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FEDERAL RESERVE statistical ff(H release For immediate release June 14, 1976 C O M M E R C I A L A N u I N D U S T R I A L L O A N S O U T S T A N D I N G BY H* 12 INDUSTRY Commercial and industrial loans decreased a net of $550 million at Weekly Reporting Large Commercial banks during the Week ending June 7, 1978. The principal net decreases were $384 million in loans for commodity dealers and $229 million in loans for bankers acceptances. The largest offsetting increase was $108 million in loans for retail trade. C H A N G E FROM W E E K JUNE 8, MAY 31, 1977 1978 OUTSTANDING JUNE 7, B U S I N E S S OF BORROWER I*?* P/ (IN M I L L I O N S > OF ENDED DEC. 28, 1977 DOLLARS) 60 25 61 43 5 44 • • • • • + 1,892 318 373 312 597 292 + + + • + + 1,983 31 632 403 562 355 155 27 70 35 105 12 + + + + + + 2,601 973 312 361 812 143 + + + 1,662 459 689 145 692 33 10,143 15 • 1,994 + 1,068 TRADE - TOTAL COMMODITY DEALERS OTHER WHOLESALE RETAIL 19,292 2,156 8,772 8,364 290 384 14 3,706 410 1,796 1,500 • + • + 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 12,015 5,326 1,632 5,057 207 153 327 687 - 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 PRIMARY METALS MACHINERY TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT OTHER FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS OTHER DURABLE G O O D S 17,244 2,871 5,375 2,679 2,483 3,836 N O N D U R A B L E GOODS M A N U F A C T U R I N G - TOTAL FOOD, LIQUOR, AND TOBACCO T E X T I L E S , A P P A R E L , AND LEATHER PETROLEUM REFINING CHEMICALS AND RUBBER OTHER NONDURABLE GOODS 16,605 4,260 3,981 2,554 3,575 2,235 MINING (INCLUDING CRUDE NATURAL GAS) PETROLEUM I CONSTRUCTION SERVICES BANKERS ACCEPTANCES FOREIGN COMMERCIAL & ALL O T H E R INDUSTRIAL LOANS LOANS TOTAL CLASSIFIED LOANS TOTAL U N C L A S S I F I E D L O A N S TOTAL COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL LOANS • • + • + - + 108 - • - 139 11 47 103 • • - - + - • + 2,591 205 1,083 1,303 154 102 227 483 5,015 + 56 • 874 + 581 13,161 • 34 • 1,594 • 1,532 3,077 - 229 554 - 3,146 - 212 4,614 42 600 7,746 133 964 108,912 25,139 683 133 +12,264 • 4*136 + 6,167 • 2,054 134,051 550 +16,400 + 8,221 • P/ PRELIMINARY. NOTES E F F E C T I V E M A R C H 2 4 , 1 9 7 6 , R E - C L A S S I F I C A T I O N OF L O A N S IN C H I C A G O C I T Y R E S U L T E D IN THE FOLLOWING MAJOR REVISIONS: ALL O T H E R L O A N S , - $ 8 5 9 M I L L I O N ; T O T A L C L A S S I F I E D L O A N S , —$673 MILLION. A N A D D I T I O N A L R E C L A S S I F I C A T I O N IN S A N F R A N C I S C O D I S T R I C T E F F E C T I V E M A R C H 3 1 , 1 9 7 6 , C H A N G E D T O T A L U N C L A S S I F I E D L O A N S A N D T O T A L C O M M E R C I A L AND I N D U S T R I A L http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/ L O A N S — $ 4 9 3 M I L L I O N . THESE R E - C L A S S I F 1 C A T 1 0 N S ARE N O T R E F L E C T E D F O R E A R L I E R D A T E S . Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis 262 H.12 1A) COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL LOANS OUTSTANDING AT A SAMPLE OF WEEKLY REPORTING LARGE COMMERCIAL BANKS BY INDUSTRY AND FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICT, WEEK ENDED JUNE 7, 1976 IIN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS! BUSINESS OF BORROWER ALL BOSTON DISTRICTS NEW YORK PHILA- CLEVE- RICHMOND ATLANTA CHICAGO DELPHIA LAND ST. LOUIS MINNE- KANSAS APPOLIS CITY DALLAS SAN FRANC1Spy P/ P/ O U R . GOODS MFG.