482 395

1 382,461

475,212

110,2878451

253,838227,974683,573

438,90945,656

393,257-61,842-34,839-26 990366,268

1,4880

1,492367,759

3 566,396237

3 566,633367,759

11,58010,1851,395

13,241200,065

477133493

3,892,155

332,49665,092

1 748227,974264,740362,569

-22,69221,71611,78610,806

82,087212

Phila-delphia

1,876,602

1,230,66143,450

108,083

239,212149,460

19499804

225772689921,89014069

1,728,372

295,973137,581

4 344878,743

72,270

16,2058751

94,27254,523

165 705

148,230-1 604149,835-15,578-2,764

-12815137,018

14-23

39137,057

1,357,771757

1,358,525137,057

2483931

1,55210,42763494

321 052

1,446,027

100,6709,028

79754,52355,276

109,742

-7,0232,635

0-4,385

20512207

Cleveland

2,905,810

1 898 42242,318

168,298

361,856235835

852714,4704594267 57742,51620048

2,544,182

448,520240 693

35551,188,973

139,124

27,1824337

137,62974,235

279,932

361,62845 839

315,790--6,239-2673-3 563

312,223615

57558

312781

2,296431894

2,297,325312,781

8 7762,3776,399

43,369125 245

321 830

2,538,806

151,096208022880

74,23588,565

160,448

43,051168

043,219

31,029359


Richmond

2,831,660

1,834,10320,999

227,380

318,705199,0424,3906,98434,97981,41770,87332,787

2,496,850

509,708224,1161,454

1,022,942

169,711

25,8609,210

159,00663,392311,461

334,80953,866280,940-18,588-8,468-10,112270,829

6855

683271,512

2,066,660-382

2,066,274271,5128,180

-6,19614,376

21098,403

164-1,617

2,245,986

155,52625,320

11863,39277,808166,548

39,1176,277

045,393

35,737362

Atlanta

4,859,684

2,938,13986,023

411,767

618,577337,95015,2859,73580,822167,289135,42358,672

4,214,207

798,856562,3532,384

1,497,083

316,430

27,95110,494257,206158,871582,573

645,475132,509512,973-22,808-9,890-12,899500,0612,120-38

2,159502,224

3,285,035-124

3,284,906502,22448,38729,40118,98698,570184,139

583,329

3,753,219

257,64946,1357,751

158,871171,534298,869

108,08714,207

276122,570

57,176543

Chicago

6,512,549

4,228,27479,607

426,306

822,078485,47845,17615,396104,725127,609115,21162,697

5,830,902

992,912630,4569,428

2,726,429

366,566

60,76018,856319,627136,240569,638

681,64775,31?606,335-33,878-13,812-20,054586,278

1,33331

1,315587,586

4,837,376240

4,837,617587,5867,856

-4,00911,86519,224232,775

2065,770

5,225,068

348,97438,746

188136,240168,859355,285

48,68612,809

061,489

63,485879

St. Louis

1,811,403

1,128,66614,182

162,643

272,125124,7565,6921,19118,90442,19826,69314,351

1,578,850

252,403190,528

0772,147

79,612

10,6832,42177,40940,884152,760

232,55442,809189,749-6,948-2,891-4,047185,702

260145115

185,817

1,391,717-200

1,391,512185,8178,6232,7895,834

054,374

2144,208

1,535,568

88,79412,109

23440,88445,14596,880

37,6732,361

040,039

17,589373

Minneapolis

2,174,444

1,562,81211,753

124,320

207,364134,7765,1602,9749,34542,81252,93620,197

1,877,067

304,763208,604

0936,905

68,587

19,56312,16183,54142,104200,836

297,37775,426221,951-7,487-3,284-4,203217,741

40311

391218,133

1,434,651129

1,434,779218,13311,5527,2944,258918

69,31931

5,0251,601,055

108,40612,128

13942,10447,019115,756

49,-68022,478

072,158

19,248499

Kansas City

3,670,890

2,434,75120,405

344,020

356,111241,9556,7408,79434,654102,17678,51342,768

3,054,386

520,893529,705

01,158,161

196,539

31,7608,995

156,65899,878351,801

616,507160,817455,687-16,612-6,546-10,046445,6302,162107

2,064447,693

2,506,701-518

2,506,184447,69348,53830,12318,415

299138,939

1696,521

2,870,146

183,92227,857

099,878112,042199,614

136,96917,386

0154,362

32,862800

Dallas

4,310,261

2,715,03080,238

456,823

451,661286,1048,3404,19034,486149,79180,71942,876

3,636,962

586,579845,3997,814

1,236,663

222,400

24,29313,832181,908123,711394,352

673,294161,436511,857-29,856-13,127-16,704495,151

24879165

495,317

2,777,843237

2,778,084495,31783,80025,99657,8042,186

106,4780

8,0813,260,990

206,05633,436

174123,711121,879241,500

145,6071,2711,490

148,368

40,380719

SanFrancisco

2,651,616

1,830,58860,231

126,623

231,554130,7394,94627,48728,134111,80560,90438,604

2,291,841

503,225331,8307,067

794,568

143,374

17,1698,800

148,04366,804270,961

359,776108,117251,658-12,232-6,093-6,136245,5251,689608

1,081246,606

1,489,1571,025

1,490,182246,60679,71930,62449,0956,36070,154

4611,576

1,753,833

143,48615,980

066,80468,236158,032

83,44117,3041,876

102,625

31,458131

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81. Selected assets and liabilities of minority-owned banks, by size of bank, December 31,19801

Thousands of dollars, except for number of banks

Account

ASSETS

1 Cash and due from depositories ,

Total securities held2 U S Treasury3 U S government agencies and corporations4 States and political subdivisions ,5 All others

6 Federal funds sold and securities purchasedunder agreements to resell . . . . .

7 Net loans8 Lease financing receivables9 Bank premises, etc

10 Real estate owned not bank premises , . . .1 1 Other assets

12 Total assets

LIABILITIES

Deposits13 Demand-Individuals, partnerships, and corporations . , .14 Time and savings -Individuals, partnerships,

and corporations15 U S government. .16 States and political subdivisions17 All other18 Certified and officers checks

19 Total deposits20 Demand21 Time and savings

,22 Federal funds purchased and securities sold underagreements to repurchase

23 Treasury note balances and other borrowings24 Mortgage indebtedness25 All other liabilities



EQUITY CAPITAL

28 Preferred stock-Par29 Common stock— Par30 Surplus31 Undivided profits and capital reserves .

32 Total equity capital

33 Total liabilities and equity capital

34 Number of banks

Allsize

classes

363,321

274,363269,250166,86317,539

336,7951,383,822

5,05469,949

7,39261,448

2,955,795

694,677

1,342,783114,940332,249

22,46848,733

2,555,854924,925

1,630,924

53,76448,29710,61958,543

2,727,072

10,152

5,93478,53494,36039,744

218,571

2,955,795

96

Asset size (in millions of dollars)

Under 10

23,594

22,40321,103

1,992440

16,48572,293

07,120

3793,291

169,099

41,089

71,4776,396

20,801442

3,259

143,46853,37290,092

1,245746655

2,677

148,787

113

87012,3468,9011,917

20,199

169,099

22

10-24

86,203

63,95269,18321,1254,003

82,408300,339

015,102

1,06410,848

654,227

160,757

270,68443,25279,043

3,12110,733

567,590222,567345,023

6,5278,620

9319,628

593,295

3,820

59827,87423,424

5,216

57,112

654,227

39

25-49

78,347

57,95668,71327,495

1,632

77,257332,129

1,15519,253

1,54914,725

680,211

158,607

303,02241,57471,2564,097

11,587

590,143216,922373,219

5,10011,808

1,71920,271

629,041

2,137

1,26317,47220,811

9,487

49,033

680,211

20

50 and over

175,177

130,052110,251116,251

11,464

160,645679,061

3,89928,4744,400

32,584

1,452,258

334,224

697,60023,718

161,14914,80823,154

1,254,653432,064822,590

40,89227,123

7,31425,967

1,355,949

4,082

3,20320,84241,22426,958

92,227

1,452,258

15


82. Denominations of U.S. currency in circulation, 1980Millions of dollars, end of period

Item

1 Total in circulation1

2 Coin and small-denomina-tion currency

3 Coin4 $125 $26 $5 . -7 $108 $20

9 Large-denominationcurrency

10 $5011 $10012 $50013 $1 00014 $5*00015 $10,000

Jan.

121,157

6696411 6413,058

6664,215

1099236392

54,19312 16341,668

164192

24

Feb.

121,436

66,88311 6803,073

6674,197

10,91136,355

54,55312,18442,009

164191

24

Mar.

122,943

67,64011,7643,085

6674,231

10,98936,904

55,30412,37242,571

164191

24

Apr.

123,963

68,09711 8743,187

6684,285

11,02937,054

55,86612,41643,089

164191

24

May

125,694

68,80211 9403,245

6694,319

11,13237,497

56,89212,56343,969

164190

24

June

127,097

. 69,13512,0103,246

6684,313

11,12037,778

57,96212,73844,866

163190

23

July

128,337

69,38112,0903,246

6704,307

11,11037,958

58,95612,92845,669

163190

23

Aug.

129,667

69,96912,1493,256

6714,324

11,15338,416

59,69813,06746,273

163190

23

Sept.

129,917

69,73412,1783,264

6704,334

11,11438,174

60,18313,07146,754

163190

23

Oct.

131,075

70,12912,2433,295

6704,343

11,16738,411

60,94613,19947,390

163189

23

Nov.

134,104

72,09812,3243,340

6734,450

11,53039,781

62,00613,49448,155

163189

23

Dec.

137,244

73,89212,4193,499

6774,635

11,92440,738

63,35213,73149,264

163189

23

83. Assets of pension fundsA. Totals for private and public fundsBook value of all assets other than equities at end of year,billions of dollars

Type

1 All types2 Private funds . . .3 Insured.4 Noninsured . . . . . . . . . .5 Public funds6 State and local government7 US government ,8 Civil service9 Railroad retirement

1979

599.4361 6139.22224237 8170.167 764 6

3.1

1980

729.1444 8165.62792284 3207.9

76473 9

2.5

B. Types held by private noninsured fundsBook value of all assets other than equities at end of year,billions of dollars

Type


2 Demand deposits and currency3 Time deposits . . .4 Corporate equities5 U.S. government securities6 Corporate and foreign bonds . .7 Mortgages8 Miscellaneous assets

1979

222.4

1 98.9

123 725.053.7

3 55.7

1980

279.2

1 910.3

168 230.858.1

3 86.1

84. Finance rates on selected types of installment credit1

Percent per annum; not seasonally adjusted

Month

1980FebruaryMayAugustNovember

Commercial banks

Newauto-

mobiles(36 mos.)

Mobilehomes

(84 mos.)

Otherconsumer

goods(24 mos.)

Personalloans

(12 mos,)

Credit-cardplans

Finance companies

Automobiles

New

14.30 14.99 15.47 15.68 17.31 14.8413.28 13.57 14.69 14.88 17.13 14.1215.72 15.96 16.31 16.42 17.31 15.2413.91 14.95 15.33 15.50 17.39 14.7314.29 15.49 15.54 15.90 17.41 15.25

UsedMobilehomes

Otherconsumer

goodsPersonal

loans

19.10 15.47 20.61 21.1318.27 14.05 19.65 20.5519.42 15.94 20.90 21.1619.33 15.91 20.94 21.3219.36 15.98 20.94 21.48

85. Security credit reported by nonbank lenders subject to margin regulations, June 30,1980*Millions of dollars

Type of credit

1 Margin stock2 Convertible bonds3 Subscription issues. . . .4 £Plan lenders"^

5 Total

NYSEmembers

11 417'l69

15

11,601

Regulation T

Otherbrokers

and dealers2

1800

18

Total

11 435169

15

11,619

Regulation G

83

90

173

Total

11 518169

1590

11,792

213


86. Detailed debit and credit balances at brokers carrying margin accountsMillions of dollars, except for number of firms

Item

June 30,1980

NYSEmember

firms

AMEXmemberfirms1

Total

DEBIT BALANCES

1 Cash on hand and in banks 1,127 2 1,129Securities

2 Borrowed 6,517 0 6,5193 Sold, delivery pending (failed to deliver) 3,925 1 3,9264 Net debit balances due from member firms of national securities exchanges 1,497 2 1,4995 Debit balances due from all other customers, exclusive of general partners

or voting stockholders-Total 16,266 21 16,2876 In stock margin accounts 11,416 19 11,4357 In convertible bond margin accounts . . 169 0 1698 In subscription accounts 15 0 159 In cash accounts 3,725 2 3,727

10 In other (including U.S. government securities) 940 0 94011 Net debit balances in general partners' or voting stockholders' individual

investment and trading accounts 150 0 150Debit balances

12 In firm investment accounts 3,765 0 3,76513 In firm trading and underwriting accounts 17,366 2 17,36814 Commodity margins on deposit with banks, and commodity guaranty funds

on deposit 976 0 97615 All other debit balances 21,117 3 21,120

16 Total 72,708 32 72,740

CREDIT BALANCES

17 Money borrowed-TotaP 18,187 15 18,202From banks and trust companies

18 In New York City 4,184 13 4,19719 Elsewhere in the United States 6,304 2 6,30620 From U.S. agencies of foreign banks 713 0 71321 From other lenders (not including members of national securities exchanges) 6,986 0 6,986

Securities22 Loaned 6,994 0 6,99423 Bought, delivery pending (failed to receive) 3,839 2 3,84124 Net credit balances due to member firms of national securities exchanges 695 1 69625 Credit balances due to other customers exclusive of general partners or voting

stockholders-Total 10,122 6 10,12826 In free credit balances in cash accounts 4,866 4 4,87027 In free credit balances in margin accounts 1,415 2 1,41728 In credit balances in short accounts 1,000 0 1,00029 In other net credit balances 2,842 0 2,842

30 Credit balances and money borrowed that are subordinated to general creditorsunder approved agreements 1,077 1 1,078

31 Net credit balances in general partners' or voting stockholders' individualinvestment and trading accounts 509 0 509

32 Credit balances in firm investment and trading accounts 9,818 0 9,81833 Net balances in capital accounts3 and profit and loss accounts and general

partners' or voting stockholders' drawing accounts 3,862 6 3,86834 All other credit balances 17,604 1 17,605

