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CONSUMER—fNSTALJ
.MENT^RED: AT COMMERCIAL BANKS
CREDIT^
OCTOBER 1966

Consumer instalment credit held by commercial banks increased
. 1 j > million in October to $31,878 million at the month-end. Automobile paper,
$0[
which customarily increases after new model introductions, accounted for more
than one-half of the total expansion. Other consumer goods paper continued to
increase but at a less rapid rate than'in the past six months.
The October increase of $98 million in loan volume was attributable
to the seasonal expansion in automobile loans." The volume" extended on all other
types of instalment credit were somewhat below the totals for September.
Consumer Instalment Credit at Commercial Banks
(Estimates, in millions of dollars)

Type of credit

Automobile paper, total
Purchased
Direct
Other consumer goods
Home repair and modernization
Personal loans

Amounts outstanding
Change from:
Year
Month
ago

Oct. 31,
1966

Volume extended
Change from:
Year
Month
ago
ago '

Oct.
1966

17,485

+ 59:

+1,796

1,364

+200

+23

11,353
6,132

+ 40
+ 19

+1,234
+ 562

881
483

+116
+ 84

+18
+ 5

* 4,910

+ 46

+

785

405

- 29

+27

1/

+
+

43
636

116
635

- 12
- 61

-13
- 5

2,520

+ 98

+32

2,593
6,890

-

5

31,878

+100

+3,260

1,415
4,247
1,906

1/
- 23
+ 8

+
+
+

98
210
136

110
298
138

+
+
-

Cleveland
Richmond
Atlanta .

2,519
2,458
2,799

+ 17
+ 4
+ 22

+
+
+

411
179
381

193
190
275

1/
+ 5
+ 13?

|

Chicago
St. Louis
Minneapolis

4,934
1,469
997

+ 21
+ 1
+ 6

•+
+
+

477
115
135

382
107
81

+ 41
- 5
- 6

i

Kansas City
Dallas
San Francisco

1,625
1,970
5,539

+ 10
+ 14
+ 20

.+
+
+

170
231
717

140
169
437

+ 10
+ 19
+ 21

! + 7
, + 1
+29

TOTAL
Federal Reserve District:

x

Boston
New York
.Philadelphia

1/ Less than 0.5 million.




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