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. a m FEDERAL RESERVE s t a t i s t i c a l r e l e a s e For immediate release, May 12, 1976 COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL LOANS OUTSTANDING BY INDUSTRY H.12 Commercial and industrial loans increased a net of $311 million at weekly reporting large commercial banks during the week ending May 5, 1976. The principal net increases were $115 million for unclassified loans, $103 million in loans for commodity dealers, and $90 million in loans for communication. The largest offsetting decrease was $77 million in loans for other wholesale trade. OUTSTANDING MAY 5, BUSINESS OF BORROWER 1 9 7 6 P/* CHANGE FROM WEEK FNDFD MAY 7 , 1975 APR. 28, 1976 JUNE 25, 1975 (IN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS! DURABLE GOODS MANUFACTURING - TOTAL PRIMARY METALS MACHINERY TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT OTHER FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS OTHER DURABLE GOODS 15,467 2,066 5,266 2,727 1,843 3,565 NONDURABLE GOODS MANUFACTURING - TOTAL FOOD, LIQUOR, AND TOBACCO TEXTILES, APPAREL, AND LEATHER PETROLEUM REFINING CHEMICALS AND RUBBER OTHER NONDURABLE GOODS 13,151 3,145 3,146 2,350 2,589 1,921 MINING (INCLUDING CRUDE PETROLEUM 6 NATURAL GAS) 62 12 20 63 17 14 + + - • - • • - - 6,067 60 — - 2,949 985 - 1,062 - 1,011 15 13 47 9 13 15 - - 6,505 • 19 TRADE - TOTAL COMMODITY DEALERS OTHER WHOLESALE RETAIL 13,430 1,647 5,719 6,064 • • 102 103 77 76 TRANSPORTATION, COMMUNICATION, AND OTHER PUBLIC UTILITIES - TOTAL TRANSPORTATION COMMUNICATION OTHER PUBLIC UTILITIES 13,598 5,840 1,743 6,015 CONSTRUCTION - • • + + • . 179 15 90 74 - - 1,830 484 198 66 753 329 • 1,665 • - - 308 378 230 456 2,435 334 627 1,474 - 4,646 + 40 - 2,184 — 866 922 714 — — — 1,304 203 75 129 550 347 • 1»579 + • • 357 540 28 211 — 1,851 255 406 1,190 — - 4,349 - 8 - 1,313 - 1,247 10,810 + 47 - 229 - 131 BANKERS ACCEPTANCES 3,110 - 6 • 959 + 892 FOREIGN COMMERCIAL T INDUSTRIAL LOANS 5,610 - 40 + 1,011 + 786 ALL OTHER LOANS 7,832 - 50 - 2,117 - 1,996 196 115 - 10,664 900 — 7,561 584 SERVICES TOTAL C L A S S I F I E D L O A N S TOTAL U N C L A S S I F I E D L O A N S TOTAL .COMMERCIAL 6 INDUSTRIAL LOANS P/ * NOTE: 93,862 19,814 + 113,676 + + 311 PRELIMINARY. SAN FRANCISCO DISTRICT CLASSIFIED LOANS ARE AS OF APRIL 28, 1976. EFFECTIVE MARCH 24, 1976 RE-CLASSIFICATION OF LOANS IN CHICAGO CITY RESULTED IN THE FOLLOWING MAJOR REVISIONS: ALL OTHER LOANS, - $860 MILLION; TOTAL CLASSIFIED LOANS, - $675 MILLION. THESE RE-CLASSIFICATIONS ARE NOT REFLECTED IN DATA PRIOR TO MARCH 24, 1976. 11,564 8,145 H.12(A) COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL LOANS OUTSTANDING AT A SAMPLE OF WEEKLY REPORTING LARGE COMMERCIAL BANKS BY INDUSTRY AND FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICT, WEEK ENDED MAY 5, 1976 (IN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS) BUSINESS OF BORROWER DUR. GOODS MFG.