-TOTAL PRIMARY METALS MACHINERY TRANSPORTATION EQUIP. OTHER FAB. METAL PROD. OTHER DURABLE GOODS 17,244 2,871 5,375 2,679 2,483 3,836 1,006 109 396 95 151 255 5,718 1,225 1,746 1,094 647 1,006 838 94 268 105 176 195 1,568 443 398 136 271 320 499 84 94 52 60 209 526 56 130 80 102 158 3,595 488 1,264 579 504 760 306 37 68 14 65 122 272 21 95 6 56 94 198 14 60 15 53 56 542 72 142 81 121 126 2,176 228 L 714 422 277 535 NONDUR. GOODS MFG.-TOTAL FOOD, LIQUOR, & TOBACCO TEX. APPAR., & LEATHER PETROLEUM REFINING CHEMICALS & RUBBER OTHER NONDURABLE GOODS 16,605 4,260 3,981 2,554 3,575 2,235 700 97 280 21 128 174 7,831 1,752 1,928 1,377 2,003 771 620 160 210 45 79 126 640 149 75 57 225 134 623 93 307 37 95 91 761 129 414 29 64 125 2,367 765 400 362 471 349 303 91 90 26 33 63 234 107 16 37 14 60 283 61 21 121 43 37 586 79 80 268 79 80 1 ,657 757 160 174 341 225 MINING (1NCL. CRUDE PETROLEUM & NAT. GAS) 10,143 46 3,780 146 501 27 249 1,819 95 57 446 2,085 892 TRADE-IOIAL COMMODITY DEALERS OTHER WHOLESALE RETAIL 19,292 2,156 8,772 8,364 920 48 502 370 6,292 1,081 3,023 2,188 822 57 398 367 1,109 21 515 573 1,264 34 598 632 962 40 459 463 2,802 198 1,334 1,270 652 175 230 247 415 87 137 191 633 68 263 302 755 78 276 401 2,666 269 1,037 1,360 TRANSP., COMMUN*, & OTHER PUB. UTILITIES TRANSPORTATION COMMUNICATION OTHER PUBLIC UTILITIES 12,015 5,326 1,632 5,057 467 209 til 177 5,613 2,028 594 2,991 525 237 135 153 580 213 98 269 377 209 113 55 376 275 35 66 1,947 921 214 812 290 217 35 38 129 81 19 29 167 82 36 49 412 231 57 124 1,132 623 215 294 5,015 138 1,038 147 391 290 320 839 86 136 128 812 690 13,161 625 3,543 918 849 746 781 2,198 276 302 386 901 1,636 3,077 41 1,157 141 64 88 18 528 18 17 117 888 FOR. COML. & 1ND. LOANS 4,614 158 1,658 119 304 112 109 628 32 8 — 128 1.158 ALL OTHER LOANS 7,746 105 2,484 40 484 468 377 465 295 127 91 568 2,242 TOTAL CLASS. LOANS TOTAL UNCLASS. LOANS 108,912 25,139 4,206 799 39,314 1,531 4,316 761 6,490 1,509 4,494 1,357 4,479 1,103 17,188 2,945 2,353 579 1,680 124 2,349 674 6,906 1,037 15,137 12,720 TOTAL COML. L IND. LOANS 134,051 5,005 40,845 5,077 7,999 5,851 5,582 20,133 2,932 1,804 3,023 7,943 27,857 CONSTRUCTION SERVlCfcS BANKERS P/ ACCEPTANCES PRELIMINARY. FINAL TOTAL WILL APPEAR IN THE F. R. BULLETIN. SAN FRANCISCO DISTRICT FINAL FIGURES APPEAR IN A RELEASE OF THAT RESERVE B A N K . CLASSIFIED LOANS ARE AS OF JUNE 14, 1978. — For immediate release June 14, 1978 COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL TERM LOANS OUTSTANDING BY INDUSTRY H.12(B) Total commercial and industrial term loans were $51,205 million as of May 31, 1978. This was an increase of $4,258 million over the comparable data a year ago and an increase of $1,049 million from the last Wednesday in April, 1978. The principal net increases were $260 million in loans for services, $152 million in loans for retail trade, and $112 million in loans for petroleum refining. The total of all business term loans on May 31, 1978, represents 47 percent of business outstanding at large commercial banks in the series. BUSINESS OF BORROWER PERCENT OF TOTAL BUSINESS LOANS TERM LOANS MAY 31, 1978 UN iXi CHANGE FkflM MONTH fNOEO OECe 28, MAY 25, APR. 26, 1977 1977 1978 MILLIONS OF DOLLARS# 617 348 92 54 124 1 183 65 80 11 5 2z • • + + 235 27 14 112 82 7,604 • 161 + 27 10 24 35 5,250 254 2,141 2,855 + 223 10 61 152 + TRANSPORTATION, COMMUNICATION, AND