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FEDERAL RESERVE statistical release mil For immediate Release February 8, 1978 COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL LOANS OUTSTANDING BY INDUSTRY Commercial and industrial loans increased a net of $467 million at Weekly Reporting Large Commercial banks during the W e e k ending February 2, 1978. The principal net increases were $123 million in loans for communication and $113 million in loans for retail trade. The largest offsetting decrease was $404 million in. loans for bankers acceptances. BUSINESS OF BORROWER C H A N G E FROM WEEK E N D E D FEB. 2, D E C . 28, |JAN. 25, 1977 1978 1977 i (IN MILLIONS OF D O L L A R S ) OUTSTANDING FEB. 1, 197b £ / DURABLE GOODS M A N U F A C T U R I N G - TOTAL PRIMARY METALS MACHINERY TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT OTHER FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS OTHER DURABLE GOODS 15,135 2,589 4,726 2,453 2,015 3,352 + 146 22 56 53 12 3 • 811 35 39 266 310 239 126 251 17 177 94 129 NONDURABLE GOODS M A N U F A C T U R I N G - TOTAL FOOD, LIQUOR, AND TOBACCO TEXTILES, APPAREL, AND LEATHER PETROLEUM REFINING CHEMICALS AND RUBBER OTHER NONDURABLE GOODS 14,854 3,725 3,203 2,712 2,953 2,261 + 55 41 27 12 52 5 + * 1,621 318 142 421 376 364 89 76 89 13 70 7 29 * 1,347 61 MINING (INCLUDING CRUDE NATURAL GAS) PETROLEUM & * 9,014 TRADE - TOTAL COMMODITY DEALERS OTHER WHOLESALE RETAIL 17,213 2,199 7,856 7,158 TRANSPORTATION, C O M M U N I C A T I O N , AND OTHER PUBLIC UTILITIES - TOTAL TRANSPORTATION COMMUNICATION OTHER PUBLIC UTILITIES + 204 7 84 113 2,164 65 1,183 + 916 12,212 5,219 1,578 5,415 11 3 123 109 538 138 53 453 4,504 26 11,820 42 BANKERS ACCEPTANCES 3,974 404 FOREIGN COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL LOANS 4,929 45 ALL OTHER LOANS 7,571 125 + 869 87 TOTAL CLASSIFIED LOANS TOTAL UNCLASSIFIED LOANS 101,226 23,062 137 330 + 5,888 + 3,648 - 1,519 + 159 TOTAL COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL LOANS 124,288 467 + 9,536 - 1,360 CONSTRUCTION SERVICES + + + - 512 248 167 97 + + 43 5 173 125 • • 70 647 • 191 571 - 2,249 - 1,110 + *Data for the Boston District as of February 1, 1978, is preliminary due to hazardous weather c o n d i t i o n s . data for Boston will be published on next week's H.12 press release. 103 Revised P/ PRELIMINARY. NOTE: EFFECTIVE MARCH 24, 1976, RE-CLASSIFICATION OF LOANS IN CHICAGO CITY R E S U L T E D IN THE FOLLOWING MAJOR R E V I S I O N S : ALL OTHER LOANS, - $ 8 5 9 MILLION; TOTAL CLASSIFIED L O A N S , - $ 6 7 3 MILLION. AN ADDITIONAL RE-CLASSIFICATION IN SAN FRANCISCO DISTRICT E F F E C T I V E M A R C H 31, 1976, C H A N G E D TOTAL UNCLASSIFIED LOANS AND TOTAL COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL LOANS - $493 M I L L I O N . THESE RE-CLASSIFICATIONS ARE NOT REFLECTED FOR EARLIER D A T E S . H.12(A) LARGE B U S I N E S S OF B O R R O W E R DUR. GOODS MFG.-TOTAL PRIMARY METALS MACHINERY TRANSPORTATION EQUIP. OTHER FAB. METAL PROD. OTHER DURABLE GOODS C O M M E R C I A L AND INDUSTRIAL LOANS O U T S T A N D I N G AT A S A M P L E OF WEEKLY R E P O R T I N G C O M M E R C I A L BANKS BY INDUSTRY AND FEDERAL R E S E R V E D I S T R I C T , WEEK ENDED F E B . 