Full text of G.19 Consumer Credit : December 7, 1990
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•"cto&f" FEDERAL RESERVE statistical release For immediate release December 7, 1990 G.19 CONSUMER INSTALLMENT CREDIT Consumer installment credit outstanding grew $1.5 billion in October, following a $2.8 billion increase in September. Growth in revolving credit slowed in October from September. Auto loans outstanding declined further in October as did loans for mobile homes. All "other" consumer loans outstanding increased at about the same pace as in September. Net change in amount outstanding (millions of dollars) 1990 Oct p Sep r Aug Annual rate of growth (percent) 1990 Oct p Sep r Aug CHANGE IN CREDIT, BY TYPE 1/ (seasonally adjusted) Total Automobile Revolving Mobile home Other 1,465 -785 1,558 -188 880 2.4 -3.3 3,056 -1,508 2,354 180 2,030 2,837 -21 2,312 -303 849 Nov 3.6 -10.0 5.0 — — Oct 1990—— Sep 4.6 -0.1 12.9 -15.8 4.9 5.0 -6.3 13.3 9.5 11.7 Aug 1989Nov TERMS OF CREDIT 2/ (not seasonally adjusted) Interest rates Commercial banks 48-mo. new car loan 24-mo. personal loan 120-mo. mobile home loan Credit card plan Auto finance companies New car loan Used car loan Other terms at auto finance companies Maturity (months) New car loan Used car loan Loan-to-value ratio (percent) New car loan Used car loan Amount financed (dollars) New car loan Used car loan n .a . n .a. n .a . n .a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. 11.89 15.46 14.09 18.18 11.94 15.42 13.97 18.07 n .a. n .a . n .a . n .a . 12.34 16.03 12.62 15.98 13.27 16.09 n,.a. n,.a. n..a. n..a. 54.3 46.1 54.8 46.2 55.1 45.6 n .a. n,.a. n,.a. n..a. 85 95 86 96 89 96 n..a. n .a. n..a. n,.a. 11,837 8,403 11,939 8,415 12,279 8,063 11 .62 15 .69 13 .99 18 .23 CONSUMER INSTALLMENT CREDIT, BY HOLDER AND TYPE 1/ Millions of dollars Oct p 1990 Sep r 1990 Aug 1990 Jul 1990 Jun 1990 Oct 1989 Sep 1989 seasonally adjusted Total Automobile Revolving Mobile home Other 736,687 735,222 732,385 729,329 724,601 710,133 705,703 284,477 218,362 22,484 211,364 285,261 216,804 22,672 210,484 285,283 214,492 22,976 209,635 286,791 212,138 22,795 207,605 287,168 208,362 22,733 206,338 290,210 191,734 22,621 205,568 288,839 190,378 22,661 203,825 no^. seasonally adjusted 737,345 737,260 734,511 727,196 722,953 711,295 708,370 344,887 141,329 91,488 50,787 36,047 4,718 68,089 344,941 140,890 91,311 51,358 36,682 4,723 67,355 342,987 139,496 91,306 52,399 37,231 4,722 66,370 339,124 138,796 90,631 52,503 36,804 4,396 64,942 335,998 138,642 90,137 52,902 37,382 4,192 63,700 335,657 143,293 91,291 58,720 37,045 3,947 41,342 332,502 146,296 91,285 59,556 37,400 4,052 37,279 Automobile Commercial banks Finance companies Pools of securitized assets 3/ 287,805 128,167 78,033 20,785 289,255 128,937 78,116 21,239 288,221 128,079 77,205 21,562 287,479 126,986 77,716 21,692 287,254 126,988 78,273 21,043 293,664 128,213 86,655 15,024 293,114 126,972 90,217 11,785 Revolving Commercial banks Retailers Gasoline companies Pools of securitized assets 3/ 216,266 127,927 31,601 4,718 40,798 214,853 126,995 32,212 4,723 39,606 213,119 125,967 32,735 4,722 38,194 209,592 124,569 32,325 4,396 36,786 206,820 122,116 32,884 4,192 36,076 189,913 120,484 32,618 3,947 20,371 188,684 119,413 32,961 4,052 19,731 22,713 9,356 5,400 22,815 9,396 5,423 23,033 9,541 5,358 22,873 9,443 5,328 22,644 9,296 5,266 22,849 9,130 5,205 22,808 9,121 5,106 210,561 79,437 57,896 4,446 210,337 79,613 57,351 4,470 210,138 79,400 56,933 4,496 207,252 78,126 55,752 4,479 206,235 77,598 55,103 4,498 204,869 77,830 51,433 4,427 203,764 76,996 50,973 4,439 6,506 6,510 6,614 6,464 6,581 5,947 5,763 Total Major holder Commercial banks Finance companies Credit unions Savings institutions Retailers Gasoline companies Pools of securitized assets 3/ Major credit type 4/ Mobile homes Commercial banks Finance companies Other Commercial banks Finance companies Retailers Pools of securitized assets Cincl, mobile homes) 3/ f 1. The Board s series on amounts of credit covers most short- and intermediate-term credit extended to individuals that is scheduled t o be repaid Cor has the option of repayment) in two or more installments, excluding loans secur ed by real estate. 2. Interest rates are annual percentage rat es as specified by Regulation Z. Commercial bank data are simple unweighted averages of each bankss "most common" rate charged during the first calendar week of the month. Fina nee company data from the subsidiaries of the three major U.S. automobile manufacturers a re volume-weighted averages covering all loans of each type purchased during the month. 3. Outstanding balances of pools upon which securities have been issued; these balances are no longer carried on the balance sheets of the loan originator 4. Type-of-credit totals include estimates for certain holders for which only consumer credit totals are available. r = revised. preliminary. The G.19 Statistical Release is issued around the fifth working day of each month. date and time may be obtained by calling (202) 452-3206. The exact