35 Total . 72,708 32 72,740

MEMOMoney borrowed, according to collateralSecured by customers' collateral

36 Entirely by obligations of U.S. government or its agencies 1,587 0 1,58737 Entirely by bonds other than convertible bonds and U.S. government secur i t i e s . . . . 140 0 14038 By nonexempt securities or mixed collateral 2,344 13 2,357

Secured by firm or general partners or voting stockholders' collateral39 Entirely by obligations of U.S. government or its agencies 6,377 0 6,37740 Entirely by bonds other than convertible bonds and U.S. government securities . . . . 995 1 99641 By nonexempt securities or mixed collateral 5,807 1 5,80842 Unsecured borrowing other than subordinated to general creditors . . 937 0 937

43 Total 18,187 15 18,202

44 Amount to be repaid for securities sold under repurchase agreements 23,624 0 23,62445 Number of firms 157 4 161


87. Commitments of life insurance companies for income-property mortgages1

Period

1975197619771978

1979JanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctober . . ,NovemberDecember



Numberof loans

5991 0591,8542286

1 76711913914715216421516716714815414550

2 63718720925122426230023825724721717966

656328280202934516697676137

Total

committed(millions

ofdollars)

1,717.03 57055,830.97 361.6

7,014.6471.6469.27009629.7619.9930.3711.64697650.8627.7553.4179.7

10761 5859.3R

678.41,048.0

900.11 098.41 401 41,048.4

768 11 1580

847.0690.2284 2

4,180.31543350.8516.12694150.6214.83598320.9850.5332.9442.2217.8

Loanamount

(thousandsof dollars)

2,8663 3723,1453,220

3,9703,9633,37547684,1433,7804,3274,2612,8134,3974,0763,8173,597

40814,4883,2464,1754,0184,19346714,4052,98946883,9033,8564305

6,37248224,2786,451

134725,1946,31870554,8638,7684,9697,2495,886

Contractinterest

rate(percent)

10.229.839.339.59

10.369.95

10.0110.0910.1410.1810.2910.4310.4110.5310.5810.9011.50

10.369.99

10.0110.0910.1510.2110.2910.4210.4110.5310.6511.0111.51

12.6911.6512.0312.8913.4013.1813.0913.5912.5512.5912.9912.9313.32

Maturity(years/

months)

Old series

21/921/10

21/521/0

21/219/420/821/121/822/123/022/9

24/1022/421/7

22/1021/7

New series

21/519/7

20/1021/2

20/1020/11

22/422/022/921/421/0

21/1121/2

18/619/622/419/521/215/017/919/4

16/1018/817/2

16/1115/4

Averages2

Loan-to-value

ratio(percent)

73.873 673.773.1

72.574.174.573474.673.274.073.673 173.372.572.173.0

74 174.475.273.975.173.774674.173.574273.072.5745

73.371.076.371.973.274.073.575.574.273.670.673.969.7

Capitaliza-tion rate(percent)

10.810.39.9

10.0

10.410.110.110.310.410.310.310.410.610.510.410.511.1

10.510.210.210.310.410.410410.510.710610.610.711.3

12.111.211.912,012.612.412.712.212.212.012.212.212.2

Debtcoverage

ratio

1.331.301.321.29

1.261.211.24

.28

.25

.28

.24

.25

.29

.271.271.261.26

1.251.221.221.271.251.271.241.261.301.281.271.261.28

1.27.27,25.26.26.25.29.26.28.27.28.26.30

Percentconstant

11.210.810.410.7

11.311.510.911.111.011.211.011.211.211,211.411.712.1

11.311.310.911.111.011.211.011.211,311.211.411.712.2

13.112.312.613.213.713.413.613.013.012.913.313.213.8


Part 3-Notes to Tables


Notes to Tables


TABLE 1

1. Unless otherwise noted, rates of change are calculatedfrom average amounts outstanding in preceding month orquarter. Growth rates for member bank reserves are adjustedfor discontinuities in series that result from changes in Regula-tions D and M.

2. Includes reserve balances at Federal Reserve Banks in the*current week plus vault cash held two weeks earlier used tosatisfy reserve requirements at all depository institutions pluscurrency outside the U.S. Treasury, Federal Reserve Banks, thevaults of depository institutions, and surplus vault cash atdepository institutions.

3. Ml-A: Averages of daily figures for (1) demand deposits atall commercial banks other than those due to domestic banks,the U.S. government, and foreign banks and official institutionsless cash items in the process of collection and Federal Reservefloat; (2) currency outside the Treasury, Federal ReserveBanks, and the vaults of commercial banks; and (3) traveler'schecks of nonbank issuers,

Ml-B: Ml-A plus negotiable order of withdrawal (NOW) andautomatic transfer service (ATS) accounts at banks and thriftinstitutions, credit union share draft accounts, and demanddeposits at mutual savings banks.

M2: Ml-B plus savings and small-denomination timedeposits at all depository institutions, overnight repurchaseagreements at commercial banks, overnight Eurodollars heldby U.S. residents other than banks at Caribbean branches ofmember banks, and money market mutual fund shares.

M3: M2 plus large-denomination time deposits at all deposi-tory institutions and term RPs at commercial banks and savingsand loan associations.

L: M3 plus other liquid assets such as term Eurodollars heldby U.S. residents other than banks, bankers acceptances, com-mercial paper, Treasury bills and other liquid Treasury securi-ties, and U.S. savings bonds.

4. Savings deposits exclude NOW and ATS accounts at com-mercial banks.

5. Small-denomination time deposits are those issued inamounts of less than $100,000.

6. Large-denomination time deposits are those issued inamounts of $100,000 or more.

7. Savings and loan associations, mutual savings banks, andcredit unions.

8. Changes calculated from figures shown in table 15.9. Averages of daily effective rates (average of the rates on a

given date weighted by the volume of transactions at thoserates).10. Rate for the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

11. Quoted on a bank-discount basis.12. Unweighted average of offering rates quoted by at least

five dealers.13. Market yields adjusted to a 20-year maturity by the U.S.

Treasury.14. Bond Buyer series for 20 issues of mixed quality.15. Weighted averages of new publicly offered bonds rated

Aaa, Aa, and A by Moody's Investors Service and adjusted toan Aaa basis. Federal Reserve compilations.

16. Average rates on new commitments for conventionalfirst mortgages on new homes in primary markets, unweightedand rounded to nearest 5 basis points, from U.S. Department ofHousing and Urban Development.

A Annual, monthly, and weekly averages of interest rates areshown in table 25.

TABLE 2

1. Includes securities loaned-securities fully guaranteed bythe U.S. government pledged with Federal Reserve Banks-and excludes any securities sold and scheduled to be boughtback under matched sale-purchase transactions.

2. Amounts of currency and coin held as reserves are shownin table 3.

3. Beginning in late July 1973, includes certain deposits ofdomestic nonmember banks and foreign-owned banking insti-tutions held with member banks and redeposited in full withFederal Reserve Banks in connection with voluntary participa-tion by nonmember institutions in the Federal ReserveSystem's program of credit restraint.

As of December 12, 1974, the amounts of voluntary non-member and foreign agency and branch deposits at Federal Re-serve Banks that are associated with marginal reserves are nolonger reported. However, deposits voluntarily held by agen-cies and branches of foreign banks operating in the UnitedStates as reserves against Eurodollar liabilities were reporteduntil October 1978.

4. Includes reserves of member banks, Edge Act corpora-tions, and U.S. agencies and branches of foreign banks. As ofNovember 13,1980, includes reserves of all depository institu-tions.

TABLE 3

1. As of November 13,1980, the figures shown include bal-ances of all depository institutions.

The various designations used in this table are explained asfollows:


Reserve classification: Designation of banks as reserve citybanks for reserve requirement purposes is based on size ofbank (net demand deposits of more than $400 million), as de-scribed in Federal Reserve Bulletin, vol. 58 (July 1972), pages626-30. Categories shown here as "Large banks in New YorkCity," "Large banks in Chicago," and "Other large banks" makeup the previous "Reserve city" category; "All other banks"replaces the "Country" category. Hence the series arecontinuous over time.

Total reserves held&n& Excess reserves held:Reserve deficien-cies on which Federal Reserve Banks were allowed to waivepenalties in connection with bank adaptation to Regulation J,as amended November 9,1972.

Required reserves held:BasQd on close-of-business figures forreserve period ending two weeks previous to report date,

Borrowings: These figures are based on closing figures.Seasonal borrowings: Effective April 19, 1973, the Board's

Regulation A, which governs lending by Federal ReserveBanks, was revised to assist smaller member banks to meet theseasonal borrowing needs of their communities.

2. Based only on closing figures.3. Includes reserve balances of all depository institutions.4. Before November 13,1980, the figures shown reflect only

the vault cash held by member banks,5. Total vault cash at institutions without required reserve

balances less vault cash equal to their required reserves.6. Adjusted to include waivers of penalties for reserve defi-

ciencies in accordance with Board policy, effective November19,1975, of permitting transitional relief on a graduated basisover a 24-month period when a nonmember bank merges intoan existing member bank, or when a nonmember bank joinsthe Federal Reserve System, For weeks for which figures arepreliminary, figures by class of bank do not add to total becauseadjusted data by class are not available.

7. Reserve balances with Federal Reserve Banks plus vaultcash at institutions with required reserve balances plus vaultcash equal to required reserves at other institutions,

8. Reserve balances with Federal Reserve Banks plus vaultcash used to satisfy reserve requirements less required re-serves, (This measure of excess reserves is comparable to theold excess reserve concept published historically.)

TABLE 4

1. Effective March 13,1980, the daily average borrowings inimmediately available funds of 121 large member banks(banks with assets of $ 1 billion or more as of December 31,1977) disaggregated by lender and term to maturity, werereported; previously reported data from 46 large banks werediscontinued at the end of February 1980.

Immediately available funds are those that borrowing banksreceive the same day that the transfer of these funds is initiated.Unsecured borrowings in immediately available funds-federal funds-are acquired mainly from commercial banksand, to a lesser extent, from other depository institutions andfederal agencies. Other borrowings in immediately availablefunds are principally sales of U.S. Treasury and federal agencyobligations under an agreement to repurchase-securityrepurchase agreements-and are obtained from a muchwider range of customers, including nonbank securitiesdealers, nonfmancial corporations, and state and localgovernments. There is also a small amount of borrowing inimmediately available funds in the form of promissory notes,repurchase agreements involving other assets, due bills, andcertain other obligations.

Borrowings of immediately available funds may have aspecified term to maturity-as short as one business day-ormay be made under continuing contract. Transactions under

continuing contract remain in effect until terminated, withoutany requirement of prior notice by either borrower or lender.Information is provided on two maturity categories: one dayplus continuing contract borrowings, and all other maturities.

TABLE 5-A

1. Rate applied to discounts of eligible paper and advancessecured to the satisfaction of the Federal Reserve Bank pursu-ant to section 201.4(b) of Regulation A. The previous distinc-tion between advances secured under sections 13 and 13a andsection lOb of the Federal Reserve Act was removed with thepassage of the Monetary Control Act of 1980 and the subse-quent revision of Regulation A. Before the September 1,1980,effective date of the revised regulation, advances under sectionlOb carried an interest rate of V2 of 1 percent above advancesunder sections 13 and 13a.

Twice in 1980, the Federal Reserve applied a surcharge toshort-term adjustment credit borrowings by institutions withdeposits of $500 million or more that had borrowed in succes-sive weeks or in more than four weeks in a calendar quarter. A3 percent surcharge was in effect from March 17,1980, throughMay 7,1980. On November 17,1980, a 2 percent surcharge wasadopted, which was subsequently raised to 3 percent onDecember 5,1980. The 3 percent surcharge remained in effectat year-end.

TABLE 5-B

1. Applicable to advances when exceptional circumstancesor practices involve only a particular depository institution asdescribed in section 201.3 (b) (2) of Regulation A.

TABLE 5-C

1. Advances to individuals, partnerships, or corporationsthat are not depository institutions, secured by direct obliga-tions of, or obligations fully guaranteed as to principal and in-terest by, the U.S. government or any of its agencies.

TABLE 6

1. Required reserves must be held in the form of depositswith Federal Reserve Banks or vault cash. After implementa-tion of the Monetary Control Act, nonmembers maymaintain reserves on a pass-through basis with certainapproved institutions. For changes in reserve requirementsbeginning 1963, see Board's ANNUAL STATISTICAL DIGEST,1971-1975 and for prior changes, see Board's Annual Reportfor 1976, table 13. Under provisions of the Monetary ControlAct, depository institutions include commercial banks, mutualsavings banks, savings and loan associations, credit unions,agencies and branches of foreign banks, and Edge Act corpo-rations

2. (a) Requirement schedules are graduated, and each de-posit interval applies to that part of the deposits of each bank.Demand deposits subject to reserve requirements were grossdemand deposits minus cash items in process of collection anddemand balances due from domestic banks.

(b) The Federal Reserve Actas amended through 1978 spec-ified different ranges of requirements for reserve city banksand for erther banks. Reserve cities were designated under a cri-terion adopted effective November 9,1972, by which a bankhaving net demand deposits of more than $400 million was con-sidered to have the character of business of a reserve city bank.


The presence of the head office of such a bank constituteddesignation of that place as a reserve city. Cities in which therewere Federal Reserve Banks or branches were also reservecities. Any banks having net demand deposits of $400 millionor less were considered to have the character of business ofbanks outside of reserve cities and were permitted to maintainreserves at ratios set for banks not in reserve cities.

(c) Effective August 24,1978, the Regulation M reserve re-quirements on net balances due from domestic banks to theirforeign branches and on deposits that foreign branches lend toU.S. residents were reduced to zero from 4 percent and 1 per-cent respectively. The Regulation D reserve requirement onborrowings from unrelated banks abroad was also reduced tozero from 4 percent.

(d) Effective with the reserve computation period beginningNovember 16, 1978, domestic deposits of Edge corporationswere subject to the same reserve requirements as deposits ofmember banks.