OTHER PUBLIC UTILITIES - TOTAL TRANSPORTATION COMMUNICATION OTHER PUBLIC UTILITIES 70 70 58 76 8,452 3,702 980 3,770 + CONSTRUCTION 41 SERVICES DURABLE GOODS MANUFACTURING - TOTAL PRIMARY METALS MACHINERY TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT OTHER FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS OTHER DURABLE GOODS 49 60 4* 54 39 43 8,411 1,736 2,622 1 ,460 96b 1,625 + NONDURABLE GOODS MANUFACTURING - TOTALL FOOD, LIQUOR, AND TOBACCO TEXTILES, APPAREL, AND LEATHER PETROLEUM REFINING CHEMICALS AND RUBBER OTHER NONDURABLE GOODS 49 41 28 7b 64 49 8,057 1,676 1,097 1,962 2,229 1,093 + MINING (INCLUDING CRUDE PETROLEUM & NATURAL GAS) 7b TRADE - TOTAL COMMODITY DEALERS OTHER WHOLESALE RETAIL FOREIGN COMMERCIAL t INDUSTRIAL L ALL OTHER LOANS TOTAL TERM LOANS OUTSTANDING k + + + + + • • + • • • • + + • - + • + • • . 627 144 296 123 116 52 + + • + + 491 223 99 85 328 74 977 283 6 359 440 99 + 1,508 • 1,050 964 18 496 450 • 689 16 350 355 536 70 150 616 + + — + — + + 67 50 103 86 + 137 75 15 47 2,101 ,, + 16 • 468 • 200 48 6,300 + 260 • 810 + 727 53 2,504 - lib - *23 - 124 32 2,526 - 50 • 273 + 12 47 51,205 • 4,258 + 3,739 + + • 1,049 — • + + + COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL TERM LOANS OUTSTANDING AT A SAMPLE OF WEEKLY REPORTING LARGE COMMERCIAL BANKS BY INDUSTRY AND FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICT, MAY ai, 1978 (IN MILLION* OF DOLLARS) BUSINESS OF BORROWER BOSTON ALL DISTRICTS P/ NEW YORK PHILA- CLEVE- RICHMOND ATLANTA CHICAGO LAND DELPHIA P/ ST. LOUIS MINNE- KANSAS CITY APP0L1S DALLAS SAN FRANCISCO OUR. GOODS MFG.-TOTAL PRIMARY METALS MACHINERY TRANSPORTATION EQUIP, OTHER FAb. METAL PROD. OTHER DURABLE GOODS 6,411 1,736 2,622 1,460 9o8 1,62b 384 50 178 35 39 82 3,163 801 963 671 293 435 323 34 108 35 58 88 912 317 233 94 130 138 233 44 29 24 20 116 147 13 34 36 28 36 1,914 264 693 369 192 376 140 20 30 5 41 44 78 12 26 4 11 25 60 2 18 5 15 20 272 46 83 43 54 785 113 227 139 95 211 HONOUR• GOODS MFG.-TOTAL FOOD, LIQUOR, & TOBACCO TEX. APPAR., & LEATHER PETROLEUM REFINING CHEMICALS & RUBBER OTHER NUNDURABLE GOODS tt ,057 1,676 1,097 1,962 2,229 1,093 230 37 69 10 44 70 3,902 609 383 1,168 1,319 423 211 48 61 35 29 38 359 75 26 52 141 65 346 46 151 26 57 68 152 50 42 11 28 21 1,557 464 228 296 350 219 127 35 44 13 11 Z4 86 46 1 27 4 & 93 29 7 29 13 15 328 28 40 182 41 37 664 209 45 113 192 105 MINING (INCL. CRUDE PETROLEUM & NAT. GAS) 7,604 29 3,259 47 410 13 120 1,543 43 45 265 1,416 414 TRADE-TOTAL COMMODITY DEALERS 01 HER WHOLESALE RETAIL 5,250 254 2,141 2,655 2 70 5 141 124 1,656 75 715 866 209 5 92 112 337 6 155 176 450 11 131 308 167 6 73 108 966 66 387 513 115 7 53 55 78 2 28 48 131 3 73 55 245 21 73 151 606 47 220 339 TRANSP.t CUMMUN., & OTHER PUB. UTILITIES TRANSPORTATION COMMUNICATION OTHER PUBLIC UTILITIES 8,452 3,702 980 3,770 215 102 54 59 4,481 1,629 396 2,456 306 118 73 115 402 146 49 207 169 92 41 36 180 135 15 30 1,592 735 136 721 162 152 9 1 55 49 3 3 83 52 14 17 260 166 29 45 547 306 161 80 CONSTRUCTION 2,101 33 543 33 137 144 86 393 26 40 38 405 223 SERVICES 6,300 391 1,800 435 509 369 272 1,271 151 51 183 275 593 FOR. COML. & 1ND. LOANS 2,504 55 991 29 233 45 26 288 9 8 1 60 759 ALL OTHER LOANS 2,526 42 1,057 6 154 206 52 200 75 33 34 205 462 51,205 1,649 20,852 1,599 3,453 1,977 1,222 9,724 848 474 888 3,466 5,053 TOT. TERM LOANS OUTSTAND, 46
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