1, (IN M I L L I O N S OF D O L L A R S ) ALL DISTRICTS P/ 15,135 2,589 4,726 2,453 2,015 3,352 BOSTON NEW YORK P/ , 848 5,101 105 1,130 33 8 1,468 975 74 130 464 201 1,064 PHILACLEVE- RICHMOND ATLANTA CHICAGO DELPHIA LAND P/ P/ , 787 439 3,206 1,389 419 97 54 462 404 72 257 375 109 1,177 78 95 70 571 140 40 396 154 241 83 51 184 229 123 178 600 ST. LOUIS 1976 KANSAS MINNEAPP0L1S CITY DALLAS SAN FRANCISCO P/ 275 49 55 16 60 95 226 19 83 6 43 75 167 12 51 14 44 46 465 55 139 62 108 101 1,813 130 596 390 241 456 14,854 3,725 3,203 2,712 2,953 2,261 702 96 248 26 108 224 6,711 1,254 1,511 1,552 1,563 831 561 150 188 48 62 113 565 122 43 80 201 119 570 104 265 29 65 107 738 163 369 26 74 106 2,221 750 316 363 441 351 266 89 75 21 24 57 204 102 6 28 13 55 271 72 13 128 27 31 531 83 71 251 65 61 1,514 740 98 160 310 206 9,014 46 3,415 121 453 23 226 1,632 57 47 360 1,790 824 TRADE-TOTAL COMMODITY DEALERS OTHER WHOLESALE RETAIL 17,213 2,199 7,856 7,158 920 46 529 345 5,837 1,131 2,819 1,887 783 71 353 359 953 12 420 521 1,150 67 529 554 853 43 400 410 2,245 155 1,132 958 639 180 216 243 353 91 98 164 600 58 240 302 642 67 213 342 2,238 258 907 1,073 TRANSP., COMMUN., & OTHER PUB. UTILITIES TRANSPORTATION COMMUNICATION OTHER PUBLIC UTILITIES 12,212 5,219 1,578 5,415 516 215 102 199 5,952 2,096 602 3,254 473 224 99 150 576 199 80 297 374 192 125 57 410 265 32 93 1,912 866 219 827 261 214 22 25 139 64 15 40 159 78 37 44 405 205 45 155 1,035 561 200 274 4,504 192 983 157 344 269 298 721 82 122 97 620 619 11,820 557 3,221 942 769 650 722 1,934 251 262 386 718 1,408 3,974 40 1,880 147 74 111 25 607 17 — 23 230 820 FOR. C O M L . & IND. LOANS 4,929 146 2,036 92 448 114 129 605 31 15 2 141 1,170 ALL 7,571 88 2,377 54 462 458 362 402 225 67 77 506 2,473 TOTAL CLASS. LOANS TOTAL UNCLASS. LOANS 101,226 4,055 768 37,513 1,455 4,117 695 6,033 1,371 4,138 1,264 4,202 1,069 15,485 2,751 2,104 506 1,455 2,162 23,062 631 6,048 998 13,914 11,452 TOTAL C O M L . & IND. LOANS 124,288 4,823 38,968 4,812 7,404 5,402 5,271 18,236 2,612 1,555 2,793 7,046 25,366 NONDUR. GOODS MFG.-TOTAL FOOD, LIQUOR, & TOBACCO T E X . APPAR., & LEATHER PETROLEUM REFINING C H E M I C A L S & RUBBER OTHER NONDURABLE GOODS MINING (INCL. CRUDE PETROLEUM & NAT. GAS) CONSTRUCTION SERVICES BANKERS P/ OTHER ACCEPTANCES LOANS P R E L I M I N A R Y . F I N A L T O T A L W I L L A P P E A R IN THE F . R . B U L L E T I N . SAN F R A N C I S C O D I S T R I C T F I N A L F I G U R E S A P P E A R IN A R E L E A S E CLASSIFIED LOANS ARE AS OF FEBRUARY 8, 1978. OF THAT RESERVE BANK. 100 For immediate Release February 8, 1978 H.12(B) COMMERCIAL AND I N D U S T R I A L T E R M L O A N S O U T S T A N D I N G BY INDUSTRY Total commercial and industrial term loans were $48,216 million as of January 25, 1978. This was an increase of $2,086 million over the comparable data a year ago and an increase of $750 million from the last Wednesday in December, 1977. The principal net increases were $173 million in loans for services, $101 million in loans for construction and $95 million in loans for transportation equipment. The total of all business term loans on January 25 represents 48 percent of business outstanding at large commercial banks in the series. BUSINESS P E R C E N T OF TOTAL B U S I NESS LOANS OF B O R R O W E R TERM L O A N S JAN. 25, 1978 (%) C H A N G E FROM M O N T H E N D E D DEC. 28, JAN. 26r DEC. 28, 1977 1977 1977 (IN M I L L I O N S OF DURABLE GOODS M A N U F A C T U R I N G - TOTAL PRIMARY METALS MACHINERY TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT OTHER F A B R I C A T E D METAL P R O D U C T S OTHER D U R A B L E G O O D S 53 61 52 60 44 49 7,906 1,559 2,403 1,432 862 1,630 N O N D U R A B L E G O O D S M A N U F A C