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FEDERAL .•ijgHfe-. RESERVE statistical llll! release For Immediate release July 13, 1977 COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL LOAMS OUTSTANDING BY I K ) US TRY H.U Coesercial and industrial loans decreased a net of $127 million at weekly reporting large commercial banks during the week ending July 6, 1977. The principal net decreases were $259 million in loans for other public utilities, $126 million in loans for services and $100 million in loans for transportation. The largest offsetting increase was $169 million in loans for communication. BUSINESS OF BORROWER OUTSTAND ING JULY 6, 1977 PZ* CHANGE FROM VEEK ENDS) DEC. 2 9 , JULY 7 , JUNE 2 9 , 19 76 1976 1977 ( I N M I L L I O N S OF DOLLARS) DURABLE GOODS MANUFACTURING - TOTAL PRIMARY METALS MACHINERY TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT OTHER FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS OTHER DURABLE GOODS 15,183 2,371 4,749 2,405 1,971 3,667 NONDURABLE GOODS MANUFACTURING - TOTAL FOOD# LIQUOR* AND TOBACCO TEXTILE S , APPAREL, AND LEATHER PETROLEUM REFINING CHEMICALS AND RUBBER OTHER NONDURABLE GOODS 14,589 3,292 3,913 2,610 2,779 1,995 MINING (INCLUDING CRUDE PETROLEUM & NATURAL GAS1 8,193 TRADE - TOTAL COMMODITY DEALERS OTHER WHOLESALE RETAIL 15,337 1,669 6,80 5 6,863 TRANSPORTATION, COMMUNICATION« AND OTHER PUBLIC U T I L I T I E S - TOTAL TRANSPORTATION COMMUNICATION OTHER PUBLIC U T I L I T I E S 11,59 5 4,937 1,365 5,293 CONSTRUCT ION 63 45 55 7 10 20 — — • • • • - • — + • — • - • — 4,303 • 16 196 291 266 254 123 • — - • + 1,031 86 70 164 267 444 • 727 244 700 46 220 99 + 836 • • • — 970 253 516 707 9 36 61 11 22 27 + • 640 191 299 234 225 73 21 • 1,513 14 34 44 24 190 100 169 259 • • • • • - • • • 1,551 29 • 886 • 636 1 ,934 466 418 1,050 - + — • — • • • — 612 204 13 395 36 + 146 • 381 11,158 - 126 + 325 • 191 BANKERS ACCEPTANCES 3,756 • 76 + 932 - 3 , 117 FOREIGN COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL LOANS 5,26 2 • 12 - 491 - ALL OTHER LOANS 7,76 0 • 39 • 792 ' • + 200 73 • 3 ,490 + 2,793 127 • SERVICES TOTAL CLASSIFIED LOANS TOTAL UNCLASSIFIED LOANS 97,136 22,176 119,312 TOTAL COMMERCIAL 6 INDUSTRIAL LOANS * SAN FRANCISCO DISTRICT CLASSIFIED LOANS ARE AS OF JUNE 29, 1977. 6,283 _ 821 87 • 327 2 , 213 • 1, 886 PZ PRELIMINARY. NOTEL EFFECTIVE MARCH 2 4 , 1 9 7 6 , RE-CLASSIFICATION OF LOANS I N CHICAGO CITY RESULTED IN THE FOLLOWING MAJOR REVISIONS* ALL OTHER LOANS, -SB59 M I L L I O N S TOTAL CLASSIFIED LOANS, - * 6 7 3 MILLION. AN ADDITIONAL RE-CLASSIFICATION I N SAN FRANCISCO D I S T R I C T EFFECTIVE MARCH 3 1 , 1 9 7 6 , CHANGED TOTAL UNCLASSIFIED LOANS AND TOTAL COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL LOANS - $ 4 9 3 M I L L I O N . THESE RE-CLASSIFICATIONS ARE NOT REFLECTS) FOR EAR L I B * DATES. H.12(A) 1977 | IN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS) BUSINESS OF BORROWER BOSTON ALL O^TRICTS NEW YORK I PHI L A - ICL£VE I D E L P H U l LAND RICHMOND ATLANTA (CHICAGO P/ ST. IM1NNE- (KANSAS LOUIS lAPPOLIS I U T V DAL LA S| SAN P / * FRANCISCO 3, 202 71 69 104 419 1,152 513 416 702 269 53 47 14 67 88 230 17 74 8 48 83 187 15 59 15 43 55 442 55 129 50 96 112 1,980 230 604 410 224 512 569 78 318 33 54 86 706 130 341 29 74 132 1,904 519 354 391 382 258 268 71 96 19 33 49 20 2 82 17 27 26 50 255 66 22 113 