Full text of G.19 Consumer Credit : June 7, 1991
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FEDERAL RESERVE statistical release 'f^nss? For immediate release June 7, 1991 G.19 CONSUMER INSTALLMENT CREDIT Consumer installment credit outstanding grew $1,698 million in April, following a $320 million decline in March. Prior to the April increase, outstanding credit had declined in each of the four previous months. In April, revolving credit expanded at a less rapid pace than in February and March; mobile home and "other" loans increased for the first time in several months. Automobile credit outstanding fell only slightly in April, after declining appreciably over the prior months of the year. Net change in amount outstanding (millions of dollars) 1991 Apr p Mar r Feb Annual rate of growth (percent) 1991 Apr p Mar r Feb CHANGE IN CREDIT, BY TYPE 1/ (seasonally adjusted) Total Automobile Revolving Mobile home Other 1,698 ,-171 1,264 49 556 -320 -1,937 3,261 -78 -1,566 -201 -1,120 1,968 -258 -791 2.8 -0.7 6.7 2.9 3.2 „ 1991 May Apr -0.5 -8.2 17.7 -4.6 -9.0 Mar -0.3 -4.7 10.8 -15.1 -4.5 -1990May Feb 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 11 .28 15 .16 13 .80 18 .22 n .a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n .a . n.a. n.a. n.a. 11.60 15.42 13.88 18.28 11.82 15.41 14.09 18.14 n .a . n .a. 13.14 15.82 13.14 15.82 13.16 15.90 12.23 16.03 n .a. n .a. 55.4 47.3 55.2 47.2 55.2 47.1 54.5 46.1 87 97 87 97 88 96 87 96 11,993 8,751 12,121 8,763 12,081 8,605 12,064 8,169 n .a . n,.a. n..a. n..a. CONSUMER INSTALLMENT CREDIT, BY HOLDER AND TYPE 1/ Millions of dollars Apr p 1991 Mar r 1991 Feb 1991 Jan 1991 Dec 1990 Apr 1990 Mar 1990 seasonally adjusted Total Automobile Revolving Mobile home Other 734,140 732,442 732,762 732,962 735,102 727,798 726,67 280,518 226,082 20,171 207,369 280,689 224,817 20,123 206,813 282,626 221,556 20,200 208,379 283,746 219,588 20,459 209,170 284,585 220,110 20,919 209,487 290,000 207,673 22,359 207,766 290,75 205,78 22,67 207,46 748,300 722,166 719,65 —not seasonally adjusted-728,419 Total 725,462 729,264 736,399 s Major holder 336,214 134,723 90,355 42,327 38,317 4,357 82,126 335,754 131,552 90,772 42,491 38,497 4,296 82,100 339,282 133,021 91,131 43,875 38,864 4,404 78,687 341,426 134,965 91,991 44,939 40,945 4,766 77,367 347,466 137,450 92,911 45,616 43,552 4,822 76,483 336,026 138,174 91,580 56,956 39,579 3,928 55,923 333,04. 137,85 91,47 57,61 39,98 3,79 55,89 Automobile tommercia 1 banks Finance companies Pools of securitized assets 3/ 278,274 122,736 ,•71,7*1 277,798 123,411 69,233 27,775 279,913 124,745 70,287 26,872 282,214 126,235 72,015 25,123 284,813 126,259 74,397 24,537 287,564 126,154 79,295 19,484 287,64 125,81 79,52 19,68 Revolving Commercial banks Retailers Gasoline companies Pools of securitized assets 3/ 222,713 126,059 34,013 4,357 46,616 221,400 124,619 34,179 4,296 46,722 220,714 125,673 34,509 4,404 44,451 223,606 125,814 36, 510 4, 766 44,773 232,370 132,433 39,029 4,822 44,335 204,641 124,262 35,157 3,928 29,333 202,67 122,32 35,54 3,79 29,12 20,125 9,565 5,574 20,030 9,632 5,328 20,362 9,730 5,330 20,614 9,748 5,367 20,666 9,763 5,252 22,299 9,115 5,168 207,307 77,854 57,388 4,304 206,234 78,092 56,991 4,318 208,275 79,134 57,404 4,355 209,965 79,629 57,583 4,435 210,451 79,011 57,801 4,523 207,662 76,495 53,711 4,422 206,78 75,86 53,15 4,43 8,735 7,603 7,364 7,471 7,611 7,106 7,08 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 (incl. mobile homes) 3/ 22,55 9,04 5,17. 1. The Board's series on amounts of credit covers most short- and intermediate-term credit extended to individuals that is scheduled to be repaid (or has the option of repayment) in two or more installments, excluding loans secured by real estate. 2. Interest rates are annual percentage rates as specified by Regulation Z. Commercial bank data are simple unweighted averages of each bank's "most common" rate charged during the first calendar week of the month. Finance company data from the subsidiaries of the three major U.S. automobile manufacturers are 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. 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