3. (a) Negotiable order of withdrawal (NOW) accounts andtime deposits such as Christmas and vacation club accountswere subject to the same requirements as savings deposits.

(b) The average reserve requirement on savings and othertime deposits before implementation of the Monetary ControlAct had to be at least 3 percent, the minimum specified by law.

4. (a) Effective November 2,1978, a supplementary reserverequirement of 2 percent was imposed on large time deposits of$100,000 or more, obligations of affiliates, and ineligible accep-tances. This supplementary requirement was eliminated withthe maintenance period beginning July 24,1980.

(b) Effective with the reserve maintenance period begin-ning October 25,1979, a marginal reserve requirement of 8 per-cent was added to managed liabilities in excess of a baseamount. This marginal requirement was increased to 10 per-cent beginning April 3,1980, was decreased to 5 percent begin-ning June 12,1980, and was reduced to zero beginning July 24,1980. Managed liabilities are defined as large time deposits,Eurodollar borrowings, repurchase agreements against U.S.government arid federal agency securities, federal funds bor-rowings from nonmember institutions, and certain other obli-gations. In general, the base for the marginal reserve require-ment was originally the greater of (a) $100 million or (b) theaverage amount of the managed liabilities held by a memberbank, Edge corporation, or family of U.S. branches and agen-cies of a foreign bank for the two statement weeks endingSeptember 26, 1979. For the computation period beginningMarch 20,1980, the base was lowered by (a) 7 percent or (b) thedecrease in an institution's U.S. office gross loans to foreignersand gross balances due from foreign offices of other institutionsbetween the base period (September 13-26,1979) and the weekending March 12,1980, whichever was greater. For the compu-tation period beginning May 29,1980, the base was increasedby 7V2 percent above the base used to calculate the marginalreserve in the statement week of May 14-21,1980. In addition,beginning March 19,1980, the base was reduced to the extentthat foreign loans and balances declined.

5. For existing nonmember banks and thrift institutions atthe time of implementation of the Monetary Control Act, thephase-in period ends September 3,1987. For existing memberbanks the phase-in period is about three years, depending onwhether their new reserve requirements are greater or less thanthe old requirements. For existing agencies and branches offoreign banks, the phase-in ends August 12,1982. All new insti-tutions will have a two-year phase-in beginning with the datethat they open for business.

6. Transaction accounts include all deposits on which the ac-count holder is permitted to make withdrawals by negotiable ortransferable instruments, payment orders of withdrawal, andtelephone and preauthorized transfers (in excess of three per

month) for the purpose of making payments to third persons orothers.

7. In general, nonpersonal time deposits are time deposits,including savings deposits, that are not transaction accountsand in which the beneficial interest is held by a depositor that isnot a natural person. Also included are certain transferabletime deposits held by natural persons, and certain obligationsissued to depository institution offices located outside theUnited States. For details, see section 204,2 of Regulation D.

TABLE 7

1. Regulations G, T, and U of the Board of Governors of theFederal Reserve System, prescribed in accordance with theSecurities Exchange Act of 1934, limit the amount of credit topurchase and carry margin stocks that may be extended onsecurities as collateral by prescribing a maximum loan value,which is a specified percentage of the market value of thecollateral at the time the credit is extended. Margin require-ments are the difference between the market value (100 per-cent) and the maximum loan value. The term "margin stocks"is defined in the corresponding regulation.

Regulation G and special margin requirements for bondsconvertible into stocks were adopted by the Board of Gover-nors effective March 11,1968.

2. The margin is expressed as a percent of the market valueof the stock underlying the option.

TABLES

L Before March 31,1980, the maximum rates that couldbe paid by federally insured commercial banks, mutualsavings banks, and savings and loan associations wereestablished by the Board of Governors of the Federal ReserveSystem, the Board of Directors of the Federal DepositInsurance Corporation, and the Federal Home Loan BankBoard under the provisions of 12 CFR 217, 329, and 526respectively. Title II of the Depository Institutions De-regulation and Monetary Control Act of 1980 (P.L. 96-221)transferred the authority of the agencies to establish maximumrates of interest payable on deposits to the DepositoryInstitutions Deregulation Committee. The maximum rates ontime deposits in denominations of $100,000 or more withmaturities of 30-89 days were suspended in June 1970; suchdeposits maturing in 90 days or more were suspended in May1973. For information regarding previous interest rate ceilingson all types of accounts, see the Federal Reserve Bulletin, theFederal Loan Bank Board Journal, and the Annual Report ofthe Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.

2. July 1,1973, for mutual savings banks; July 6,1973, forsavings and loan associations.

3. For authorized states only, federally insured commercialbanks, savings and loan associations, cooperative banks, andmutual savings banks in Massachusetts and New Hampshirewere first permitted to offer negotiable order of withdrawal(NOW) accounts on January 1, 1974. Authorization to issueNOW accounts was extended to similar institutions through-out New England on February 27, 1976, in New York Stateon November 10, 1978, and in New Jersey on December 28,1979. Authorization to issue NOW accounts was extended tosimilar institutions nationwide effective December 31, 1980.

4. For exceptions with respect to certain foreign timedeposits see the Federal Reserve Bulletin for October 1962(p. 1279), August 1965 (p. 1084), and February 1968 (p. 167),

5. Effective November 10, 1980, the minimum notice


period for public unit accounts at savings and loan associationswas decreased to 14 days and the minimum maturity period fortime deposits at savings and loan associations in excess of$100,000 was decreased to 14 days. Effective October 30,1980,the minimum maturity or notice period for time deposits wasdecreased from 30 days to 14 days for mutual savings banks.

6. Effective October 30, 1980, the minimum maturity ornotice period for time deposits was decreased from 30 days to14 days for commercial banks.

7. No separate account category.8. No minimum denomination. Until July 1, 1979, a mini-

mum of $1,000 was required for savings and loan associations,except in areas where mutual savings banks permitted lowerminimum denominations. This restriction was removed fordeposits maturing in less than 1 year, effective November 1,1973,

9. No minimum denomination. Until July 1,1979, the mini-mum denomination was $1,000 except for deposits represent-ing funds contributed to an individual retirement account(IRA) or a Keogh (H.R. 10) plan established pursuant to theInternal Revenue Code. The $1,000 minimum requirementwas removed for such accounts in December 1975 andNovember 1976 respectively.

10. Between July 1,1973, and October 31,1973, there wasno ceiling for certificates maturing in four years or more withminimum denominations of $1,000; however, the amount ofsuch certificates that an institution could issue was limited to 5percent of its total time and savings deposits. Sales in excess ofthat amount, as well as certificates of less than $1,000, werelimited to the 6]/2 percent ceiling on time deposits maturing intwo and one-half years or more.

Effective November 1, 1973, ceilings were reimposed oncertificates maturing in four years or more with minimumdenomination of $ 1,000. There is no limitation on the amountof these certificates that banks can issue.

11. Accounts subject to fixed-rate ceilings. See note 9 forminimum denomination requirements.

12. Effective January 1, 1980, commercial banks arepermitted to pay the same rate as thrift institutions on IRA andKeogh accounts and accounts ofgovernmental units when suchdeposits are placed in the new 2V2-year or more variable-ceilingcertificates or in 26-week money market certificates regardlessof the level of the Treasury bill rate.

13. These deposits must have a maturity of exactly 26 weeksand a minimum denomination of $10,000, and must be non-negotiable.

14. Commercial banks, savings and loan associations, andmutual savings banks were authorized to offer money markettime deposits effective June 1, 1978.

The ceiling rate for commercial banks on money markettimedeposits entered into before June 5, 1980, is the discount rate(auction average) on most recently issued six-month U.S.Treasury bills. Until March 15,1979, the ceiling rate for savingsand loan associations and mutual savings banks was V4 percent-age point higher than the rate for commercial banks. BeginningMarch 15,1979, the V4-percentage-pomt interest differential isremoved when the six-month Treasury bill rate is 9 percent ormore. The full differential is in effect when the six-month billrate is 83A percent or less. Thrift institutions may pay amaximum 9 percent when the six-month bill rate is between83A and 9 percent. Also effective March 15, 1979, interestcompounding was prohibited on six-month money markettime deposits at all offering institutions. Effective for all six-month money market certificates issued beginning June 5,1980, the interest rate ceilings are determined by the discountrate (auction average) of the most recently issued six-monthU.S. Treasury bills as shown in the following tabulation:

Bill rate8.75 and above8.50 to 8.757.50 to 8.507.25 to 7.50Below 7.25

Commercial bank ceilingbill rate + V4 percentbill rate + V4 percentbill rate + !/4 percent7.757.75

Thrift ceilingbill rate + Y4 percent9.00bill rate + V2 percentbill rate + V2 percent7.75

The prohibition against compounding interest in thesecertificates continues.

15, Effective January 1, 1980, commercial banks, savingsand loan associations, and mutual savings banks wereauthorized to offer variable-ceiling nonnegotiable timedeposits with no required minimum denomination and withmaturities of two and one-half years or more. The maximumrate for commercial banks is 3A percentage point below theyield on 2V2-year U.S. Treasury securities; the ceiling rate forthrift institutions is lk percentage point higher than that forcommercial banks. Effective March 1,1980, a temporary ceilingof H3/4 percent was placed on these accounts at commercialbanks; the temporary ceiling is 12 percent at savings and loanassociations and mutual savings banks. Effective for allvariable-ceiling nonnegotiable time deposits with maturities oftwo and one-half years or more issued beginning June 2,1980,the ceiling rates of interest will be determined as follows:

Treasury yield12.00 and above9.50 to 12.00

Below 9.50

Commercial bank ceiling11.75Treasury yield less

V2 percent9.25

Thrift ceiling12.00

Treasury yield9.50

Interest may be compounded on these time deposits. Theceiling rates of interest at which these accounts may be offeredvary biweekly.

16. Between July 1 and December 31, 1979, commercialbanks, savings and loan associations, and mutual savings bankswere authorized to offer variable ceiling accounts with norequired minimum denomination and with maturities of fouryears or more. The maximum rate for commercial banks was1V4 percentage points below the yield on four-year Treasurysecurities; the ceiling rate for thrift institutions was ]/4 per-centage point higher than that for commercial banks.

TABLE 9

1. Sales, redemptions, and negative figures reduce holdingsof the System Open Market Account; all other figures increasesuch holdings.

TABLE 10-A

1. Account was called "Cash" before 1977, Excludes anyFederal Reserve notes issued by one Reserve Bank that areheld by another Reserve Bank.

2. Includes securities loaned-securities guaranteed by U.S.government pledged with Federal Reserve Banks; excludesany securities sold and scheduled to be bought back undermatch sale-purchase transactions. Includes federal agencyissues beginning 1971.

3. Includes U.S. government securities held under repur-chase agreement against receipt of foreign currencies andforeign currencies warehoused for the U.S. Treasury. Begin-ning December 29,1978, assets shown in this line are revaluedmonthly at market exchange rates.

4. Excludes Federal Reserve notes issued by one ReserveBank that are held by another Reserve Bank.

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5. Includes exchange-translation account reflecting, begin-ning December 29, 1978, the monthly revaluation at marketexchange rates of foreign-exchange commitments.

TABLE 10-B

1. Beginning September 1980, Federal Reserve notes heldby the Reserve Bank are exempt from the collateral require-ment.

TABLE 10-C

1. Holdings under repurchase agreements are classified asmaturing within 15 days in accordance with maximum maturityof the agreements.

TABLE 11

1. Represents accounts of individuals, partnerships, andcorporations, and of states and political subdivisions.

TABLE 12

1. Excludes NOW accounts and special club accounts, suchas Christmas and vacation clubs.

2. Represents corporations and other profit-seeking organi-zations (excluding commercial banks but including savingsand loan associations, mutual savings banks, credit unions, theExport-Import Bank, and federally sponsored lendingagencies).

TABLE 13

1. The composition of money and liquid assets is shown asfollows:

Ml-A: Averages of daily figures for (1) demand deposits atall commercial banks other than those due to domestic banks,the U.S. government, and foreign banks and official institutionsless cash items in the process of collection and Federal Reservefloat; and (2) currency outside the Treasury, Federal ReserveBanks, and the vaults of commercial banks; and traveler'schecks of nonbank issuers.

Ml-B: Ml-A plus negotiable order of withdrawal (NOW) andautomatic transfer service (ATS) accounts at banks and thriftinstitutions, credit union share draft accounts, and demanddeposits at mutual savings banks.

M2: Ml-B plus savings and small-denomination timedeposits at ail depository institutions, overnight RPs at com-mercial banks, overnight Eurodollars held by U.S. residentsother than banks at Caribbean branches of member banks, andmoney market mutual fund shares.

M3: M2 plus large-denomination time deposits at all deposi-tory institutions and term RPs at commercial banks and savingsand loan associations.

L: M3 plus other liquid assets such as term Eurodollars heldby U.S. residents other than banks, bankers acceptances, com-mercial paper, Treasury bills and other liquid Treasury securi-ties, and U.S. savings bonds.

2. Outstanding amount of U.S. dollar-denominated travel-er's checks of nonbank issuers.

3. Small time deposits are those issued in amounts of lessthan $100,000.

4. Large time deposits are those issued in amounts of$100,000 or more and are net of the holdings of domestic banks,thrift institutions, the U.S. government, money market mutualfunds, and foreign banks and official institutions.

5. Includes ATS and NOWbalances atall institutions, creditunion share draft balances, and demand deposits at mutualsavings banks.

6. Overnight (and continuing contract) RPs are those issuedby commercial banks to the nonbank public, and overnightEurodollars are those issued by Caribbean branches of mem-ber banks to U.S. nonbank customers.

NOTE. Latest monthly and weekly figures are available fromthe Board's H.6 (508) release. Back data are available from theBanking Section, Board of Governors of the Federal ReserveSystem, Washington, D.C. 20551.

