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August 16, 1968
H.5
Reserve Positions of Major Reserve City Banks
Reserve Period Ended August 7, 1968
(In millions of dollars unless otherwise noted)

46 banks
Reserve excess or deficiency (-) 1/
Less:

Borrowings from Reserve Banks

Less: Net interbank Federal funds
purchases or sales (-) 2/

8 banks in
38 banks outNew York City side New York

5 banks 33 other
in Chicago

19

5

14

380

337

44

2,133

1,110

1,022

408

614

-2,493

-1,442

-1,052

-405

-647

21.5

31.0

15.1

37.6

11.0

3
w pe

11
44

Equals: Net basic reserve surplus
or deficit (-):
a.

Net amount

b.

As per cent of average required reserves

1/

Reserves held after all adjustments applicable to the reporting period less the sum of
required reserves and carryover reserve deficiencies.

2/

For details see Federal Funds Transactions of Major Reserve City Banks.

Note: —

Averages of daily figures.




H.5(a)
Federal Funds transactions of Major Reserve City Banks
for the Week Ended August 7, 1968
(In millions of dollars)

46 banks
A.

8 banks in 138 banks outNew York City side New York

\
. tr
5 banks 33 other
in Chicago banks

Interbank Federal funds
transactions
1. Gross transactions
a.
b.

Purchases
Sales

2. Total 2-wav transactions 1/

3,809
1,676

1,591
480

2,218
1,196

631
223

1,587"
973

1,381

480

901

223

678

3. Total net transactions
a. Net purchases of net
buying banks
b. Net sales of net
selling banks
c. Net purchases or sales
(-)

'

2,428

1,110

1,317

408

909

2,133

1,110

1,022

408

2r i
B
614

2,311

1,506

805

53

752

165

75

90

2,145

1,431

715

295

295

B. Related transactions with
U. S. Government securities
dealers
1. Loans to dealers 2/
2.

Borrowings from dealers 3/

3. Net loans

90
53

1 / Derived from averages for individual banks for entire week. Figure for each bank
indicates extent to which its weekly average purchases and sales are offsetting;
that is, it is the lesser of the two amounts. Grogs purchases less 2-wey transactions equals net purchases of net buying banks. Similarly, gross sales less
2-way transactions equals net sales of net selling banks.
2/
~

Federal funds loaned, net funds supplied to each dealer by clearing banks,
repurchase agreements (purchases of securities from dealers subject to resale)
or other lending arrangements,

3/ Federal funds borrowed, net funds acquired from each dealer by clearing banks,
reverse repurchase agreements (sales of securities to dealers subject to repurchase), resale agreements, and borrowings secured by Gov't, or other issues.
Note: —

Averages of daily figures.




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