-TOTAL PRIMARY METALS MACHINERY TRANSPORTATION EQUIP. OTHER FAB. METAL PROD. OTHER DURABLE GOODS BOSTON ALL DISTRICTS P/* 782 15,467 67 2,066 5,266 331 84 2,727 112 1,843 3,565 188 NEW YORK PHILA- CLEVE- RICHMOND ATLANTA CHICAGO DELPHIA LAND ST. LOUIS MINNE- KANSAS APPOLIS CITY DALLAS SAN P/* FRANCISCO 5,817 875 1,955 1,185 561 1,241 788 57 263 90 158 220 1,294 352 362 192 170 218 396 63 89 50 61 133 412 46 73 98 71 124 3,056 323 1,251 528 355 599 250 64 63 16 50 57 172 16 62 4 31 59 169 8 45 20 47 49 369 47 133 44 62 83 1,962 148 639 416 165 594 13,151 3,145 3,146 2,350 2,589 1,921 649 74 310 40 92 133 6,262 1,264 1,391 1,447 1,495 665 591 102 207 41 84 157 445 75 52 51 138 129 541 100 283 18 66 74 555 97 281 29 48 100 1,829 587 303 299 360 280 245 59 79 26 28 53 185 94 14 19 13 45 195 45 10 95 17 28 418 66 42 232 47 31 1,236 582 174 53 201 226 6,505 31 2,689 72 286 30 140 1,192 49 24 249 971 772 TRADE-TOTAL COMMODITY DEALERS OTHER WHOLESALE RETAIL 13,430 1,647 5,719 6,064 766 23 360 383 4,619 892 2,036 1,691 661 39 268 354 691 7 282 402 840 63 353 424 682 41 324 317 1,721 124 779 818 459 12 5 147 187 266 76 70 120 451 36 200 215 520 78 205 237 1,754 143 695 916 TRANSP., COMMUN.t & OTHER PUB. UTILITIES TRANSPORTATION COMMUNICATION OTHER PUBLIC UTILITIES 13,598 5,840 1,743 6,015 594 208 123 263 7,099 2,720 657 3,722 579 232 135 212 669 222 137 310 282 138 86 58 373 262 30 81 1,974 842 209 923 286 212 26 48 96 60 7 29 150 77 20 53 312 140 62 110 1,184 727 251 206 ,349 139 968 207 314 406 276 766 50 62 83 482 596 1 >,810 594 3,050 1,044 622 430 496 1,785 214 282 302 556 1,435 3,110 72 987 179 133 64 35 390 51 17 164 1,018 FOR. COML. 6 IND. LOANS 5,610 152 2,424 110 434 63 107 640 58 9 6 160 1,427 ALL OTHER LOANS 7,832 70 2,751 63 571 4 7 344 343 218 49 82 535 2,319 93,862 19,814 3,849 731 36,666 1,969 4,294 583 5,459 1,119 3,5)59 It 127 3,420 1,003 13,696 2,239 1,880 412 1,145 85 1,704 504 4,487 873 13,703 9,169 113,676 4,580 38,635 4,877 6,578 4,686 4,423 15,935 2,292 1,230 2,208 5,360 22,872 NONDUR. GOODS MFG.-TOTAL FOOD, LIQUORt & TOBACCO TEX. APPAR., & LEATHER PETROLEUM REFINING CHEMICALS G RUBBER OTHER NONDURABLE GOODS MINING (INCL. CRUDE PETROLEUM & NAT. GAS) CONSTRUCTION SERVICES BANKERS ACCEPTANCES TOTAL CLASS. LOANS TOTAL UNCLASS. LOANS TOTAL COML. & IND. LOANS P/ PRELIMINARY. FINAL TOTAL WILL APPEAR IN THE F. R. BULLETIN. SAN FRANCISCO DISTRICT FINAL FIGURES APPEAR IN A RELEASE OF THAT RESERVE BANK. * CLASSIFIED LOANS ARE AS OF APRIL 28, 1976. — — For immediate release, May 12, 1976 COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL TERM LOANS OUTSTANDING BY INDUSTRY Total commercial and industrial term loans were $45,763 million as of April 28, 1976. This was a decrease of $3,195 million over the comparable data a year ago and a decrease of $187 million from the last Wednesday in March. The principal net changes were $184 million in all other loans, $128 million in loans for other public utilities, and $84.million in loans for machinery. The total of all business term loans on April 28 represents 49 percent of business outstanding at large commercial banks in the series. BUSINESS OF BORROWER PERCENT OF TOTAL BUSINESS LOANS TERM LOANS APR. 28, 1976 CHANGE FROM MONTH FNOED JUNE 25, APR. 30, MAR. 31, 1975 1975 1976 (IN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS) m DURABLE GOODS MANUFACTURING - TOTAL PRIMARY METALS MACHINERY TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT OTHER FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS OTHER DURABLE GOODS 57 62 58 58 49 53 8,760 1,283 3,055 1,632 919 1,871 NONDURABLE GOODS MANUFACTURING • TOTAL FOOD, LIQUOR, AND TOBACCO TEXTILES, APPAREL, AND LEATHER