TABLE 14-A

1. Series reflects actual reserve requirements with no adjust-ment to eliminate the effect of changes in Regulations D, J, K,and M. There are breaks in the series because of changes in re-serve requirements effective October 1,1970; January 7,1971;November 9,1972; June 21, July 19, October 4, and December27,1973; September 19 and December 12,1974; February 13,May 22, and October 30,1975; January 8 and December 30,1976;November 2,1978; October 11 and October 25,1979;andMarch 12, May 29, and July 24,1980. In addition, before thestart of the transitional phase-in of reserve requirements begin-ning November 13,1980, under the Monetary Control Act of1980, the reserve series contain data only for member commer-cial banks; thereafter, reserves are shown for all depositoryinstitutions.

Back data and estimates of the impact on required reserves ofchanges in reserve requirements are available from the Bank-ing Section, Board of Governors of the Federal ReserveSystem, Washington, D.C. 20551.

2. Before the implementation of the Monetary Control Acton November 13,1980, the monetary base included total re-serves (member bank reserve balances in the current week plusvault cash held two weeks earlier); currency outside the U.S.Treasury, Federal Reserve Banks, and the vaults of commercialbanks; and vault cash of nonmember banks.

After November 13, 1980, the monetary base includes re-serve balances and required clearing balances at FederalReserve Banks in the current week plus vault cash held twoweeks earlier used to satisfy reserve requirements atall deposi-tory institutions plus currency outside the U.S. Treasury,Federal Reserve Banks, the vaults of depository institutions,and surplus vault cash at depository institutions.

TABLE 14-B

1. Includes total time and savings deposits and net demanddeposits as defined by Regulation D, Private demand depositsinclude all demand deposits except those due to the U.S. gov-ernment less cash items in process of collection and demandbalances due from domestic commercial banks.

TABLE 15

1. Includes domestically chartered banks, U.S. branchesand agencies of foreign banks, New York investment com-


panies majority owned-by foreign banks, and Edge Act corpora-tions owned by domestically chartered and foreign banks. Dataare prorated averages of Wednesday estimates for domesticallychartered banks, based on weekly reports of a sample of domes-tically chartered banks and quarterly reports of all domesticallychartered banks. For foreign-related institutions, data areaverages of month-end estimates based on weekly reports fromlarge agencies and branches and quarterly reports from allagencies, branches, investment companies, and Edge Act cor-porations engaged in banking.

2. Adjusted to exclude federal funds sold to commercialbanks and domestic commercial interbank loans.

3. As of January 3,1979, as the result of ^classifications,total loans and securities and total loans were increased $0.6billion, commercial and industrial loans were increased $0.4billion, and real estate loans $0.5 billion. Nonbank financialloans were reduced $0.3 billion.

4. Loans sold are those sold outright to a bank's own foreignbranches, nonconsolidated nonbank affiliates of the bank, thebank's holding company (if not a bank), and nonconsolidatednonbank subsidiaries of the holding company.

5. U.S. includes 50 states and the District of Columbia.6. As of December 1,1979, total loans sold to affiliates were

reduced $0.8 billion and commercial and industrial loans soldto affiliates were reduced $0.7 billion due to corrections by twoNew York City banks.

TABLE 16

1. Figures are partly estimated; all data are for the last Wed-nesday of the month. Domestically chartered commercialbanks include all commercial banks in the United States exceptU.S. branches of foreign banks. Figures for all bank-premisessubsidiaries and other significant majority-owned domesticsubsidiaries are included; figures for securities are reportedgross-that is, before deduction of valuation reserves.

2. Beginning in 1979, subordinated debentures, previouslyincluded in the residual at domestically chartered commercialbanks, are included in other liabilities.

3. AH commercial banking institutions include domesti-cally chartered commercial banks, agencies and branches offoreign banks located in the United States, Edge Act corpora-tions owned by domestically chartered and foreign banks, andNew York State foreign investment companies majority ownedby foreign banks. Data for domestically chartered commercialbanks (partly estimated) are for the last Wednesday of themonth; for the other institutions, data through May 1980 are forlast Wednesday except in June, September, December, andMarch, when they are for the last day of the month. BeginningJune 1980, data for foreign-related institutions are for the lastday of the quarter.

TABLE 17

1. Effective December 31,1978, the report of condition wassubstantially revised for commercial banks. Commercial bankswith assets less than $100 million and with domestic officesonly were given the option to complete either the abbreviatedor the standard set of reports. Banks with foreign offices beganreporting in greater detail on a consolidated domestic andforeign basis. This table reflects the varying levels of reportingdetail.

2. All transactions between domestic and foreign offices of abank are reported in "Net due from" and "Net due to" (lines 79and 103). All other lines represent transactions with partiesother than the domestic and foreign offices ofeach bank. Since

these intraoffiee transactions are erased by consolidation, totalassets and liabilities are the sum of all except intraofficebalances.

3. Foreign offices include branches in foreign countries andin U.S. territories and possessions, subsidiaries in foreign coun-tries, and all offices of Edge Act and Agreement corporationswherever located. ,

4. This item is unavailable for all or some of the banks be-cause of the lesser detail available from banks without foreignoffices, the inapplicability of certain items to banks that haveonly domestic offices, and the absence of detail on a fully con-solidated basis for banks with foreign offices.

5. Equity capital is not allocated between the domestic andforeign offices of banks with foreign offices. ,

6. Demand deposits adjusted equal demand deposits otherthan domestic commercial interbank and U.S. government lesscash items in process of collection.

TABLE 18

1. Effective December 31,1978, the report of condition wassubstantially revised for commercial banks. Cornmercial bankswith assets less than $100 million and with domestic officesonly were given the option to complete either the abbreviatedor the standard set of reports. Banks with foreign offices beganreporting in greater detail on a consolidated domestic andforeign basis. This table reflects the varying levels of reportingdetail.

Domestic offices exclude branches in foreign countries, andin U.S. territories and possessions, subsidiaries^ in foreign coun-tries, and all offices of Edge Act and Agreement corporationswherever located.

2. This item contains the capital accounts pf U.S. banks thathave no Edge or foreign operations and reflect the differencebetween domestic office assets and liabilities of U.S. bankswith Edge or foreign operations excluding the capital accountsof their Edge or foreign subsidiaries.

3. Demand deposits adjusted equal demand deposits otherthan domestic commercial interbank and U.SJ government lesscash items in process of collection.

TABLE 19

1. Effective December 31,1978, the report of condition wassubstantially revised for commercial banks. Commercial bankswith assets less than $100 million and with domestic officesonly were given the option to complete either the abbreviatedor the standard set of reports. Banks with foreign offices beganreporting in greater detail on a consolidated domestic andforeign basis. This table reflects the varying levels of reportingdetail.

2. This item contains the capital account^ of U.S. banks thathave no Edge or foreign operations and rejects the differencebetween domestic office assets and liabilities of U.S. bankswith Edge or foreign operations excluding the capital accountsof their Edge or foreign subsidiaries. i

3. Demand deposits adjusted equal demand deposits otherthan domestic commercial interbank and UiS.government lesscash items in process of collection.

TABLE 20-A

1. Includes securities purchased under agreements to resell.2. Other than financial institutions and brokers and dealers.3. Includes securities sold under agreements to repurchase.


4, This is not a measure of equity capital for use in capitaladequacy analysis or for other analytic uses.

5. Adjustment bank amounts represent accumulated ad-justments originally made to offset the cumulative effects ofmergers. These adjustment amounts should be added to out-standing data for any date in the year to establish comparabilitywith any date in the subsequent year. A description of the ad-justment process is available in Banking and Monetary Statis-tics, 1941-1970, pages 148-49.

TABLE 20-B

1. Exclusive of loans and federal funds trans-actions with do-mestic commercial banks,

2. All demand deposits except U.S. governmentand domes-tic commercial banks less cash items in process of collection.

3. Loans sold are those sold outright to a bank's own foreignbranches, nonconsolidated nonbank affiliates of the bank, thebank's holding company (if not a bank), and nonconsolidatednonbank subsidiaries of the holding company.

4. Adjustment bank amounts represent accumulatedadjustments originally made to offset the cumulative effects ofmergers. These adjustment amounts should be added to out-standing data for any date in the year to establish comparabilitywith any date in the subsequent year. A description of the ad-justment process is available in Banking and Monetary Statis-tics, 1941-1970, pages 148-49.

TABLE 20-C

1. Data exclude bankers acceptances and commercialpaper.

2. Item includes commercial and industrial loans at a fewbanks with assets of $ 1 billion or more that do not classify theirloans.

3. Adjustment bank amounts represent accumulated ad-justments originally made to offset the cumulative effects ofmergers. These adjustment amounts should be added to out-standing data for any date in the year to establish comparabilitywith any date in the subsequent year. A description of the ad-justment process is available in Banking and Monetary Statis-tics, 1941-1970, pages 148-49.

TABLE 21

1. Figures include cash items in process of collection. Esti-mates of gross deposits are based on reports supplied by asample of commercial banks. Types of depositors in eachcategory are described in Federal Reserve Bulletin, vol. 57 (June1971), page 466.

TABLE 22

1. Institutions engaged primarily in commercial, savings,and mortgage banking; sales, personal, and mortgage fi-nancing; factoring, finance leasing, and other business lend-ing; insurance underwriting; other investment activities; andthe like.

2. Includes all financial company paper sold by dealers inthe open market.

3. As reported by financial companies that place their paperdirectly with investors,

4. Includes public utilities and firms engaged primarily inactivities such as communications, construction, manufactur-

ing, mining, wholesale and retail trade, transportation, and ser-vices.

TABLE 23

1. The prime rate is the rate that banks charge their mostcreditworthy business customers on short-term loans. Thetable shows the date on which a new rate came to be the pre-dominant one quoted, rather than the date on which the firstbank made a change in the rate.

TABLE 24

1. The survey of terms of bank lending covers about 340banks selected to represent all sizes of banks. The sample dataare collected over one business week and used to estimate lend-ing terms at all commercial banks. Short-term loans have origi-nal maturities of less than one year, and long-term loans havematurities of one year or more. Construction and land develop-ment loans include both unsecured loans and loans secured byreal estate. Thus some of the construction and land develop-ment loans would be reported on the statement of condition asreal estate loans and the remaining as business loans. Loans tofarmers exclude loans secured by real estate.

2. Average maturities are weighted by loan volumes ex-clusive of loans with no stated maturity (demand loans).

3. The approximate compounded annual interest rate oneach loan is calculated from survey data on the stated rate andother terms of the loan; then, in computing the average of theseapproximate effective rates, each loan is weighted by its dollaramount.

4. Large banks correspond roughly to banks with more than$400 million in total assets.

TABLE 25

1. Average of offering rates quoted by at least five dealers (inthe case of commercial paper) or finance companies (in thecase of finance paper).

2. Yields are quoted on a bank-discount basis.3. Average of the midpoint of the range of daily dealer clos-

ing rates offered for domestic issues.4. Averages of offering rates quoted by five dealers.5. Annual figures are averages of the individual observa-

tions. For the other series, annual averages are constructedfrom the monthly averages,

6. Except for auction averages, yields are computed fromdaily closing bid prices; auction averages are recorded in theweek in which the bills are issued.

7. Yields on the more actively traded issues adjusted to con-stant maturities by the U.S. Treasury, based on daily closing-bid prices.

8. For the first four months of 1980, each figure is an averageof only five business days near the end of the month. For therest of the year, each weekly figure is calculated on a biweeklybasis and is the average of five business days ending on theMonday following the calendar week. These data are used todetermine the maximum interest rate payable on small savercertificates.

9. Unweighted averages for all outstanding bonds neitherdue nor callable in less than 10 years, including several very lowyielding "flower" bonds.

10. General obligations only, based on figures for Thursday,from Moody's Investors Service.


11. Twenty issues of mixed quality.12. Averages of daily figures from Moody* s Investors Ser-

vice.13. Data are a compilation of the Board of Governors of the

Federal Reserve System. Issues included are of long term (20years or more). New-issue yields are based on quotations ondate of offering; yields on recently offered issues (included onlyfor first four weeks after termination of underwriter price re-strictions) are based on Friday close-of-business quotations.

14. Provided by Standard & Poor's Corporation.15. Weekly figures are seven-day averages of daily effective

rates for the week ending Wednesday; the daily effective rate isan average of the rates on a given day weighted by the volume oftransactions at these rates.

16. Weekly figures are averages of daily quotations for theweek ending Wednesday.

TABLE 26

1. Margin credit includes all credit extended to purchase orcarry stocks or related equity instruments and secured at, leastin part by stock. Credit extended is end-of-month da*a formember firms of the New York Stock Exchange.

Besides assigning a current loan value to margin stock gen-erally, Regulations T and U permit special loan values for con-vertible bonds and stock acquired through exercise of subscrip-tion rights.

2. A distribution of this total by equity class is shown in table26-C.

3. Free credit balances are in accounts with no unfulfilledcommitments to the brokers and are subject to withdrawal bycustomers on demand.

4. Each customer's equity in his collateral (market value ofcollateral less net debit balance) is expressed as a percentage ofcurrent collateral values.

5. Balances that may be used by customers are the margindeposit required for additional purchases. Balances may arisewith transfers based on loan values of other collateral in the cus-tomer's margin account or with deposits of cash (usually saleproceeds).

basis. Before that date, data were reported on a gross-of-valuation-reserves basis.

2. Beginning April 1979, data include obligations of U.S.government agencies. Before that date, this item was includedin "Corporate and other."

3 Item includes securities of foreign governments and in-tern^tional organizations and, before April 1979, nonguaran-

, teed issues of U.S. government agencies.4. .Excludes checking, club, and school accounts.5.'. Commitments outstanding (including loans in process) of

banks in New York State as reported to the Savings BanksAssociation of that state.

SOURCE. Estimates of National Association of MutualSavings Banks for all savings banks in the United States.

TABLE 27-C

1. Direct and guaranteed obligations. Excludes federalagency issues not guaranteed, which are shown in this tableunder "Business/'

2, Issues of foreign governments and their subdivisions andbond$ of the International Bank for Reconstruction and Devel-opment.

SOURCE. Estimates of the American Council of Life Insurancefor all life insurance companies in the United States. Annualfigures are annual-statement asset values, with bonds carriedon an amortized basis and stocks at year-end market values.Adjustments for interest due and accrued and for differencesbetween market and book values are not made on each itemseparately but are included, in total, in "Other assets."