31 23 496 93 68 225 59 51 1,320 563 167 108 283 199 423 37 212 1*381 66 26 315 1,452 817 868 15 379 474 1, 08 5 54 48 7 544 818 1,946 115 973 858 527 97 198 232 553 57b 28 393 397 318 60 46 44 112 1,722 680 37 320 323 146 234 273 213 321 2,15b 141 847 1,170 42 1 18 3 87 151 5,89 5 1,988 516 3,391 425 215 64 146 579 187 86 306 312 168 68 76 403 266 31 106 1,711 777 191 74 3 270 218 31 21 113 83 13 17 13 6 68 32 36 336 176 78 84 994 608 16 b 21b 4,303 175 86 5 158 310 25 0 295 822 71 102 100 529 o26 11,158 602 3,089 899 734 557 609 1, 805 24 3 249 354 645 1,372 3,756 55 1,44 5 185 153 14 4 23 651 19 — 20 24 1 ti2U FOR. CO ML. £ I N D . LOANS 5,262 140 2,366 82 423 86 118 577 76 11 4 134 1,24b ALL OTHER LOANS 7,760 44 2,955 61 458 389 346 401 228 102 86 <*99 2,191 97,136 22,176 3,886 79 3 37,000 2,167 4,019 667 5, 776 1, 270 3 , 842 1, 184 3, 938 1, 062 14,400 2,581 2, U3 7 49 4 1, 353 106 2,010 601 5,352 934 13,523 10,317 119,312 4,679 39,167 4 , 686 7, 046 5, 026 5, 000 16,981 2 , 531 1, 459 4,611 <>, 2 8 6 23,840 851 86 259 116 150 240 1, 331 407 392 137 171 224 413 62 78 44 53 176 408 62 801 580 121 231 49 80 99 497 100 62 76 144 115 37 3,329 98 1 5 , 337 1,669 6,805 6,863 906 35 468 403 4,900 997 11,595 4,937 1,365 5,293 OUR. GOODS MFG.-TOTAL PRIMARY METALS MACHINERY TRANSPORTATION EQUIP. OTHER FAB . METAL PROD. OTHER DURABLE GOODS 15,183 2,371 4,749 2,405 1,971 3,687 799 84 317 66 107 22 5 5,071 N ON OUR. GOODS MFC . - T O T A L FOOD, LIQUOR, 6 TOBACCO T E X . APPAR., 6 LEATHER PETROLEUM REFINING CHEMICALS 6 RUBBER OTHER NONDURABLE GOODS 14,589 3,292 3,913 22,, 7 7 9 It, 9 9 5 707 80 361 25 109 13 2 7,085 1,389 1,876 1,515 1, 504 8,193 TRADE-TOTAL COMMODITY DEALERS OTHER WHOLESALE RETAIL TRANSP., COMMON., 6 OTHER PUB. U T I L I T I E S TRANSPORT ATION COMMUNI CATION OTHER PUBLIC U T I L I T I E S MINING ( I N C L . CRUDE PETROLEUM C NAT. GAS) CONSTRUCTION SERVICES BANKERS ACCEPTANCES TOTAL CLASS. LOANS TOTAL UNCLASS. LOANS TOTAL COML. 1 I N D . LOANS *,610 2, 881 1,536 961 527 1,166 2,181 102 P/ PRELIMINARY. FINAL TOTAL WILL APPEAR I N THE F . R. BULLETIN. SAN FRANCISCO DISTRICT F I N A L FIGURES APPEAR IN A RELEASE OF THAT RESERVE BANK. http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/ * CLASSIFIED LOANS ARE AS OF JUNE 29, 1977. , of 4St. Louis * > » , f A Federal Reserve Bank For immediate release, .'v.Ly 13, 1977 COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL TERM LOANS OUTSTANDING BY INDUSTRY Total commercial and Industrial term loans were $46,585 million as of June 29, 1977. This was an increase of $1,033 million over the comparable data a year ago and an increase of $478 million from the last Wednesday in May. The principal net increases were $332 million in loans for mining, $116 million in loans for petroleum refining and $116 million in loans for construction. The total of all business term loans on June 29 represents 48 percent of business outstanding at large commercial banks In the series. BUSINESS OF BORROWER PERCENT OF TOTAL BUSINESS LOANS R-HANCF.PRNM MONTH ENDED TERM LOANS JUNE 2 9 , 1977 1) MAY 2 5 , 1977 52 57 53 58 43 47 7,861 1,390 2,522 1,382 839 1,728 NONDURABLE GOODS MANUFACTURING - TOTAL FOOD, LIQUOR, AND TOBACCO TEXTILES, APPAREL, AND LEATHER PETROLEUM REFINING CHEMICALS AND RUBBER OTHER NONDURABLE GOODS 50 43 30 74 59 56 7,303 1,436 1,150 1,940 1,642 1,135 MINING IINCLUDING