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FEDERAL H. 9 (Rev. 6/70) K! RESERVE s t a t i s t i c a l r e l e a s e WEEKLY(SUMMARY OF BANKING AND CREDIT MEASURES (Averages of daily figures) Week ended For immediate release June 25, 1970. 4 weeks ended June 24 June 24 May 2 7 907 -748 7.71 8.29 6.76 8.08 9.47 7.38 924 -765 7,98 8.67 6.84 7.98 8.82 7.21 Year-ago data Jeek ended 4 wks. ended June 25 June 25 Marginal Reserve*- Measures & Interest Rates (NSA) Member bank borrowings ($ mil.) Free or net borrowed ( - ) reserves ($ mil.) Federal funds rate Dealer loan rate 1/ 3-month Treasury bill rate 3-month CD rate (secondary market) 2/ 3-month Euro-dollar rate 3/ U.S. Government bond rate 3/ 887 -823 7 .21 7.97 6 .64 8.13 9.59 7.32 658 -382 7.80 8.48 6.73 8.09 9.60 7.44 1,323 -1,132 8.34 9.13 6.48 8.23 11.11 6.27 1,355 -1,078 8.80 9.46 6 .45 7.91 11.08 6.30 Reserve Aggregates ($ bil., SA) 4/ Total reserves Nonborrowed reserves Required reserves 27 .6 26.8 27.7 28.0 27.4 27 .7 Week ended June 17 June 10 27 .0 27 .7 27.9 27.7 27.0 4 weeks ended June 17 May 20 27.8 26.6 27 .7 28.1 26.7 27.8 Week ended 4 wks . ended June 18 . June 18 Monetary Aggregates ($ bil., SA) Total member bank deposits ' Total member bank deposits plus nondeposit items5_/ Money supply (currency & demand deposit components) Time deppsits, all commercial banks U.S. Government demand deposits, member" banks NSA \J 2/ 2/ 4/ 5/ 290.3 311.0 203.8 200.6 5.1 289.8. 310.6 203.4 200.5 4.1 290.1 310.8 203.8 200.3 4.1 288.6 308.6 203.6 199.2 3.0 293.1 308.4 198.2 200.9 4.3 293.9 307.4 198.7 201.4 4.6 - Not seasonally adjusted. SA - Seasonally adjusted. -Unweighted average rates on loans posted by major ,New York City banks. Average of range of offering rates on negotiable certificates of deposit with 3-month maturity in secondary market. Daily average yield on 20-year bonds. «, Includes increases in required reserves due to changes in Regulations M and D, effective October 16, 1969. Sometimes referred to as the "adjusted credit proxy." Includes member bank deposits, bank-related commercial paper Euro-dollar borrowings of U.S. banks, and certain other nondeposit sources. On June 17 bank-related commercial for FRASER paper amounted to $7,260 million. Digitized