TABLE 27-D

SOURCE. Estimates by the National Credit Union Adminis-tration for a group of federal and state-chartered credit unionsthat acpount for about 30 percent of credit union assets. Figuresare preliminary and are revised annually to incorporate recentbenchmark data.

TABLE 27 A

1. Holdings of stock in the Federal Home Loan Banks are in-cluded in "Other" (line 4).

2. Includes net undistributed income, which is accrued bymost, but not all, associations.

3. Excludes figures for loans in process, which are shown asa liability.

SOURCE, Estimates by the Federal Home Loan Bank Boardfor all savings and loan associations in the United States. Dataare based on monthly reports of federally insured associationsand annual reports of other associations. Even when revised,data for the current and the preceding year are subject tofurther revision.

TABLE 27-B

. 1. The National Association of Mutual Savings Banksreports that, effective April 1979, balance sheet data are notstrictly comparable with data for previous months. BeginningApril 1979, data are reported on a net-of-valuation-reserves

TABLE 28

1. Effective October 1,1980, the Pension Benefit GuarantyCorporation was reclassified from an off-budget agency to anon-budget agency in the U.S. Department of Labor.

2. Half-year figures are calculated as a residual (total surplusor deficit less trust-fund surplus or deficit).

3. Item includes the Postal Service Fund, Rural Electrifica-tion and Telephone Revolving Fund, and Rural TelephoneBank.

4. Data include U.S. Treasury operating cash accounts, spe-cial drawing rights, gold tranche drawing rights, loans to the In-ternational Monetary Fund, and other cash and monetaryassets.

5. Item includes accrued interest payable to the public, de-posit funds, miscellaneous liability (including checks outstand-ing) and asset accounts^ seignorage, increment on gold, profiton sale of gold, net gain or loss for U.S. currency-valuation ad-justment, and net gain or loss for IMF loan-valuationadjustment.

SOURCES. U.S. Treasury Department, "Monthly TreasuryStatement of Receipts and Outlays of the U.S. Government,"and Treasury Bulletin, various issues; and The Budget of theUnited States Government, Fiscal Year 1981.


TABLE 29-A

1. In June 1978, earned-income-credit payments in excessof an individual's tax liability, formerly treated as income taxrefunds, were classified as outlays retroactive to January 1976.

2. Old-age, disability, and hospital insurance; and railroadretirement accounts.

3. Old-age, disability, and hospital insurance.4. Supplementary medical insurance premiums, federal

employees' retirement contributions, and civil service retire-ment and disability fund.

5. Deposits of earnings by Federal Reserve Banks and othermiscellaneous receipts.

SOURCES. U.S. Treasury Department, "Monthly TreasuryStatement of Receipts and Outlays of the U.S. Government,"and The Budget of the U.S. Government, Fiscal Year 1981.

TABLE 29-B

1. Effective October 1,1980, the Pension Benefit GuarantyCorporation was reclassified from an off-budget agency to anon-budget agency in the Department of Labor.

2. Consists of interest received by trust funds, rents androyalties on the outer continental shelf, and U.S. governmentcontributions for employee retirement.

SOURCES. U.S. Treasury Department, "Monthly TreasuryStatement of Receipts and Outlays of the U.S. Government,"and The Budget of the U.S. Government, Fiscal Year 1981. Forsome categories, an adjustment was made to the last month ofthe fiscal year so that functional totals for the fiscal years matchthose in the Budget.

TABLE 30

1. Includes guaranteed debt of U.S. government agencies,specified participation certificates, notes to international lend-ing organizations, and District of Columbia stadium bonds.

SOURCE. Treasury Bulletin.

TABLE 31

1. Includes (not shown separately) securities issued to theRural Electrification Administration and to state and localgovernments; depository bonds; retirement plan bonds; andindividual retirement bonds.

2. These nonmarketable bonds, also known as InvestmentSeries B Bonds, may be exchanged (or converted) at theowner's option for lV2 percent, five-year marketable Treasurynotes. Convertible bonds that have been so exchanged areremoved from this category and recorded in the "Notes"category (line 5).

3. Nonmarketable dollar-denominated and foreign cur-rency-denominated series held by foreigners.

4. Held almost entirely by U.S. government agencies andtrust funds.

5. Data for Federal Reserve Banks and U.S. governmentagencies and trust funds are actual holdings; data for othergroups are Treasury estimates.

6. Consists of the investments of foreign balances and inter-national accounts in the United States. Excludes non-interest-bearing notes issued to the International Monetary Fund.

7. Includes savings and loan associations, nonprofit institu-

tions, corporate pension trust funds, dealers and brokers,certain U.S. government deposit accounts, and U.S. govern-ment-sponsored agencies.

SOURCES. Data by type of security, U.S. Treasury Depart-ment, Monthly Statement of the Public Debt of the United States;data by holder, Treasury Bulletin.

TABLE 32

1. Interest-bearing marketable public debt securities.Figures are complete for U.S. government agencies and trust

funds and Federal Reserve Banks, but data for other groups in-clude only holdings of those institutions that report. For num-ber of institutions reporting in other holder groups and the pro-portions of all marketable securities owned by those groupsthat are accounted for by the reporting institutions, see"Treasury Survey of Ownership," in Treasury Bulletin.

"All others," a residual, includes holdings of all those not re-porting in the Treasury Survey, including investor groups not *listed separately.

2. Excludes trust departments.

TABLE 33-A

1. Averages are based on number of trading days in theperiod.

Transactions include both purchases and sales of U.S. gov-ernment securities dealers reporting to the Federal ReserveBank of New York. The figures represent market transactionsonly and exclude allotments of, and exchanges for, new securi-ties, redemption of called or matured securities, and purchasesor sales of securities under repurchase, reverse repurchase(resale), or similar contracts.

2. Includes, among others, all other dealers and brokers incommodities and securities, foreign banking agencies, and theFederal Reserve System.

TABLE 33-B

1. Averages are based on number of trading days in theperiod.

Positions consist of net amounts (in terms of par values) ofsecurities owned by nonbank dealer firms and dealer depart-ments of commercial banks on a commitment (that is, trade-date) basis. Positions include securities that have been sold bythe dealers under agreements to repurchase, unless the repur-chase agreement is exactly matched by a reverse repurchase(resale) agreement. The maturities of some repurchase agree-ments are sufficiently long, however, to suggest that the securi-ties involved are not available for trading purposes. Securitiesowned, and hence dealer positions, do not include securitiespurchased under agreements to resell.

TABLE 33-C

1. Averages are based on number of calendar days in theperiod.

The data represent total amounts outstanding of funds bor-rowed by nonbank dealer firms and dealer departments ofcommercial banks against U.S. government and federal agencysecurities (through both collateral loans and sales under agree-ments to repurchase) plus internal funds used by dealer depart-ments of banks to finance positions in such securities. Borrow-


ings against securities held under agreements to resell areexcluded when there is a matched agreement-that is, the bor-rowing contract and the agreement to resell are equal inamount and maturity.

2. All business corporations except commercial banks andinsurance companies.

3. Figures cover financing involving U.S. government andfederal .agency securities, negotiable certificates of deposit,bankers acceptances, and commercial paper (based onWednesday figures, in terms of actual money borrowed orlent).

4. Includes all reverse repurchase agreements, includingthose that have been arranged to make delivery on short salesand those for which the securities obtained have been used ascollateral on borrowings, that is, matched agreements.

5. Includes both repurchase agreements undertaken to fi-nance positions and "matched book" repurchase agreements.

^Because the reporting form for financing was changed inJune 1980, line items for C.I and C.2 are different.

TABLE 34

1. Consists of mortgages assumed by the Defense Depart-.ment between 1957 and 1963 under family housing and home-owners assistance programs.

2. Includes participation certificates reclassified as debt.3. On-budget4. Consists of debentures issued in payment of Federal

Housing Administration insurance claims. Once issued, thesesecurities may be sold privately on the securities market.

5. Certificates of participation issued before fiscal 1969 bythe Government National Mortgage Association acting as trust-ee for the Farmers Home Administration; Department ofHealth, Education, and Welfare; Department of Housing andUrban Development; Small Business Administration; and theVeterans Administration.

6. Off-budget7. Unlike other federally sponsored agencies, the Student

Loan Marketing Association may borrow from the FederalFinancing Bank (FFB) because its obligations are guaranteedby the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare.

8. The FFB, which began operations in 1974, is authorized topurchase or sell obligations issued, sold, or guaranteed by otherfederal agencies. Since the FFB incurs debt solely for the pur-pose of lending to other agencies, its debt is not included in themain portion of the table to avoid double counting.

9. Includes FFB purchases of agency assets and guaranteedloans; the latter contains loans guaranteed by numerousagencies with the guarantees of any particular agency beinggenerally small. The Farmers Home Administration item con-sists exclusively of agency assets, while the Rural Electrifica-tion Administration entry contains both agency assets andguaranteed loans.

TABLE 35

1. Par amounts of long-term issues based on date of sale.2. Only bonds sold pursuant to the Housing Act of 1949,

which are secured by contract requiring the Housing Assis-tance Administration to make annual contributions to the localauthority.

SOURCE. Public Securities Association.

TABLE 36

1. Figures, which represent gross proceeds of issues matur-ing in more than one year sold for cash in the United States, areprincipal amount or number of units multiplied by offeringprice. Excludes offerings of less than $100,000, secondary offer-ings, undefined or exempted issues as defined in the SecuritiesAct of 1933, employee stock plans, investment companiesother than closed-end, intracorporate transactions, and sales toforeigners.

SOURCE. U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.

TABLE 37

1. Excluding money market funds.2. Includes reinvestment of investment income dividends.

Excludes reinvestment of capital gains distributions and shareissues of conversions from one fund to another in the samegroup.

3. Excludes share redemptions resulting from conversionsfrom one fund to another in the same group.

4. Market value at end of period, less current liabilities.5. Also includes all U.S. government securities and other

short-term debt securities.SOURCE. Investment Company Institute data based on re-

ports of members, which are substantially all open-end invest-ment companies registered with the Securities and ExchangeCommission. Data reflect newly formed companies after theirinitial offering of securities.

TABLE 38

SOURCE. Survey of Current Business (U.S. Department ofCommerce).

TABLE 39

1. Series have been revised. For description, see Federal Re-serve Bulletin, vol. 64 (July 1978), pages 533-37. Source for therevised series is the Federal Trade Commission.

2. The ratio of total current assets to total current liabilities.

TABLE 40

1. "Other" consists of construction; social services andmembership organizations; and forestry, fisheries, and agricul-tural services.


TABLE 43

1. Weighted averages based on sample surveys of mortgagesclosed by major institutional lenders during the first five fullworking days of the month. Compiled by the Federal HomeLoan Bank Board in cooperation with the Federal DepositInsurance Corporation.

2. Includes all fees, commissions, discounts, and "points"paid (by the borrower or the seller) to obtain a loan.

3. Average effective interest rates on loans closed, assumingprepayment at the end of 10 years.


4. Average contract rates on new commitments for conven-tional first mortgages, rounded to the nearest 5 basis points;from U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.

5. Average gross yields on 30-year, minimum-downpay-ment first mortgages, insured by the Federal Housing Admin-istration for immediate delivery in the private secondarymarket. Any gaps in data are in periods of adjustment tochanges in maximum permissible contract rates.

6. Average net yields to investors on fully modified pass-through securities backed by mortgages and guaranteed by theGovernment National Mortgage Association, assumingprepayment in 12 years on pools of 30-year FHA/VAmortgages carrying the prevailing ceiling rate. Monthly figuresare unweighted averages of Monday quotations for the month.

7. Average gross yields (before deduction of 38 basis pointsfor mortgage servicing) on accepted bids in the Federal Na-tional Mortgage Association's auctions of 4-month commitmentsto purchase home mortgages, assuming prepayment in 12years for 30-year mortgages. No adjustments are made forFNMA commitment fees or stock-related requirements.Monthly figures are unweighted averages for auctions con-ducted within the month.

8. Beginning March 1980, FHA-insured and VA-guaranteed mortgage holdings in lines 14 and 15 are combined.

9. Includes some multifamily and nonprofit hospital loancommitments in addition to one- to four-family loan commit-ments accepted in FNMA's free market auction system, andthrough the FNMA-GNMA tandem plans.

10. Mortgage amounts offered by bidders are total bids re-ceived.

11. Includes participations as well as whole loans.12. Includes conventional and government-underwritten

loans,

TABLE 44

1, Minor revisions in some items were made for 1976 and1977. These revisions are available from the Mortgage andConsumer Finance Section, Board of Governors of the FederalReserve System, Washington, D.C. 20551.

2. Includes loans held by nondeposit trust companies butnot bank trust departments.

3, Outstanding principal balances of mortgage-backedsecurities insured or guaranteed by the agency indicated.

4. Other holders include mortgage companies, real estateinvestment trusts, state and local credit agencies, state andlocal government retirement funds, noninsured pension funds,credit unions, arid U.S. agencies for which amounts are small orseparate data are not readily available.

SOURCES. Based on data from various institutional and gov-ernment sources, with figures for some quarters estimated inpart by the Federal Reserve in conjunction with the FederalHome Loan Bank Board and the U.S. Department of Com-merce. Separation of nonfarm mortgage debt by type of prop-erty, if not reported directly, and interpolations and extrapola-tions, when required, are estimated .mainly by the FederalReserve. Multifamily debt refers to loans on structures of fiveor more units.

TABLE 45

1. The consumer installment credit series covers mostshort- and. intermediate-term credit extended to individualsthrough regular business channels, usually for the financing ofthe purchase of consumer goods and services or the refinancingof debts incurred for such purposes, and scheduled to be repaid

(or with the option of repayment) in two or more installments.The series generally excludes mortgage financing, which is

reported elsewhere, although some credit secured by juniorliens on real estate may be reported in the data for certain hold-ers, such as-finance companies. Also excluded are (a) creditcard or other receivables held by a holding company ratherthan by its subsidiary financial institution; (b) extensions offunds against the cash value of life insurance policies or,generally, against savings accounts; (c) loans to farmers; and(d) noninstallment credit extended to individuals. Some com-ponents include unearned (precomputed) finance charges.

