[Economic Indicators December, 2009]
[Page Number 28]
[From the U.S. Government Publishing Office, www.gpo.gov]


 
BANK CREDIT AT ALL COMMERCIAL BANKS

Total commercial bank loans and leases rose 0.8 percent in November; 
commercial and industrial loans fell 1.2 percent.
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                                                     [Billions of dollars, seasonally adjusted \1\]
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                                                  Securities in bank credit                         Loans and leases in bank credit
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                                               ------------------------------                             Real estate loans
                                                            U.S.                            Com-   -------------------------------
              Period               Total  bank            Treasury               Total     mercial              Revolv-               Con-       Other
                                      credit      Total      and      Other   loans  and     and                  ing      Com-      sumer    loans  and
                                                  secu-    agency     secu-      leases    indus-   Total \4\    home     mercial  loans \5\     leases
                                                 rities    securi-   rities       \3\       trial               equity     loans                  \5\
                                                            ties                            loans                loans
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1999:Dec r.......................      4,605.7   1,147.6     805.2     342.4     3,458.1     999.6    1,456.8      99.5  ........      485.9      515.8
2000:Dec r.......................      5,027.0   1,191.6     781.6     410.0     3,835.5   1,083.7    1,637.1     129.5  ........      532.4      582.3
2001:Dec r.......................      5,210.2   1,319.6     840.6     479.0     3,890.6   1,021.8    1,754.3     152.3  ........      550.4      564.1
2002:Dec r.......................      5,642.7   1,509.6   1,007.0     502.5     4,133.1     960.2    2,007.2     211.7  ........      579.0      586.7
2003:Dec r.......................      6,010.5   1,636.3   1,092.1     544.3     4,374.2     898.2    2,209.7     278.4  ........      635.6      630.7
2004:Dec r.......................      6,563.6   1,728.2   1,151.1     577.0     4,835.5     918.5    2,547.8     395.2   1,077.7      685.9      683.3
2005:Dec r.......................      7,258.6   1,825.0   1,139.8     685.2     5,433.6   1,041.6    2,916.0     442.9   1,266.6      697.6      778.5
2006:Dec r.......................      8,037.8   1,962.6   1,188.6     774.0     6,075.3   1,181.2    3,355.8     466.8   1,454.3      732.1      806.2
2007:Dec r.......................      8,843.5   2,083.2   1,107.6     975.6     6,760.3   1,424.4    3,588.4     483.2   1,589.5      793.4      954.0
2008:Dec r.......................      9,372.5   2,109.4   1,240.3     869.1     7,263.1   1,617.7    3,823.2     588.0   1,726.8      861.4      960.8
 
2008:Nov r.......................      9,406.2   2,166.8   1,252.5     914.3     7,239.4   1,636.9    3,820.4     582.6   1,723.6      858.1      923.9
      Dec r......................      9,372.5   2,109.4   1,240.3     869.1     7,263.1   1,617.7    3,823.2     588.0   1,726.8      861.4      960.8
 
2009:Jan r.......................      9,337.1   2,145.7   1,273.0     872.7     7,191.4   1,601.1    3,805.0     593.0   1,720.8      869.8      915.6
      Feb r......................      9,347.6   2,162.6   1,261.7     900.8     7,185.0   1,587.1    3,818.2     595.7   1,721.6      879.9      899.7
      Mar r......................      9,328.6   2,187.2   1,273.0     914.2     7,141.4   1,564.1    3,836.1     600.2   1,720.3      870.6      870.6
      Apr r......................      9,266.9   2,185.0   1,263.8     921.2     7,081.9   1,545.0    3,831.4     605.1   1,715.6      859.7      845.8
      May r......................      9,338.1   2,210.7   1,263.2     947.5     7,127.4   1,525.4    3,875.6     613.1   1,712.2      858.3      868.1
      June r.....................      9,319.6   2,252.5   1,293.5     959.0     7,067.1   1,499.0    3,862.5     610.9   1,704.6      856.2      849.4
      July r.....................      9,249.6   2,268.1   1,325.5     942.6     6,981.5   1,482.8    3,846.8     608.3   1,697.8      852.6      799.3
      Aug r......................      9,210.4   2,304.0   1,363.1     940.8     6,906.5   1,450.7    3,825.5     606.9   1,690.5      850.5      779.8
      Sept r.....................      9,126.9   2,314.2   1,379.4     934.8     6,812.7   1,414.8    3,781.6     604.0   1,679.7      848.0      768.3
      Oct r......................      9,045.7   2,305.6   1,372.1     933.6     6,740.1   1,383.3    3,756.0     601.8   1,666.7      846.5      754.3
      Nov .......................      9,104.3   2,310.2   1,382.9     927.4     6,794.1   1,366.2    3,822.7     604.6   1,660.5      842.3      762.8
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    \1\ Data are prorated averages 
of Wednesday values for domestically 
chartered commercial banks, branches 
and agencies of foreign banks, New 
York State investment companies 
(through September 1996), and Edge 
Act and agreement corporations. Data 
are adjusted for breaks caused by 
reclassifications of assets and 
liabilities.
    \2\ Includes securities held in 
trading accounts, held-to-maturity, 
and available-for-sale. Excludes all 
non-security trading assets, such as 
derivatives with a positive fair 
value or loansheld in trading 
accounts.
    \3\ Excludes unearned income. 
Includes the allowance for loan and 
lease losses. Excludes Federal funds 
sold to, reverse repurchase 
agreements (RPs) with, and loans to 
commercial banks in the United 
States. Includes all loans held in 
trading accounts under a fair value 
option.
    \4\ Includes closed-end 
residential loans, not shown 
separately.
    \5\ Includes other items, not 
shown separately.
    Source: Board of Governors of 
the Federal Reserve System.