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F E D mil! E R A L R statistical E S E R V E r e l e a s e H.12 For immediate release May 13, 1970 COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL LOANS OUTSTANDING BY INDUSTRY Commercial and industrial loans increased a net of $473 million at weekly reporting large commercial banks during the week ended May 6. The principal net increases were $198 million in loans to manufacturers of machinery, $94 million to "other" public utilities, and $90 million to unclassified borrowers. The largest offsetting net decreases were $61 million in loans in bankers' acceptances, and $52 million to the mining industry. Business of Borrower Change; From Week Ended Outstanding Dec. 31, April 29, May 7, May 6, 1969 1969 1970 1970 P/ * (In millions of dollars) Durable goods manufacturing - total Primary metals Machinery Transportation equipment Other fabricated metal products Other durable goods 15,930 2,067 6,264 2,715 2,212 2,672 + + + Nondurable goods manufacturing - total Food, liquor, and tobacco Textiles, apparel, and leather Petroleum refining Chemicals and rubber Other nondurable goods 11,929 2,883 2,579 1,545 2,897 2,025 + + + Mining (including crude petroleum & natural gas) - + + 206 2 198 25 5 26 +2,288 + 85 +1,088 + 653 + 72 + 390 + - + + + + 769 18 338 83 209 157 308 370 242 173 52 59 + + 27 40 24 46 6 3 + + + + + 583 512 3 467 302 233 4,236 - 52 - 715 Trade - total Commodity dealers Other wholesale Retail 8,855 992 3,600 4,263 + + + + 80 28 28 24 + 157 157 6 6 + + Transportation, communication, and other public utilities - total Transportation Communication Other public utilities 9,516 5,475 1,371 2,670 + + + 96 10 8 94 + + + + 454 228 219 7 -1.,324 261 168 895 Construction 3,106 - 6 - 39 - 36 Services 6,812 + 13 + 120 - 208 - 61 + 79 - 75 Bankers 1 acceptances 633 - - - + - + - - 601 84 198 31 83 Foreign commercial & industrial loans 2,212 + 27 - 262 - 26 All other loans 4.865 + 53 + 633 - 80 Total classified loans Total unclassified loans 68,094 11,304 + 383 + 90 +2,984 - 165 -1 ,973 177 Total commercial & industrial loans 79,398 + 473 +2,819 -2 ,150 P/ Preliminary. * San Francisco District classified loans are a,s of April 29. I % COMMERCIAL AMD INDUSTRIAL LOANS OUTSTANDING AT A SAMPLE OF WEEKLY REPORTING LARGE COMMERCIAL BANKS BY INDUSTRY AND FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICT, WEEK ENDED May 6, 1970 H. 12(a) Business of Borrower Durable goods manufacturing - total Primary metals Machinery Transportation equipment Other fabricated metal products Other durable goods Nondurable goods manufacturing - total Food, liquor, and tobacco Textiles, apparel, and leather Petroleum refining Chemicals and rubber Other nondurable goods All Districts 15,930 2,067 6,264 2,715 2,212 2,672 11,929 2,883 2,579 1,545 2,897 2,025 1 Phila- CleveBoston j New York delphia land 652 1,629 672 6,369 326 72 956 52 582 227 2,655 325 241 70 107 1,230 268 152 609 88 212 131 919 100 468 520 679 5,579 102 96 957 117 51 151 311 1,266 47 35 826 23 174 118 105 1,725 94 120 805 123 Rich- Atlanta Chicago mond 3,118 307 273 402 26 14 1,215 78 92 419 40 26 606 85 45 476 78 96 MinneSt. apolis Louis 142 175 4 35 57 47 8 9 31 29 42 55 Kansas City 151 6 35 17 53 40 San . Francisco£/* 2,120 322 140 34 847 104 503 45 188 58 442 81 Dallas 424 89 200 11 52 72 413 115 133 23 71 71 1,739 628 220 226 353 312 301 81 80 22 52 66 159 79 20 9 21 30 127 48 12 18 26 23 250 63 32 60 50 45 1,270 508 103 245 150 264 Mining (including crude petroleum and natural gas) 4,236 72 2,537 77 274 7 62 450 29 11 120 418 179 Trade - total Commodity dealers Other wholesale Retail 8,855 992 3,600 4,263 626 37 260 329 2,928 425 1,229 1,274 459 48 156 255 505 10 204 291 472 37 172 263 517 31 239 247 1,107 89 528 490 265 51 85 129 148 37 34 77 276 29 90 157 313 40 128 145 1,239 158 475 606 Construction 9,516 5,475 1,371 2,670 3,106 385 157 42 186 99 4,550 2,572 562 1,416 767 326 144 70 112 232 569 296 76 197 198 343 172 84 87 204 296 217 19 60 212 1,206 726 160 320 218 218 152 29 37 93 77 57 4 16 57 132 69 27 36 101 243 133 48 62 393 1,171 780 250 141 532 Services 6,812 430 2,166 555 374 221 343 652 204 123 145 281 1,318 633 9 315 24 14 4 6 69 1 1 28 162 Foreign commercial and industrial loans 2,212 32 1,633 55 24 14 20 229 22 174 All other loans 4.865 118 1,865 6 465 252 118 355 3,122 28,709 2,906 4,520 2,214 2,294 1,157 249 786 597 597 Transportation, communication, & other public utilities Transportation Communication Other public utilities Bankers' acceptances Total classified loans Total unclassified loans 68,094 11,304 455 3,577 29,866 79,398 Total commercial and industrial loans 2/ Preliminary. Final totals will appear in the F. R. Bulletin. * Classified