2. Includes auto dealers and excludes 30-day charge creditheld by travel and entertainment companies.

3. Net change equals extensions minus liquidations (repay-ments, charge-offs, and other credits). Monthly data are sea-sonally adjusted.

TABLE 46

1. Monthly data are seasonally adjusted.2. Includes auto dealers and excludes 30-day charge credit

held by travel and entertainment companies.

TABLE 47

1. Excess of total assets over total liabilities consists of gold,special drawing rights (SDRs), and corporate equities notincluded in liabilities minus total floats and discrepancies intotal assets in adjacent column.

2. Rest-of-the-world total holdings of gold and SDRs appearas assets and are included in totals because in flow tables trans-actions in these categories are treated as purchases and sales ofexisting assets without associated liabilities.

3. Assets are shown at market value; nonbank financeliability is redemption value of shares of open-end investmentcompanies. No specific liability is attributed to issuers of stocksother than open-end investment companies for amounts out-standing.

4. Includes savings bonds and other nonmarketable debtheld by the public. Postal savings system deposits are includedin "Miscellaneous" in part A, line 34.

5. Issues by agencies in the budget (Commodity CreditCorporation, Government National Mortgage Association,Tennessee Valley Authority, Federal Housing Administra-tion) and by sponsored credit agencies in financial sectors.Includes loan participation certificates.

6. Entry under business assets is corporate only. Noncor-porate trade credit is deducted in liabilities total to conform toquarterly flow tables.

TABLE 48-C

1. Excludes corporate equities.2, Foreign investment is net of bond issues abroad, and

bond issues outside the United States are excluded from liabili-ties.

3, Revenue bonds to finance industrial pollution control.Issued by state and local governments to finance private invest-ment and secured in interest and principal by the industrialuser of the funds.

4. Loans except mortgages, short-term paper, and tradedebt. Includes loans due in more than one year and excludescurrent maturities of securities and mortgages.

229


TABLE 49

1 . Annual data for line 20 for 1970-78 are revised as

1970 1261971 1371972 147

.9

.29

197319741975

166.9 19182.2 19200.0 19

767778

Linefollows:

. 218.0 12

. 239.4 13 . . .

. 267.0 14u . . .16. . .17. ..

Annual data for lines 12-20 and 22-23 for 1979 are revised as 18. . .follows: 20' ' '

12 136 513 113.514 10815 105

9

3

16171819. .

14Q 1 50308.5289.S 22248.6 23

. 299.6

. 217.4 Lme

. 217.7

12.13.14.

Monthly data for line 20 for 1970-75 are revised as follows: 15 .

1970 . .1971 . .1972 . .1973 . .1974 . .1975 . .

1970 . .1971 . .1972 . .1973 . .1974 . .1975 . .

Jan.

121.7133.1141.5157.7175.0187.9

July

128.0137.5147.5167.4184.1200.4

Feb.

122.6133.5143.1160.8175.9189.0

Aug.

128.9138.5149,1168.8184,7202,7

Monthly data forfollows:

Line

12. .13. .14, .15. .16, .17. .18. .19. .20. .

Line

12. .13. .14. .-15. .16. .1 T

lines

Mar.

123.4134.6143.7162.7176.9189.9

Sept.

129.6138.8149.9170.5185.7204.3

Apr.

126.7135.1144,6164.0178.4195.0

Oct.

129.3139.1152.9172.1187,3206.0

May

126.2135.8146.0164.7180.7208.5

Nov.

129.5139.6155.3173.7187.3207.1

10 .June 17 ,

lo .126.1 19.139,4 20.1 A 4 1144.5 ~ •~'~166.0182.2 L'ne201.7

Dec. 1 2 . . .

130.7 14. . .141.4 15 . . .156.7 16 , . .174.5 17 . . .188.3 18. . .208.0 19 . . .

20. ..

12-20 for 1976-79 are revised as Line

1976

Jan.

119,098.996.293.8

130.0212.5200.4169.4210.7

Feb,

119.599.496.794.4

130.5214.4202.0171.3212.8

Mar.

119.899.797.194.9

130.8215.3203.1172.7213.7

Apr.

120.3100.297.795.6

131.3216.8204.7173.9214.5

May

120.3100.097.695.4

131.5218.3206.4175.5215.7

1976

July

120.8100.297.895.4

132.0ti 1 i

Aug.

121.0100.297.995.4

132.3"i^-i f\

Sept.

121.4100.998.596.2

132.6I^A A

Oct.

121.3100.598.095.3

132.8*»^c o

Nov.

121.8101.198.596.0

133.1"»^O 1

12. . . .13

June 1 4 . . . .15

120.5 16100.1 17. ...97.7 1 8 . . . .95.3 19

131.6 20. ...219.1207.0176.1 Line

216.3

12

Dec. 1415

122.0 16. ...101.1 1798.6 1 8 . . . .96.0 19

133.5 20

July

125.7105.2101.899.4

137.0245.3231.5200.2241.3

1977

Aug. Sept.

126.1105.2101.999.5

137.5247.2232.9201.6243.1

126.9105.8102.399.9

138.4249.4235.4203.4245.0

Oct.

127.2105.9102.399.8

138.8252.3238.5205.3247.5

Nov.

127,7106.2102.5100.1139.5254.7240.5206.6249.7

Dec.

128.0106.2103.1100.7140.0256.9241.8208.9251.9

1978

Jan.

128.4106.4103.5101.1140.5257.6244.1210.1252.3

Feb.

128.9106.6103.8101.4141.1259.5246.0213.0254.6

Mar.

129.6107.4104.1101.7141.8262.8249.6216,2258.6

Apr.

130.8109.2104.6102.2142.7266.5253.7

. 218.3261.5

May

131.3109.4105,0102.6143.3268,3255.0219.3262.8

June

131.9110.1105.4102.9143.9271.0257.8221.3264.5

1978

July

132.3110.4105.7103.1144.3275.0260.0223.8268.3

Aug.

132.7110.7105.9103.4144.8277.4261.9225.1270.6

Sept.

133.0111.0106.2103.7145.1279.8264.4227.7272.6

Oct.

133.4111.5106.6104.1145.5283.8268.2230.6276.2

Nov.

134.1112.1107.2104.8146.1287.0271.1234.4279.1

Dec.

134.5112.4107.6105.2146.6290.8273.9237.4283.0

1979

Jan.

134.8112.6107.9105.4147.0293.0277.2240.8285,6

Feb.

135.2112.7108.1105.5147.5295.7279.5243.4288.1

Mar.

135.8113.5108.3105.7147.9299.2282.8245.5291.5

Apr.

135.8113.5108.4105.8148.0300.3283.9247.3292,5

May

136.3113.8108.6106.0148.7302.1284.9246.8293.9

June

136.7114.1108.9106.2149.1305,3287.4247,9296.7

1979

July

136.9114.3109.0106.3149.3310.2289.9249.8301.2

Aug.

137.1114.0108.5105.5149.8313.5292.3249.2304.1

Sept

137.2113.9108.4105.3150.0315.5295.1251.5305.7

Oct.

137.4113.7108,1104.9150.4319,3297.4252.6309.3

Nov.

137.4113.2107.5104.0150.7322.7300.6253.2312.3

Dec.

137.6113.3107.3103.9150.9325.7302.8255.6314.9

12131415161718, . . .19. . . .20

122.4101.599.196.5

133.9231.6217,8185.3227.7

122.8102.099.396.7

134.2234.4220.8188.6227.2

123.4102.999.997.5

134.7237.0223.2191.3232.4

124.0103.7100.598.1

135.2238.6225.3193.5234.0

124.6104.2101.098.6

135.7240.2227.6196.3235.2

125.2104.8101.499.1

136.4242.0229.6198.9237.7

2. Ratios of indexes of production to indexes of capacity.Federal Reserve estimates. See table 51, note 1.

3. Index of dollar value of total construction contracts, in-cluding residential, nonresidential, and heavy engineering,from McGraw-Hill Informations Systems Company, F. W.Dodge Division.

4. Based on data m Employment and Earnings (U.S. Depart-ment of Labor). Series covers employees only, excluding per-sonnel in the Armed Forces.

5. Based on data in Survey of Current Business (U.S. Depart-ment of Commerce).

6. Based on U.S. Bureau of Census data published in Surveyof Current Business.


7. Not seasonally adjusted. Based on data published by theU.S. Department pf Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics,

SOURCE. Basic data (not index numbers) for series men-tioned in notes 4,5, and 6 and indexes for series mentioned innotes 3 and? may also be found in Survey of Current Business.

TABLE 50

1. Primary processing includes textiles, lumber, paper, in-dustrial chemicals, petroleum refining, rubber and plastics,stone, clay, and glass, and primary and fabricated metals.

2. Advanced processing includes food, tobacco, apparel,furniture, printing, chemical products such as drugs and toi-letries, leather, machinery, transportation equipment, instru-ments, miscellaneous manufacturing, and ordnance.

3. Industrial materials are items both produced and used asinputs by manufacturing plants, mines, and utilities; industrialmaterials cover many of the items represented in the primary-processing grouping of manufacturing as well as some of theoutput of mines and utilities such as iron ore, crude oil, andelectricity sold to industry.

4. These data are the same as those in the ANNUAL STATISTI-CAL DIGEST, 1970-1979.

5. Capacity utilization is calculated as the ratio of the Fed-eral Reserve's seasonally adjusted index of industrial produc-tion to the corresponding index of capacity.

For a detailed description of these series, see Federal ReserveMeasures of Capacity and Capacity Utilization (Board of Gov-ernors of the Federal Reserve System, 1978), and "CapacityUtilization: Manufacturing and Materials, January 1967-December 1978" (Federal Reserve statistical release, 1979).

TABLE 51

1. Published groupings include some series and subtotalsnot shown separately. For a detailed description of the revisionand for historical data, see "Industrial Production: 1976 Revi-sion* (Board of Governors, 1979).

2. 1972 dollar value.

TABLE 52

1. Seasonal factors are no longer calculated for lines 12through 41.

2. Data are on an international accounts basis, which differsfrom the Census basis for reasons of coverage and timing;military exports are excluded from merchandise data and areincluded in line 6.

3. Includes reinvested earnings of incorporated affiliates.4. Associated primarily with military sales contracts and

other transactions arranged with or through foreign officialagencies.

5. Consists of investments in U.S. corporate stocks and indebt securities of private corporations and state and localgovernments.


TABLE 53

1. Beginning July 1974, the International Monetary Fundadopted a technique for valuing the special drawing right basedon a weighted average of exchange rates for the currencies of 16member countries. The U.S. reserve position in the IMF and

SDR holdings are also valued on this basis beginning in July1974. At valuation used before July 1974 (SDR1 = $1.20635)total U.S. reserve assets, reserve position in IMF, and SDRholdings were as follows (in millions of dollars, end of period).

Month

1979January . .FebruaryMarchApril . . . .MayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember . . .

1980January . . .FebruaryMarchAprilMay . . . . . .JuneJulyAugust . .SeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember

Total

19,83119 64121,01120 80221 70920 61219 36019,36217,82117,37718,57718,221

20,16320,10720 91820,91421 12521 08421 02621,84522,15623,22324,98026,141

Reservepositionin IMF

543641644632732723710788774763824747

747794781616664863901

1,0501,1511,1831,3492.379

SDKs

2,4982 5002,50024672 49524952 4952,4952,4952,4952,4952,495

3,5493,5493 5493,4453 4453 4453 5323,6773,6833,6833,7342.468

2. Includes gold in Exchange Stabilization Fund. Gold heldunder earmark at Federal Reserve Banks for foreign and inter-national accounts is not included in the gold stock of the UnitedStates; see table 61.

3. Includes allocations by the IMF of special drawing rightsas follows: $867 million on January 1, 1970; $717 million onJanuary 1, 1971; $710 million on January 1, 1972; $1,139million on January 1, 1979; and $1,152 million on January 1,1980; plus net transactions in SDRs.

4. Represents the U.S. reserve tranche position in the IMF(the U.S. quota, plus net U.S. loans to the IMF, minus IMFholdings of dollars), which is the amount that the United Statescould purchase in foreign currencies automatically if needed.Under appropriate conditions, the United States could pur-chase additional amounts related to the U.S. quota.

5. Valued at current market exchange rates.6. Includes U.S. government securities held under repur-

chase agreement against receipt of foreign currencies, if any.

TABLE 54-A

1. Includes the Bank for International Settlements.2. Principally demand deposits, time deposits, bankers

acceptances, commercial paper, negotiable time certificates ofdeposit, and borrowings under repurchase agreements.

3. Includes nonmarketable certificates of indebtedness (in-cluding those payable in foreign currencies) and nonmarket-able Treasury bills issued to official institutions of foreigncountries.

4. Excludes notes issued to foreign official nonreserveagencies. Includes bonds and notes payable in foreign cur-rencies.

5. Debt securities of U.S. government corporations andfederally sponsored agencies, and U.S. corporate stocks andbonds.


TABLE 54-B

1. Includes Bank for International Settlements.2. Includes countries in Oceania and Eastern Europe.

TABLE 55-A

1. Excludes negotiable time certificates of deposit, whichare included in "Other negotiable and readily transferable in-struments." Data prior to April 1978 cover short-term depositsonly.

2. Includes borrowing under repurchase agreements.3. U.S. banks: includes amounts due to own foreign

branches and foreign subsidiaries consolidated in "Consoli-dated report of condition" filed with bank regulatory agencies.Agencies, branches, and majority-owned subsidiaries offoreign banks: principally amounts due to head office or parentforeign bank and to foreign branches, agencies, or whollyowned subsidiaries of head office or parent foreign bank.

4. Financial claims on residents of the United States, otherthan long-term securities, held by or through reporting banks.

5. Includes nonmarketable certificates of indebtedness andnonmarketable Treasury bills issued to official institutions offoreign countries.

6. Principally bankers acceptances, commercial paper, andnegotiable time certificates of deposit.

7. Principally the International Bank for Reconstruction andDevelopment and the Inter-American and Asian Develop-ment Banks. Data exclude "holdings of dollars" of the Inter-national Monetary Fund.

8. Foreign central banks and foreign central governmentsand the Bank for International Settlements.

9. Excludes central banks, which are included in "Officialinstitutions."

TABLE 55-B

1. Includes the Bank for International Settlements. Begin-ning April 1978, also includes Eastern European countries notincluded in line 23.