CRUDE PETROLEUM t NATURAL GAS! 78 6,375 TRADE - TOTAL COMMODITY DEALERS OTHER WHOLESALE RETAIL 26 10 22 34 4,007 172 1,506 2,329 TRANSPORTATION, COMMUNICATION, AND OTHER PUBLIC U T I L I T I E S - TOTAL TRANSPORTATION COMMUNICATION OTHER PUBLIC U T I L I T I E S 69 72 62 68 8,172 3,649 748 3,775 CONSTRUCTION 43 1,838 + SERVICES 47 5,310 • FOREIGN COMMERCIAL C INDUSTRIAL LOANS 63 ALL OTHER LOANS DEC. 2 9 , 1976 CIN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS! DURABLE GOODS MANUFACTURING - TOTAL PRIMARY METALS MACHINERY TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT OTHER FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS OTHER DURABLE GOODS TOTAL TERM LOANS OUTSTANDING JUNE 3D, 1976 + + • — + + • - - + + + — — • - 170 48 32 4 13 81 — + — • 655 73 549 159 44 64 91 2 13 116 27 37 + + • • 573 5 37 233 157 151 332 • 1,134 67 30 13 24 21 45 45 21 • — + — + + — — 431 35 182 284 1,026 500 237 289 + + 79 3 105 6 67 126 • 385 + + + 55 32 179 183 + 671 • 270 28 27 271 + — — — - • • — 339 200 94 45 - 116 + 71 • 182 27 + 72 + 170 3,287 137 • 127 340 32 2,432 33 • 306 56 48 46,585 478 • 1,033 • 1,134 • H.12(C) BUSINESS OF BORROWER COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL TERM LOANS OUTSTANDING AT A SAMPLE OF WEEKLY REPORTING LARGE COMMERCIAL BANKS BY INDUSTRY AND FEDERAL RESERVE D I S T R I C T f JUNE 2 9 , 1977 ( I N MILLIONS OF DOLLARS) ALL BOSTON DISTRICTS NEW YORK P H I L A - CLEVEDELPHIA LAND RICHMOND ATLANTA CHICAGO DUR. GOODS MFG.-TOTAL PRIMARY METALS MACHINERY TRANSPORTATION EQUIP. OTHER FAB. METAL PROD. OTHER DURABLE GOODS 7,861 1,390 2,522 1,382 839 1,728 398 27 198 47 40 86 3,054 538 965 654 245 652 240 14 81 28 38 79 888 322 224 96 110 21 NONDUR. GOODS MFG.-TOTAL FOOD, LIQUOR, & TOBACCO T E X . APPAR., & LEATHER PETROLEUM REFINING CHEMICALS 6 RUBBER OTHER NONDURABLE GOODS 7,303 1,436 1,150 1,940 1,642 1,135 301 37 21 54 61 3,879 630 470 1,247 972 560 197 30 47 40 43 37 MINING CINCL. CRUDE PETROLEUM & NAT. GAS) 6,375 28 3,035 TRADE-TOTAL COMMODITY DEALERS OTHER WHOLESALE RETAIL 4,007 172 1,506 2,329 266 3 125 138 TRANSP., COMMUN., & OTHER PUB, U T I L I T I E S TRANSPORTATION COMMUNICATION OTHER PUBLIC U T I L I T I E S 8,172 3,649 748 3,775 CONSTRUCTION 212 ST. LOUIS 1,744 253 92 144 19 33 37 19 36 293 44 26 47 92 84 285 25 146 20 31 63 121 36 31 16 19 19 1,282 351 183 344 240 164 104 21 39 14 26 A 47 334 14 94 1,241 55 1,228 72 428 728 148 4 58 86 298 6 142 150 376 21 88 267 154 3 67 84 663 17 277 369 95 3 36 56 240 135 57 48 4,508 1,730 266 2,512 192 83 43 66 431 150 55 226 145 74 23 48 179 141 11 27 1,419 615 113 691 1,838 51 428 40 113 112 90 SERVICES 5,310 309 1,624 405 465 277 FOR. COML. 6 I N D . LOANS 3,287 60 1,700 41 227 ALL OTHER LOANS 2,432 9 967 10 46,585 1,662 20,423 1,320 TOT. TERM LOANS OUTSTAND 128 136 36 19 6 33 42 MINNE- KANSAS APPOLIS CITY 59 DALLAS SAN FRANCISCO 62 2 20 4 11 25 211 27 73 25 35 51 713 97 177 151 97 191 15 8 12 65 18 3 28 10 6 200 32 27 100 19 22 515 186 50 58 140 81 22 187 958 360 53 18 35 129 3 67 59 172 13 47 112 425 27 153 245 186 175 4 7 58 51 4 3 82 50 17 15 230 129 35 66 502 316 120 66 431 27 34 30 251 231 220 1,031 119 44 141 215 460 29 9 272 18 10 2 36 883 174 138 46 174 69 16 28 210 591 3,223 1,588 1,057 8,257 809 357 726 2,483 4,680 136 44 32 23 681 310 182 318 11 19 1 8 20 61 26 —
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