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FEDERAL LflH R E S E R V E statistical rel e a s e For immediate release June 28, 1978 COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL LOANS OUTSTANDING BY INDUSTRY H.12 Commercial and Industrial loans increased a net of $1,391 million at Weekly Reporting Large Commercial banks during the Week ending June 21, 1978. The principal net Increases were $191 million in loans for mining (including crude petroleum and natural gas) and $188 million in loans for retail trade. The largest offsetting decrease was $102 million in loans for bankers acceptances. BUSINESS OF BORROWER OUTSTANDING JUNE 21, 1 9 7 6 P, CHANGE FROM WEEK ENDED . , DEC. 28, JUNE 14, JUNE 22, 1977 1977 1978 IIN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS) DURABLE GOODS MANUFACTURING - TOTAL PRIMARY METALS MACHINERY TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT OTHER FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS OTHER DURABLE GOODS 17 ,479 2,829 5,508 2,723 2,461 3,938 NONDURABLE GOODS MANUFACTURING - TOTAL FOOD, LIQUOR, AND TOBACCO TEXTILES, APPAREL, AND LEATHER PETROLEUM REFINING CHEMICALS AND RUBBER OTHER NONDURABLE GOODS 16,703 4,209 4,093 2,629 3,501 2,271 MINING I INCLUDING CRUDE PETROLEUM 4 NATURAL GAS) 10,439 TRADE - TOTAL COMMODITY DEALERS OTHER WHOLESALE RETAIL 19,200 2,081 8,872 8,247 TRANSPORTATION, COMMUNICATION, AND OTHER PUBLIC UTILITIES - TOTAL TRANSPORTATION COMMUNICATION OTHER PUBLIC UTILITIES 12,109 5,486 1,635 4,988 • 227 113 20 94 5,064 • 47 + 13,273 • 32 • 1,597 + 1,644 - 575 - 3,209 - CONSTRUCTION SERVICES • • • • • • • + + • — • • — • • • + • • 264 9 124 16 . 4 111 • • • • • • 1,803 275 363 315 542 308 • — + • • • 2,218 11 765 447 560 457 1,760 408 801 70 618 3 177 33 65 90 34 23 • 2,528 895 • 325 • 384 • 714 • 210 + 191 + 1,973 • 1,364 236 28 76 188 • • • • • — + • 3,245 207 1,653 1,385 • — • • 2,499 130 1,183 + 1,186 • + • 344 260 287 891 • • 60 262 230 552 816 + 630 BANKERS ACCEPTANCES 3,014 102 FOREIGN COMMERCIAL 1 INDUSTRIAL LOANS 4,575 23 555 ALL OTHER LOANS 7,909 28 • 1,068 425 TOTAL CLASSIFIED LOANS TOTAL UNCLASSIFIED LOANS 109,765 25,328 • 1,077 + 314 +11,556 + 3,922 • 7,020 + 2,243 TOTAL COMMERCIAL 4 INDUSTRIAL LOANS 135,093 • 1,391 •15,478 • 9,263 251 P/ PRELIMINARY, NOTES EFFECTIVE MARCH 24, 1976, RE-CLASSIFICATION OF LOANS IN CHICAGO CITY RESULTED IN THE FOLLOWING MAJOR REVISIONS: ALL OTHER LOANS, $859 MILLION; TOTAL CLASSIFIED LOANS, -8673 MILLION. AN ADDITIONAL RE-CLASSIFICATION IN SAN FRANCISCO DISTRICT EFFECTIVE MARCH 31, 1976, CHANGED TOTAL UNCLASSIFIED LOANS AND TOTAL COMMERCIAL AMD INDUSTRIAL LOANS -8493 MILLION. THESE RECLASSIFICATIONS ARE NOT REFLECTED FOR EARLIER DATES. H.12CAI 1 j COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL LOANS OUTSTANDING AT A SAMPLE OF WEEKLY REPORTING LARGE COMMERCIAL BANKS BY INDUSTRY AND FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICT, WEEK ENDED JUNE 21, 1978 (IN MILLIONS Of OOLLARSI BUSINESS OF BORROWER DUR. GOODS MFC.