2. Beginning April 1978, comprises Bulgaria, Czechoslo-vakia, German Democratic Republic, Hungary, Poland, andRomania.

3. Included in "Other Latin America and Caribbean"through March 1978.

4. Comprises Bahrain, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar,Saudi Arabia, and United Arab Emirates (Trucial States),

5. Comprises Algeria, Gabon, Libya, and Nigeria.6. Excludes "holdings of dollars" of the International

Monetary Fund.7. Asian, African, Middle Eastern, and European regional

organizations, except the Bank for International Settlements,which is included in "Other Western Europe."

TABLE 56

1. Data for period before April 1978 include claims of banks'domestic customers on foreigners.

2. Includes the Bank for International Settlements. Begin-ning April 1978, also includes Eastern European countries notincluded in line 23.

3. Beginning April 1978, comprises Bulgaria, Czechoslo-vakia, German Democratic Republic, Hungary, Poland, andRomania.

4. Included in "Other Latin America and Caribbean"through March 1978.

5. Comprises Bahrain, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar,Saudi Arabia, and United Arab Emirates (Trucial States).

6. Comprises Algeria, Gabon, Libya, and Nigeria.7. Excludes the Bank for International Settlements, which is

included in "Other Western Europe."

TABLE 57

1. Beginning April 1978, data for banks' own claims aregiven on a monthly basis, but the data for claims of banks'domestic customers are available on a quarterly basis only.

2. UrS. banks: includes amounts due from own foreignbranches and foreign subsidiaries consolidated in "Consoli-dated report of condition" filed with bank regulatory agencies.Agencies, branches, and majority-owned subsidiaries offoreign banks: principally amounts due from head office orparent foreign bank, and foreign branches, agencies, or whollyowned subsidiaries of head office or parent foreign bank.

3. Assets owned by customers of the reporting bank locatedin the United States that represent claims on foreigners held byreporting banks for the account of their domestic customers,

4. Principally negotiable time certificates of deposit andbankers acceptances.

5. Data through March 1978 are outstanding collectionsonly.

6. Includes demand and time deposits and negotiable andnonnegotiable certificates of deposit denominated in U.S.dollars issued by banks abroad.

TABLE 58

1. The first available data are for June 1978.2. Remaining time to maturity.3. Includes nonmonetary international and regional organi-

zations.

TABLE 59

1. Data on claims exclude foreign currencies held by U.S.monetary authorities.

2. Includes claims of banks' domestic customers throughMarch 1978.

3. Assets owned by customers of the reporting bank locatedin the United States that represent claims on foreigners held byreporting banks for the accounts of their domestic customers.

TABLE 60

1. Estimated official and private holdings of marketableU.S. Treasury securities with an original maturity of more thanone year. Data are based on a benchmark survey of holdings asof January 31, 1971, and monthly transactions reports.Excludes nonmarketable U.S. Treasury bonds and notes heldby official institutions of foreign countries.

2. Beginning December 1978, includes U.S. Treasury notes,denominated in foreign currencies, publicly issued to privateforeign residents.


4. Comprises Algeria, Gabon, Libya, and Nigeria.


TABLE 61

1. Excludes deposits and U.S. Treasury securities held forinternational and regional organizations.

2. Marketable U.S. Treasury bills, certificates of indebted-ness, notes, and bonds; and nonmarketable U.S. Treasurysecurities payable in dollars and in foreign currencies.

3. Earmarked gold is gold held for foreign and internationalaccounts; it is not included in the gold stock of the UnitedStates.

TABLE 62

1. Comprises oil-exporting countries as follows: Bahrain,Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and UnitedArab Emirates (Trucial States).

2. Includes state and local government securities, andsecurities of U.S. government agencies and corporations. Alsoincludes issues of new debt securities sold abroad by U.S.corporations organized to finance direct investments abroad.

TABLE 63

1. For breakdown by country (short-term and long-termseparately) for March-September 1978, see ANNUAL STATISTI-CAL DIGEST for 1974-1978, pages 241, 246. Totals for thatperiod are as follows:

Type

1 Total

2 Payable in dollars3 Payable in foreign

currencies

Mar.

11,510

10,626

884

1978

June

11,870

11,044

825

Sept.

12,786

11,955

831

2. Before December 1978, foreign currency data includeonly liabilities denominated in foreign currencies with anoriginal maturity of less than one year.


4. Comprises Algeria, Gabon, Libya, and Nigeria.5. Includes nonmonetary international and regional organ-

izations.

TABLE 64

1. For breakdown by country (short-term and long-termseparately) for March-September 1978, see ANNUALSTATISTICAL DIGEST for 1974-1978, pages 243, 246. Totals forthat period are as follows:

Type

1 Total . . . .

2 Payable in dollars3 Payable in foreign

currencies

Mar.

23,541

21,779

1.763

1978

June

23,229

21,665

1,564

Sept.

23,260

21,292

1.968

Beginning December 1978, table 57, "Banks' own and do-mestic customers' claims on foreigners" includes monthly

figures for U.S. dollar deposits in banks abroad, reported bynonbanking business enterprises in the United States.

2. Before December 1978, foreign currency data includeonly claims denominated in foreign currencies with an originalmaturity of less than one year.


4. Comprises Algeria, Gabon, Libya, and Nigeria.5. Includes nonmonetary international and regional

organizations,SOURCES. Data in table 52 are from Survey of Current Business

(U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of EconomicAnalysis).

Table 53 is based on U.S. Treasury Department data and ondata reported to the Treasury Department by the InternationalMonetary Fund.

Tables 54 through 62 are based on Treasury Departmentdata and on data reported to the Treasury Department by banks(including Federal Reserve Banks) and brokers in the UnitedStates. The data exclude the holdings of dollars by the Inter-national Monetary Fund derived from payments of the U.S.subscription and from the exchange transactions and otheroperations of the IMF. The data also exclude U.S. Treasuryletters of credit and U.S. nonnegotiable, noninterest-bearingnotes held by nonmonetary international and regionalorganizations.

Tables 63 and 64 are based on data reported to the TreasuryDepartment by nonbanking business enterprises.

The term "foreigners" covers all institutions and individualsdomiciled outside the United States (including U.S. citizensdomiciled abroad), and the foreign branches, subsidiaries, andoffices of U.S. banks and business concerns; the central govern-ments, central banks, and other official institutions of foreigncountries, wherever located; and international and regionalorganizations, wherever located. The term "foreigners" alsoincludes persons in the United States when it is known byreporting institutions that they are acting on behalf offoreigners.

TABLE 65

1. For a given month, total assets may not equal total liabili-ties because some branches did not adjust the net position ofthe bank in the branch to reflect unrealized paper profits andpaper losses caused by changes in exchange rates, which areused to convert foreign currency values into equivalent dollarvalues.

TABLE 66

1. The banking offices covered by these data are the U.S.offices and foreign branches of U.S.-owned banks and of U.S.subsidiaries of foreign-owned banks. Offices not coveredinclude (1) U.S. agencies and branches offoreign banks, and (2)foreign subsidiaries of U.S. banks. To minimize duplication,the data are adjusted to exclude the claims on foreign branchesheld by a U.S. office or another foreign branch of the samebanking institution. The data in this table combine foreignbranch claims in table 65 (the sum of lines 7 through 10) withthe claims of U.S. offices in table 56 (excluding those held byagencies and branches offoreign banks and those constitutingclaims on own foreign branches). However, see also note 2.

For June 1978 and subsequent dates, the claims of the U.S.offices in this table include only banks' own claims payablein dollars. For earlier dates the claims of the U.S. offices also in-

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elude customer claims and foreign currency claims (amountingin June 1978 to $10 billion).

2. In addition to the Organization of Petroleum ExportingCountries shown individually, this group includes othermembers of OPEC (Algeria, Gabon, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Libya,Nigeria, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and United Arab Emirates) aswell as Bahrain and Oman (not formally members of OPEC).

3. Excludes Liberia.4. Includes Canal Zone beginning December 1979.5. Foreign branch claims only.6. Includes New Zealand, Liberia, and international and re-

gional organizations.

TABLE 67

1. Rates are mainly those at which the central bank eitherdiscounts or makes advances against eligible commercialpaper or government securities for commercial banks orbrokers. For countries with more than one rate applicable tosuch discounts or advances, the rate shown is the one at which itis understood the central bank transacts the largest proportionof its credit operations.

2. Beginning November 1980, the compounded annual rateis based on the official rate per day.

TABLE 68

1. Rates are for three-month interbank loans except forCanada, finance company paper; Belgium, three-monthTreasury bills; and Japan, Gensaki rate.

TABLE 69

1. Index of weighted-average exchange value of U.S. dollaragainst currencies of other Group of Ten (G-10) countries plusSwitzerland. Weights are 1972-76 global trade of each of the 10countries. Series revised as of August 1978 (see Federal ReserveBulletin, vol. 64, August 1968, p. 700).

TABLE 70

1. Averages of certified noon buying rates in New York forcable transfers.

monthly revaluation at market exchange rates of foreign ex-change commitments.

6. Beginning September 1980, Federal Reserve notes heldby the Reserve Banks are exempt from the collateral require-ment

7. Includes Federal Reserve notes held by U.S. Treasury andby Federal Reserve Banks other than the issuing Bank.

TABLE 72

1. This item includes expenses for labor and materials tem-porarily capitalized and charged to activities when the productsare consumed.

2. The total expense for Richmond has been adjusted toexclude $2,526,109, which was allocated to the expenses ofother Federal Reserve Banks for operation of the FederalReserve Communications System.

3. Includes unrealized gains and losses.4. For additional details, see the Board of Governors of the

Federal Reserve System, 67th Annual Report, 1980 (1981),pages 242-44.

TABLE 73

1. Excludes banks that have banking facilities only; bankingfacilities are shown separately; see note 2,

Except for the following, branches and additional offices arelocated in the same state as the parent bank. (In this table thesebranches are shown according to their own location rather thanthat of the parent bank.)

Type and location of bank Number and locationof branches

1 national in New Jersey1 national in California

1 noninsured unincorporatedin New York

3 insured nonmember inPuerto Rico

1 in Pennsylvania3 in Washington and 1

in Oregon1 in Massachusetts and

1 in Pennsylvania17 in New York and 1 in

California in 1980

2. Figures for December 31,1980, include 14 state membernoninsured trust companies.

3. Banking facilities (other than branches) that are providedat military and other government establishments througharrangements made by the Treasury; 85 banks operated suchfacilities and 18 had no other type of branch or facility in 1980.


TABLE 71

1. See the Board's Annual Reports for statements of condi-tion of the Federal Reserve Banks for other years.

2. Includes securities loaned-securities fully guaranteed byU.S. government pledged with Federal Reserve Banks; and ex-cludes any securities sold and scheduled to be bought backunder matched sale-purchase transactions.

3. Such assets are revalued monthly at market exchangerates.

4. Includes reserves of all depository institutions.5. Includes exchange-translation account reflecting the

TABLE 74

1. Includes all commercial banking offices (including facili-ties) on which checks are drawn. There were no nonpar bankingoffices as of December 31,1980.

2. Other areas are Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, AmericanSamoa, and Guam. For purposes of Regulation J (Collection ofChecks and Other Items by Federal Reserve Banks), PuertoRico and the Virgin Islands are assigned to the New YorkDistrict, American Samoa and Guam to the San FranciscoDistrict.

TABLE 75-A

1. Figures include all banks in Alaska and Hawaii, but ex-clude nonmember banks in territories and possessions.


2. Figures for December 31,1980, include 14 state membernoninsured trust companies.

3. Figures exclude new banks organized to succeed operat-ing banks.

TABLE 75-B

1. Provided at military and other government establish-ments through arrangements made by the U.S. TreasuryDepartment.

TABLE 76

1. Because Florida and New Hampshire have changed fromlimited branching to statewide branching states, the totals for1979 have been revised as follows:

State

50 states andDistrict ofColumbia . . . .



Unit banking

50 states andDistrict ofColumbia . . . .



Unit bankine

In opera-tion onJan. 1

(orJune 30)

Begin-ning

opera-tion

Ceasingopera-tion

In opera-tion onJune 30

(orDec. 31)

Net in-crease

January l-June30

42,290

21,138

19,2588,894

886

361

353172

237

102

9540

49,939

21,397

19,5169,026

649

259

258132

July 1-December 31

49,939

21,397

19,5169.026

1,637

780

636221

296

179

10314

51,280

21,998

20,0499.233

1,341

601

533207

2. S = statewide branching; L = limited branching; U = unitbanking.

SOURCES. Compiled from unpublished data from the Boardof Governors of the Federal Reserve System and the FederalDeposit Insurance Corporation.

TABLE 77

1. Number in parentheses is total of banking organizationsin state.

2. Independent bank.

TABLE 78

1. Companies included are those that have reported to theBoard of Governors of the Federal Reserve System pursuantto the requirements of the Bank Holding Company Act;the number includes some companies that have filed registra-tiqn statements, but whose holding company status has not yetbeen determined by the Board. Lists showing the names, of-fices, total assets, and total deposits of the subsidiary banks inthe holding company groups (both domestic and domesticincluding foreign) for 1980 are available from Publications Ser-

vices, Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System,Washington, D.C. 20551.

Figures exclude banking subsidiaries located in Puerto Ricoand holding companies whose only banking subsidiaries arelocated in Puerto Rico.

2. Companies that are subsidiaries of other bank holdingcompanies are eliminated.

3. Branches include locations other than the bank's headoffice; that is, domestic branches, customer-bank communica-tion terminals (CBCTs), facilities, foreign branches and subsid-iaries, and Edge Act and Agreement corporations, whenapplicable.

4. Companies whose only bank subsidiary is also a subsidi-ary of another, unrelated bank holding company areincluded.

5. Data for each state represent the number of bank holdingcompanies or groups having subsidiary banks in that staterather than the number of registered bank holding companiesor groups whose principal offices are located in the state.

6. The total does not necessarily equal the sum of the figuresfor states because it has been corrected for duplications; that is,holding companies or groups that have subsidiary banks inmore than one state are included in the total only once.