loans are as of April 29. -- 9 -- 14 37 148 1,366 9,143 121 1,407 740 1,090 2,418 9,531 1.379 286 67 295 527 4.909 3.155 5.306 2.811 2.891 10.522 1,693 SQ1 L*M5 ?,945 14,44(1 San Francisco District final figures appear in a release of that Reserve Bank. For immediate release May 13, 1970 H. 12b COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL TERM LOANS OUTSTANDING BY INDUSTRY Total business term loans were $31,481 million as of April. This was an increase of $649 million over the comparable data a year ago and a decrease of $567 million from the last Wednesday in March. The principal changes in term loans during April were decreases of $119 million in loans to the mining industry, $132 million to transportation, and $141 million to "other" public utilities. The total of all business term loans on April 29 represented approximately 47 per cent of total of business loans outstanding at large commercial banks reporting in the series. Business of Borrower Percent of Term Loans Change From Month Ended Total Busi- April 29, Mar. 25, Apr. 30, Dec. 31 ness Loans 1970 1970 1969 1969 (%) (In millions of dollars) Durable goods manufacturing - total Primary metals Machinery Transportation equipment Other fabricated metal products Other durable goods 49 71 46 57 35 45 7,734 1,463 2,761 1,560 772 1,178 + + + 14 11 39 15 13 16 + + + + + 988 105 273 450 4 164 Nondurable goods manufacturing - total Food, liquor, and tobacco Textiles, apparel, and leather Petroleum refining Chemicals and rubber Other nondurable goods 49 33 28 79 63 54 5,843 950 709 1,254 1,831 1,099 + - 49 10 17 1 26 47 + + + + + 217 179 88 379 242 87 Mining (including crude petroleum & natural gas) 84 3,590 - 119 - 712 Trade - total Commodity dealers Other wholesale Retail 23 8 19 29 2,003 77 684 1,242 + + + + + Transportation, communication, and other public utilities - total Transportation Communication Other public utilities 60 77 32 40 5,664 4,199 445 1,020 - 304 - 132 - 31 - 141 + 126 + 211 + 5 - 90 - 585 215 53 317 Construction 29 888 - 15 + 30 - 16 Services 44 2,962 - 33 + 65 Foreign commercial & industrial loans 74 1,614 - 33 - 239 - 28 All other loans 25 1,183 - 23 + 105 - 58 47 31,481 - 567 + 649 -1 ,308 Total term loans outstanding j>/ Preliminary. 23 1 12 36 69 35 27 77 + + + + + 78 13 12 59 11 9 - 159 3 4 102 2 52 - 500 + + 11 2 22 13 29 x a ' i ^ * w ; < * r ; v » > v * WEEKLY REPORTING COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL, TERM LOANS OUTSTANDING AT A SAMPLE OF April 29, 1970 LARGE COMMERCIAL BANKS BY INDUSTRY AND FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICT, H. 12(c) (In Phila- CleveNew York 1delphia. land 869 155 3,729 205 16 792 282 53 1,406 154 21 822 104 37 247 124 28 462 All Districts 7,734 1,463 2,761 1,560 772 1,178 Boston Nondurable goods manufacturing - total Food, liquor, and tobacco Textiles, apparel, and leather Petroleum refining Chemicals and rubber Other nondurable goods 5,843 950 709 1,254 1,831 1,099 258 39 71 22 54 72 3,193 374 357 752 1,219 491 181 18 34 20 56 53 244 34 12 43 96 59 Mining (including crude petroleum and natural gas) 3,590 59 2,323 47 241 Trade - total Commodity dealers Other wholesale Retail 2,003 77 684 1,242 122 1 38 83 747 32 230 485 115 31 76 186 3 64 119 Transportation, communication, & other public utilities Transportation Communication Other public utilities 5,664 135 3,196 98 4,199 445 1,020 98 14 23 2,275 231 690 888 22 Services 2,962 Foreign commercial and industrial loans 1,614 All other loans 1,183 Business of Borrower Durable goods manufacturing - total Primary metals Machinery Transportation equipment Other fabricated metal products Other durable goods Construction http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/ Total term loans outstanding Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis 31,481 Richmond 91 4 29 11 15 32 Atlanta Chicago St. 1 Minne- Kansas City Louis 1 apolis 45 40 91 - — 2 28 13 7 21 8 4 4 12 7 14 18 14 24 87 8 28 15 16 20 1,582 303 562 235 256 226 97 30 13 10 26 18 1,033 280 110 195 242 206 124 22 17 21 28 36 31 423 27 97 5 33 59 126 1 56 69 300 113 179 32 1 7 24 281 170 161 804 68 22 8 197 24 60 107 38 25 146 2 13 270 54 92 25 236 1,201 281 184 43 15 1,301 27 17 610 1 134 16,570 959 2,248 297 24 154 64 27 28 1,145 8 Dallas 91 11 22 11 13 34 San . FranciscoE/ 657 70 184 211 24 168 11 3 11 107 14 3 44 21 25 340 74 8 124 59 75 62 260 107 28 2 12 14 39 1 12 26 39 1 14 24 172 14 74 84 137 61 57 141 423 615 45 144 130 2 5 52 3 6 47 7 3 96 16 29 368 41 14 58 67 23 7 22 137 111 106 330 66 23 55 59 378 3 138 3 11 99 103 15 118 45 5 37 105 709 684 4,795 545 232 882 2,392 175 33 80 6 19 37 8 60 26 4 6 8 16 31 6 -- 320
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