-TOTAL PRIMARY HE1ALS MACHINERY TRANSPORTATION EQUIP, OTHER FAB. METAL PROD. OTHER DURABLE GOODS ALL BOSTON DISTRICTS ?/ IT,479 1,016 2,829 100 5,506 414 2,723 93 2,461 150 3,938 259 NEW YORK 5,779 1,173 1,810 1,103 632 1,061 PHILA- CLEVE- RICHMOND ATLANTA CHICAGO ST. DELPHIA LAND LOUIS P/ , P/ . ; f/ . 846 1,584 3,689 516 536 317 95 439 90 497 52 38 406 267 95 1,295 73 130 107 135 60 597 98 15 177 279 60 68 107 514 325 200 786 211 149 123 MINNE- KANSAS A P O L I S CITY DALLAS 260 24 85 7 55 89 197 16 56 16 53 56 573 78 160 82 122 131 SAN FRANCISC ______ 2,166 227 717 410 264 548 HONOUR, GOODS MFG.-TOTAL FOOD* LIQUOR# & TOBACCO TEX. APPAR., 6 LEATHER PETROLEUM REFINING CHEMICALS & RUBBER OTHER NONDURABLE GOODS 16,703 4,209 4,093 2,629 3,501 2,271 721 101 290 24 121 185 7,922 1,772 1,967 1,448 1,952 783 624 162 212 46 80 124 653 152 78 63 22 b 132 632 92 320 37 63 100 758 126 416 25 65 126 2,366 757 418 362 468 361 309 90 96 26 34 63 233 103 18 31 18 63 287 59 23 130 39 36 614 78 91 287 78 80 1,584 717 164 150 335 218 MINING IINCL. CRUDE PETROLEUM & NAT. GAS) 10,439 50 3,930 148 526 27 256 1,833 92 64 458 2,140 915 TRADE-TOTAL COMMODITY DEALERS OTHER WHOLESALE RETAIL 19,200 2,081 8,872 8,247 945 34 535 376 6.125 1,020 3,045 2,060 827 60 396 371 1,123 19 531 573 1,271 33 595 643 957 50 447 460 2,795 192 1,356 1,247 667 169 240 258 420 82 139 199 629 65 259 305 781 69 289 423 2,660 288 1,040 1 ,332 TRANSP.v COMMON.* & OTHER PUB. UTILITIES TRANSPORTATION COMMUNICATION OTHER PUBLIC UTILITIES 12,109 5,4*6 1,635 4,988 489 236 80 173 5,707 2,098 * 597 3,012 524 234 142 148 575 213 99 263 383 219 111 53 387 289 27 71 1,867 945 218 704 299 206 36 57 130 81 20 29 183 82 37 64 461 240 57 164 1,104 643 211 250 5,064 120 1,024 146 406 287 316 855 91 148 133 847 691 13,273 627 3,571 924 871 752 790 2,209 258 304 392 949 1,626 3,014 38 1,072 123 79 95 14 557 19 — 18 115 884 FOR. COML. & IND. LOANS 4,575 168 1,812 123 307 105 106 626 28 13 — 136 1,151 ALL OTHER LOANS 7,909 105 2,554 41 479 465 378 469 326 128 93 572 2,299 TOTAL CLASS. LOANS TOTAL UNCLASS. LOANS 109,765 25,328 4,279 B02 39,496 1,537 4,326 771 6,603 1,540 4,533 1,363 4,498 1,132 17,266 2,981 2,406 585 1,700 128 2,390 689 7,188 1,060 15,080 12,740 TOTAL COML. t IND. LOANS 135,093 5,081 41,033 5,097 8,143 5,896 5,630 20,247 2,991 1,828 3,079 8,248 27,820 CONSTRUCTION SERVICES BANKERS <v ACCEPTANCES PRELIMINARY, FINAL TOTAL WILL APPEAR IN THE F. R. BULLETIN. SAN FRANCISCO DISTRICT FINAL FIGURES APPEAR IN A RELEASE OF THAT RESERVE BANK. CLASSIFIED I.(JANS ARE AS OF JUNE 28, 1978
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