7. The multibank, pne-bank, and all commercial bank com-parisons for the 50 states and the District of Columbia (domes-tic only) for 1979 are revised as follows:

Item

Number of holding companygroups

Number of officesHolding companies

BanksBranches

All commercial banksBanksBranches

Amounts (millions of dollars)AssetsHolding companies.All commercial banksDepositsHolding companiesAll commercial banks

Total

2357

27,0994280

22,81951,52214 70836,814

1,004,7331,423,805

744,7011,098,359

Multi-bank

329

13,6792 261

11,418

483,470

365,558

One-bank

2 028

13 4202 019

11,401

521,263

379 142

8. S = statewide branching; L = limited branching; U = unitbanking.

TABLES 79 and 80

1. Data exclude 14 noninsured trust companies that aremembers of the Federal Reserve System.

2. This item is unavailable for all or some of the banks be-cause of the lesser detail available from banks without foreignoffices, the inapplicability of certain items to banks that haveonly domestic offices, the absence of detail on a fully consoli-dated basis for banks with foreign offices, and the absence ofdetail for banks, with assets less than $100 million and withdomestic offices only, that complete an abbreviated set ofreports.

3. The number of full-time equivalent employees on payrolland the number of banks are as of the end of the year.

TABLE 81

1. Minority-owned banks are defined as those in which morethan 50 percent of the stock is owned by minority groups, aswell as those independently controlled by minority groupmembers.


The following tabulation shows numbers of minority-ownedbanks for 1980 classified in two ways:

By type of minority

BlackHispanicWomenAsianAmerican Indian

4732973

By type of bank charter

Federal Reserve memberNationalState

Nonmember state

463

47

2. Includes data for firms that are members of the AmericanStock Exchange but not of the New York Stock Exchange thatreport directly to the Board of Governors of the Federal Re-serve System and also for other broker-dealers that reportvoluntarily to the National Association of Securities Deal-ers.

3. Credit extended to finance purchases through qualifiedstock option and employee stock purchase plans.

TABLE 82

1. Outside Treasury and Federal Reserve Banks,2. Paper currency only; $1 silver coins reported under coin.SOURCE, Condensed from U.S. Treasury Department, State-

ment of United States Currency and Coin.

TABLE 83

1. Includes deferred profit-sharing funds and pension fundsof corporations, unions, multiemployer groups, and nonprofitorganizations.

2, Includes Foreign Service Retirement and Disability TrustFund.

TABLE 84

1. Rates are reported on an annual percentage rate basis asspecified in Regulation Z (Truth in Lending) of the Board ofGovernors. Commercial bank rates are "most common" ratesfor direct loans with specified maturities; finance companyrates are weighted averages for purchased contracts on mobilehomes and other consumer goods, and for direct personalloans. For description of data, see Federal Reserve Bulletin, vol.59 (September 1973), pages 641-45.

TABLE 85

1. Annual data for bank lending under Regulation U ceasedto be collected after June 1977.

TABLE 86

1. These are members only of the American Stock Ex-change; AMEX firms that are also members of the New YorkStock Exchange are included under NYSE.

2. Excludes subordinated borrowing.3. Excludes subordinated indebtedness, which is included

in the item "Credit balances and money borrowed" (line 30)above.

TABLE 87

1. American Council of Life Insurance data for new commit-ments of $100,000 and over each on mortgages formultifamilyand nonresidential nonfarm properties, most of which are lo-cated in the United States. The old series covers 15 companiesthat account for a little more than one-half of both the totalassets and the nonfarm mortgages held by all U.S. life insur-ance companies; the new series covers 20 companies with 61percent of industry assets and 67 percent of nonfarm mort-gages.

2. Averages, which are based on number of loans, vary inpart with loan composition by type and location of property,type and purpose of loan, and loan amortization and prepay-ment terms. Data for the following are limited to cases forwhich information was available or estimates could be made:capitalization rate (net stabilized property earnings divided byproperty value); debt-coverage ratio (net stabilized earningsdivided by debt service); and percent constant (annual levelpayment, including principal and interest, per $100 of debt). Allstatistics exclude construction loans, increases in existingloans in a company's portfolio, reapprovals, and loans securedby land only.


Part 4-Index to Tables


Index to TablesReferences are to table numbers, not page numbers

ACCEPTANCES, bankers, 9, 22(B), 25, 72Agricultural loans, commercial banks, 20(A), 24Assets and liabilities (See also Foreigners)

Banking organizations, ten largest, 77Banks, by classes, 15,16, 17,18,19, 20(A)Domestic finance companies, 41Federal Reserve Banks, 10(A), 71Holding company groups, 78Minority-owned banks, 81Nonfmancial corporations, 39Savings institutions, 27

Assets of pension funds, 83Automobiles

Consumer installment credit, 45, 46Production, 51

BANK holding company groups, 78Bankers balances, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20(A)

(See also Foreigners)Banking offices

Banks in holding company groups, number, assets,and deposits, 78

In operation, number and changes, 73, 75, 76Par, number, 74

Banks for Cooperatives, 34Bonds (See also U.S. government securities)

New issues, 36Yields, 1(A.2)

Branch banks, 15, 20(B), 65, 73, 75Budget, U.S. (See Federal finance)Business activity, nonfmancial, 49Business expenditures on new plant, equipment, 40Business loans (See Commercial and industrial loans)

CAPACITY utilization, 49, 50(C)Capital accounts

Banks, by classes, 16, 17, 18, 19Federal Reserve Banks, 10(A), 71

Central banks, 67Certificates of deposit, 20(B), 25Commercial and industrial loans

Commercial banks, 15, 16, 24Weekly reporting banks, 20

Commercial banksAssets and liabilities, l(A.l, B), 15, 16, 17, 18,

19, 20(A), 77Banking offices, number and changes, 73, 75, 76Business loans, 23

Commercial banks-ContinuedCommercial and industrial loans, 20(C), 24Consumer loans held, by type, and

finance rates, 45, 46, 84Loans sold outright, 20(B)Number, by classes, 17, 18, 19Real estate mortgages held, by holder

and property, 44Commercial paper, 1(A.2), 22(A), 25, 41Condition statements (See Assets and liabilities)Construction, 49Consumer installment credit, 45, 46, 84Consumer prices, 49Corporations

Profits and their distribution, 38Security issues, 36

Cost of living (See Consumer prices)Credit unions, l(A.l, B), 27(D), 45, 46Currency and coin, 16, 17, 18, 19Currency in circulation, 2, 13, 82Customer credit, stock market, 26(B, C, D), 85, 86

DEBITS to deposit accounts, 11, 12Debt (See specific types of debt or securities)Demand deposits

Adjusted, commercial banks, 11, 14(B)Banks, by classes, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20(A, B)Ownership by individuals, partnerships, and

corporations, 21Subject to reserve requirements, 14(B)Turnover, 11

Depository institutions, reserve requirementsand reserves, 6, 14(A)

Deposits (See also specific types)Banks, by classes, l(A.l, B), 16, 17, 18, 19,

20(A, B), 27(B)Federal Reserve Banks, 2, 10(A), 71Subject to reserve requirements, 14(B)Turnover, 11, 12

Discount rates at Reserve Banks and at foreign centralbanks (See Interest rates)

Discounts and advances by Reserve Banks (SeeLoans)

DividendsCorporate, 38Federal Reserve Banks, 72Member banks, 80

Dollar, U.S., index of weighted-average value, 69


EMPLOYMENT, 49Eurodollars, 25

FARM mortgage loans, 44Federal agency obligations, 2, 9,10(A, C),

33(A, B), 71Federal credit agencies, 34Federal finance

Debt subject to statutory limit, types andownership, 30

Receipts and outlays, 29Treasury operating balance, 28

Federal Financing Bank, 28, 34Federal funds, 1(A.2), 4, 20(A), 25, 28Federal Home Loan Banks, 34Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation, 34, 43, 44Federal Housing Administration, 34, 43, 44Federal Intermediate Credit Banks, 34Federal Land Banks, 34,44Federal National Mortgage Association, 34, 43, 44Federal Reserve Banks

Condition statement, 10(A), 71Discount rates (See Interest rates)Earnings and expenses, 72U.S. government securities held, 2, 10(A, C), 31,

32, 71Federal Reserve credit, 2, 3, 10(A, C), 71Federal Reserve notes, 10(A, B), 71, 72Federally sponsored credit agencies, 34Finance companies

Assets and liabilities, 41Business credit, 42Loans, 20(A), 45, 46, 84Paper, 22(A), 25

Finance rates (See Interest rates)Financial institutions, loans to, 20(A)Float, 2Flow of funds, 47, 48Foreign currency operations, 10(A), 71, 72Foreign deposits in U.S. banks, 2, 10(A), 20(A), 71Foreign exchange rates, 70Foreigners

Claims on, 56, 57, 58, 59, 64, 65, 66Liabilities to, 20(B), 54, 55, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 65

GOLDCertificate, 10(A), 71Stock, 2, 53

Government National Mortgage Association, 34,43, 44

INCOME, personal, 49Income and expenses

Insured commercial banks, 79Member banks, 80

Industrial production, 49, 51Installment loans, 45, 46, 84Insurance companies, 27(C), 31, 32, 44, 87Insured commercial banks, 17, 18, 19, 73, 75, 79Interbank loans and deposits, 16Interest rates

Bonds, 1(A.2)Business loans of banks, 24

Interest rates-ContinuedFederal Reserve Banks, 1(A.2), 5Foreign central banks, 67Foreign countries, 68Installment credit, selected types, 84Money and capital markets, 1(A.2), 25Mortgages, 1(A.2), 43Prime rate, commercial banks, 23Time and savings deposits, 8

International capital transactions of the ynited States,54-66

International organizations, 54, 55, 56, 60, 61, 62, 65Investment companies, issues and assets^ 37Investments (See also specific types)

Banks, by classes, 16, 27(B)Commercial banks, l(A.l, B), 15, 16,17,18,

19, 20(A)Federal Reserve Banks, 10(A, C), 71Savings institutions, 27, 44, 87

LIFE insurance companies (See Insurancecompanies)

Loans (See also specific types)Banks, by classes, 16, 20, 27(B)Commercial banks, l(A.l, B), 15, 16,17, 18,19,

20, 24Federal Reserve Banks, 1(A.2), 2, 3, 5, 10(A, C),

71,72Insured or guaranteed by United States, 43, 44Savings institutions, 27, 44, 87

MANUFACTURINGCapacity utilization, 49, 50(C)Production, 50 (A, B)

Margin accounts, brokers' detailed de1j>it and creditbalances, 86

Margin regulations, credit subject to,by type, 85

Margin requirements, 7Member banks

Banking offices, number and changes, /3, 75Borrowing at Federal Reserve Banks, 3, 10(A), 71Federal funds and repurchase agreements, 4Income and expenses, 80 'Reserve requirements, 6Reserves and related items, 1(A.1,JB), 2, 3,

10(A), 14(A)Monetary aggregates, l(A.l, B), 14(A)Money and capital market rates (See Interest rates)Money stock measures and components, l(A.l, B), 13Mortgages (See Real estate loans) ,Mutual funds (See Investment companies)Mutual savings banks, l(A.l, B), 20(A), 27(B), 31, 32,

44, 45, 46, 73, 75

NATIONAL banks, number of banking offices andchanges, 73, 75

National defense outlays, 29(B)Nonmember banks

Banking offices, number and changes, 73, 75Income and expenses, 79


OPEN market transactions, 9

PAR banking offices, number, 74Pension funds, assets, 83Prices

Consumer and producer, 49Stock market, 26(A)

Prime rate, commercial banks, 23Production, 49, 51Profit and loss, Federal Reserve Banks, 72Profits, corporate, 38

REAL estate loansBanks, by classes, 20(A), 27(B)Rates, terms, yields, and activity, 1(A.2), 43Savings institutions, 27(A, B, C), 44Type of holder and property mortgaged, 44

Repurchase agreement and federal funds, 4, 20(A)Reserve requirements, 6Reserves

Commercial banks, 16, 17, 18, 19Depository institutions, 14(A)Federal Reserve Banks, 71Member banks, 2, 3, 10(A), 14(A)U.S. reserve assets, 53

Residential mortgage loans, 43Retail credit and retail sales, 45, 46, 49, 84

SAVING, flow of funds, 47, 48Savings and loan associations, l(A.l, B), 27(A), 32,

44, 45, 46Savings deposits (See Time deposits)Savings institutions, assets and liabilities, 27, 44, 87Securities (See also U.S. government securities)

Credit reported by lenders, 26(B, C, D), 85, 86Federal and federally sponsored credit

agencies, 34Foreign transactions, 62New issues, 35, 36Prices, 26(A)

Special drawing rights, 2, 10(A), 52, 53, 71State and local governments

Deposits, 20(A)Holdings of U.S. government securities, 31, 32

State and local governments-ContinuedNew security issues, 35Ownership of securities issued by, 27(B, C)Rates on securities, 1(A.2)

State member banks, number of banking offices andchanges, 73, 75

Stock market, 26, 85, 86Stocks (See also Securities)

New issues, 36Prices, 26(A)

TAX receipts, federal, 29(A)Thrift institutions, (See Savings institutions)Time deposits, l(A.l, B), 8, 12, 14(B), 16, 17, 18, 19,

20(A,B)Treasury currency and Treasury cash, 2Treasury deposits, 2, 10(A), 28, 71Treasury operating balance, 28

UNITED STATES balance of payments, 52U.S. government balances

Commercial bank holdings, 20(A)Member bank holdings, 14(B)Treasury deposits at Reserve Banks, 2, 10(A), 28, 71

U.S. government securitiesBank holdings, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20(A), 27(B), 32Dealers transactions, positions, and financing, 33Federal Reserve Bank holdings and earnings, 2,

10(A, C), 31, 32, 71, 72Foreign and international holdings and

transactions, 10(A), 31, 60, 61, 71Open market transactions, 9Outstanding, by type and ownership, 31, 32Rates, 1(A.2), 25Savings institutions, 27(B, C)

VETERANS Administration, 43, 44

WEEKLY reporting banks, 20Wholesale (producer) prices, 49

YIELDS (See Interest rates)


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