PETROLEUM REFINING CHEMICALS AND RUBBER OTHER NONDURABLE GOODS 51 43 34 76 57 51 6,669 1,366 1,044 1,78 5 1,495 979 MINING (INCLUDING CRUDE PETROLEUM 6 NATURAL GAS) 77 5,015 - — — + + + — + + — + + 62 7 84 59 10 78 98 25 51 100 45 17 2,183 40 — 1,229 .i 115 — 376 423 - 1,680 5 904 150 318 303 • — — — . + — — 634 228 75 168 320 179 111 + 1,355 638 171 79 76 268 196 - + + 1,247 TRADE - TOTAL COMMODITY DEALERS OTHER WHOLESALE RETAIL 26 12 23 34 3,528 180 1,312 2,036 13 10 32 29 244 38 84 198 TRANSPORTATION, COMMUNICATION, AND OTHER PUBLIC UTILITIES - TOTAL TRANSPORTATION COMMUNICATION OTHER PUBLIC UTILITIES 67 73 59 63 9,006 4,252 984 3,770 140 2 14 128 693 243 203 247 CONSTRUCTION 43 1,877 40 433 - 475 SERVICES 49 5,310 58 122 • 90 FOREIGN COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL LOANS 55 3,085 + 101 + 468 + 470 ALL O T H E R 32 2,513 - 184 - 709 757 49 45,763 187 - 3,195 - 2,518 LOANS TOTAL TERM LOANS OUTSTANDING • - 136 32 26 142 639 176 188 275 H.12(C) B U S I N E S S OF B O R R O W E R C O M M E R C I A L AND 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 A T A SAMPLE 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 BY I N D U S T R Y AND FEDERAL RESERVE D I S T R I C T , A P R . 28, 1976 (IN M I L L I O N S OF D O L L A R S ) BOSTON ALL DISTRICTS NEW YORK [PHILADELPHIA C L E V E - I RICHMOND A T L A N T A C H I C A G O LAND T [ S* LOUIS SAN FRANCISCO 1 781 63 26 1 142 72 243 167 23 59 19 20 46 236 2 4 8 38 16 3 12 4 3 14 157 624 416 27 91 203 7 20 45 46 75 110 395 45 160 190 187 173 12 2 42 35 214 98 49 67 506 325 2 5 81 57 13 11 405 21 23 28 243 184 176 1,058 104 46 144 234 540 36 10 316 12 8 3 15 624 229 137 43 136 63 16 21 199 542 3,048 1,358 963 8,202 715 279 624 2,135 4,403 245 31 86 19 42 67 833 218 247 139 102 127 196 49 29 18 24 76 170 19 38 52 16 45 1,927 198 851 303 202 373 125 33 25 10 30 27 53 13 11 2 8 19 NONDUR. GOODS MFG.-TOTAL FOOD, LIQUOR, & TOBACCO TEX. APPAR., & LEATHER PETROLEUM REFINING C H E M I C A L S & RUBBER OTHER N O N D U R A B L E G O O D S 6,669 1,366 1,044 1,785 1,495 979 199 24 68 22 29 56 3,684 648 481 1,192 972 391 217 20 73 35 47 42 288 42 31 37 91 87 251 43 120 6 39 1,101 319 149 267 186 180 100 20 30 7 11 32 50 35 1 43 90 19 25 12 10 23 MINING (INCL. C R U D E PETROLEUM & NAT. GAS) 5,015 23 2,287 43 247 10 66 1,094 34 TRADE-TOTAL COMMODITY DEALERS OTHER W H O L E S A L E RETAIL 3,528 180 1,312 2,036 217 3 67 147 1,217 78 508 631 139 5 36 98 264 253 97 164 11 62 180 134 3 2 53 79 519 13 178 328 69 2 24 43 TRANSP.T COMMUN., & OTHER P U B . U T I L I T I E S TRANSPORTATION COMMUNICATION OTHER P U B L I C U T I L I T I E S 9,006 4,252 984 3,770 253 114 94 45 4,977 2,195 365 2,417 236 102 49 85 519 199 92 226 144 67 41 36 201 164 6 31 1,646 723 130 793 CONSTRUCTION 1,877 28 81 124 182 73 SERVICES 5,310 272 1,824 403 360 149 F O R . C O M L . £ IND. L O A N S 3,085 64 1,743 70 184 ALL O T H E R L O A N S 2,513 5 1,088 34 45,763 1,361 21,207 1,468 * 3,902 607 1,256 901 358 780 00 300 25 173 24 33 45 [DALLASI 1 61 4 19 3 12 23 D U R . G O O D S 1FG.-TOTAL PR M A R Y M E T A L S MACHINERY TRANSPORTATION EQUIP. OTHER FAB* METAL P R O D . OTHER D U R A B L E G O O D S 8,760 1,283 3,055 1,632 919 It 871 TOT. TERM LOANS OUTSTAND h™ 1 [MINNE- I[KANSAS APPOLIS — 21 12 167 26 10 18 415 159 51 2B 76 104 131 50