T U R I N G - TOTAL FOOD, L I Q U O R , A N D T O B A C C O TEXTILES, APPAREL, AND LEATHER PETROLEUM REFINING CHEMICALS AND RUBBER OTHER N O N D U R A B L E G O O D S 52 38 31 79 66 53 7,669 1,436 973 2,136 1,926 1,198 MINING (INCLUDING CRUDE NATURAL GAS) 73 6,570 + 16 TRADE - TOTAL COMMODITY DEALERS OTHER W H O L E S A L E RETAIL 27 13 24 35 4,649 294 1,874 2,481 + 88 24 83 19 TRANSPORTATION, COMMUNICATION, AND OTHER PUBLIC UTILITIES - TOTAL TRANSPORTATION COMMUNICATION OTHER P U B L I C U T I L I T I E S 69 72 62 69 8,434 3,731 901 3,802 CONSTRUCTION 45 2,002 + SERVICES 48 5,746 FOREIGN COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL LOANS 54 ALL O T H E R LOANS TERM L O A N S O U T S T A N D I N G TOTAL PETROLEUM + - + + + - + -— + + + 122 33 77 95 30 47 103 17 25 89 25 31 DOLLARS) + + — + + + + + + 86 64 224 47 97 102 + + + - 963 32 + _ 122 33 77 95 30 47 103 17 25 89 25 31 • + + 432 296 203 + 724 • 16 + 640 33 265 342 • 88 24 83 19 + + + + & + + — 49 79 24 54 + + +. _ - 650 154 54 550 101 + 453 + 173 + 2,623 - 5 35 2,617 • • 48 48,216 + + • + - + + - - 49 79 24 54 + 101 327 > 173 - 903 - 5 103 + 446 • 103 750 + 2,086 • 750 — + + + • . H.12(C) C O M M E R C I A L A N D I N D U S T R I A L TERM L O A N S O U T S T A N D I N G AT A S A M P L E OF W E E K L Y R E P O R T I N G L A R G E C O M M E R C I A L B A N K S 6Y I N D U S T R Y AND F E D E R A L RtrScRVfc D I S T R I C T , J A N . 2 5 , 1976 (IN M I L L I O N S OF D O L L A R S ) B U S I N E S S OF BORROWER ALL DISTRICTS BOSTON NEW YORK CLEVE- RICHMOND PHILALAND DELPHIA ATLANTA CHICAGO ST. LOUIS KANSAS MINNEAPP0L1S CITY DALLAS SAN FRANCISCO OUR* GOODS MFG.-TOTAL PRIMARY METALS MACHINERY TRANSPORTATION EQUIP. OTHER F A B . METAL P R O D . OTHER DURABLE GOODS 7,906 1,559 2,403 1,432 682 1,630 358 43 159 42 46 68 3,060 695 659 691 269 566 293 41 66 35 46 63 669 317 207 97 123 145 230 52 30 16 16 114 138 16 27 34 25 36 1,745 260 656 317 171 341 127 23 25 5 35 39 66 12 27 1 8 20 59 2 19 5 16 17 244 35 64 36 43 46 675 63 222 153 82 155 NONDUR. GOODS MFG.-TOTAL FOOD, LIQUOR, & TOBACCO TfcX. A P P A R . , & L E A T H E R PETROLEUM REFINING CHEMICALS & RUBBER OTHER NONDURABLE GOODS 7,669 1,436 973 2,136 1,926 1,198 226 22 53 19 26 106 3,637 540 336 1,366 1,124 469 216 42 56 40 33 45 327 50 24 62 116 75 332 39 146 23 41 61 129 35 35 11 32 16 1,500 421 195 317 337 230 114 35 37 7 10 25 85 50 16 6 11 82 26 2 35 10 9 271 27 40 146 34 24 550 149 45 94 155 107 MINING (INCL. CRUDE PETROLEUM & NAT. GAS) 6,570 26 2,820 36 314 10 102 1,431 42 40 237 1,186 324 TRADE-TOTAL COMMODITY DEALERS OTHER WHOLESALE RETAIL 4,649 294 1,674 2,481 225 10 109 106 1,520 103 643 774 191 7 85 99 291 6 136 149 426 21 117 290 159 3 69 67 802 t>9 330 403 118 6 52 58 65 18 47 137 3 7t> 56 228 23 68 137 485 41 171 273 TRANSP., COMMON., & OTHER PUB. UTILITIES TRANSPORTATION COMMUNICATION OTHER PUBLIC UTILITIES 8,434 3,731 901 3,802 289 158 68 63 4 , 536 1,696 334 2,506 249 98 61 90 420 159 49 212 157 66 34 37 165 142 14 29 1,550 695 125 730 176 162 10 6 58 52 3 3 70 42 12 16 250 156 35 57 492 283 156 53 CONSTRUCTION 2,002 69 535 51 142 123 90 394 24 37 33 292 212 SERVICES 5,746 315 1,727 401 464 316 275 1,130 140 50 207 232 469 FOR. COML. & IND. LOANS 2,623 52 1,161 30 237 44 9 264 6 13 1 58 726 ALL OTHER 2,617 29 965 6 178 203 46 194 69 27 32 163 685 48,216 1,589 20,201 1,475 3,282 1,843 1,133 9,010 820 443 658 2,944 4,618 T O T . TERM LOANS LOANS OUTSTAND. — —
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