Table B–71.—Aggregate reserves of depository institutions and the monetary base, 1965–2007[Averages of daily figures 1 ; millions of dollars; seasonally adjusted, except as noted]Year and monthTotalAdjusted for changes in reserve requirements 2Reserves of depository institutionsNonborrowedRequiredExecess(NSA) 3MonetarybaseTermauctioncredit(NSA) 3Other borrowings of depository institutionsfrom the Federal Reserve (NSA) 3Total Primary Secondary Seasonal AdjustmentDecember:1965 12,316 11,872 11,892 423 49,620 444 0 4441966 12,223 11,690 11,884 339 51,565 532 0 5321967 13,180 12,952 12,805 375 54,579 228 0 2281968 13,767 13,021 13,341 426 58,357 746 0 7461969 14,168 13,049 13,882 286 61,569 1,119 0 1,1191970 14,558 14,225 14,309 249 65,013 332 0 3321971 15,230 15,104 15,049 182 69,108 126 0 1261972 16,645 15,595 16,361 284 75,167 1,050 0 1,0501973 17,021 15,723 16,717 304 81,073 1,298 41 1,2571974 17,550 16,823 17,292 258 87,535 727 32 5481975 17,822 17,692 17,556 266 93,887 130 14 1041976 18,388 18,335 18,115 274 101,515 53 13 401977 18,990 18,420 18,800 190 110,324 569 55 5141978 19,753 18,885 19,521 232 120,445 868 135 7341979 20,720 19,248 20,279 442 131,143 1,473 82 1,3901980 22,015 20,325 21,501 514 142,004 1,690 116 1,5711981 22,443 21,807 22,124 319 149,021 636 54 4331982 23,600 22,966 23,100 500 160,127 634 33 4151983 25,367 24,593 24,806 561 175,467 774 96 6761984 26,913 23,727 26,078 835 187,252 3,186 113 4691985 31,569 30,250 30,505 1,063 203,555 1,318 56 7631986 38,840 38,014 37,667 1,173 223,416 827 38 4861987 38,913 38,135 37,893 1,019 239,829 777 93 2011988 40,453 38,738 39,392 1,061 256,897 1,716 130 3421989 40,486 40,221 39,545 941 267,754 265 84 1621990 41,766 41,440 40,101 1,665 293,300 326 76 2271991 45,516 45,324 44,526 990 317,544 192 38 1531992 54,421 54,298 53,267 1,154 350,912 124 18 1051993 60,566 60,484 59,497 1,069 386,586 82 31 511994 59,466 59,257 58,295 1,171 418,339 209 100 1091995 56,483 56,226 55,193 1,290 434,580 257 40 2171996 50,185 50,030 48,766 1,418 452,051 155 68 871997 46,875 46,551 45,189 1,687 479,931 324 79 2451998 45,168 45,052 43,656 1,512 513,920 117 15 1011999 42,115 41,795 40,821 1,294 593,826 4 320 67 1792000 38,680 38,471 37,356 1,325 584,944 210 111 992001 41,420 41,354 39,777 1,643 635,610 67 33 342002 40,357 40,278 38,349 2,008 681,623 80 45 352003 42,672 42,626 41,625 1,047 720,362 46 17 0 29 2004 46,600 46,538 44,692 1,909 759,258 63 11 0 52 2005 45,144 44,976 43,244 1,900 787,313 169 97 0 72 2006 43,315 43,124 41,507 1,808 811,822 191 111 0 80 2007 42,584 27,154 40,836 1,748 823,448 11,613 3,818 3,787 1 30 2006: Jan 44,493 44,383 42,917 1,576 791,767 110 78 0 32 Feb 44,273 44,220 42,722 1,550 796,502 53 21 2 30 Mar 44,067 43,898 42,560 1,507 798,972 169 119 0 50 Apr 44,819 44,572 42,994 1,825 801,486 248 164 0 84 May 44,717 44,542 42,918 1,799 805,086 175 24 0 151 June 45,243 44,990 43,460 1,783 805,165 253 16 0 237 July 44,195 43,844 42,656 1,539 804,245 350 39 0 312 Aug 42,935 42,566 41,410 1,524 804,637 369 26 0 343 Sept 43,155 42,751 41,422 1,733 804,838 403 66 0 338 Oct 42,914 42,685 41,246 1,667 805,254 229 24 0 205 Nov 43,179 43,020 41,485 1,694 808,348 160 48 0 112 Dec 43,315 43,124 41,507 1,808 811,822 191 111 0 80 2007: Jan 42,171 41,960 40,665 1,506 813,455 211 187 0 24 Feb 42,454 42,424 40,956 1,498 813,448 30 8 0 22 Mar 42,321 42,267 40,686 1,635 814,991 54 21 5 28 Apr 42,715 42,635 41,189 1,525 817,205 79 32 0 48 May 43,197 43,093 41,760 1,436 818,799 103 14 0 90 June 43,606 43,419 41,904 1,702 820,085 187 43 0 145 July 41,915 41,653 40,251 1,664 821,476 262 45 0 217 Aug 44,922 43,948 40,100 4,822 824,512 975 701 19 255 Sept 42,540 40,973 40,798 1,742 821,732 1,567 1,345 0 221 Oct 42,507 42,252 41,056 1,450 824,713 254 126 13 115 Nov 42,646 42,281 40,970 1,676 825,653 366 315 0 50 Dec 42,584 27,154 40,836 1,748 823,448 11,613 3,818 3,787 1 30 1 Data are prorated averages of biweekly (maintenance period) averages of daily figures.2 Aggregate reserves incorporate adjustments for discontinuities associated with regulatory changes to reserve requirements. For details on aggregatereserves series see Federal Reserve Bulletin.3 Not seasonally adjusted (NSA).4 Total includes borrowing under the terms and conditions established for the Century Date Change Special Liquidity Facility in effect from October 1, 1999through April 7, 2000.Source: Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System.310 | Economic Report of the <strong>President</strong>
Table B–72.—Bank credit at all commercial banks, 1965–2007[Monthly average; billions of dollars, seasonally adjusted 1 ]Securities in bank creditLoans and leases in bank creditYear and monthTotalbankcreditTotalsecuritiesU.S.TreasuryandagencysecuritiesTotalloansandleases 2OthersecuritiesCommercialandindustrialReal estateDecember:1965 297.1 96.1 64.3 31.9 201.0 69.5 48.9 45.0 8.0 29.71966 318.6 97.2 61.0 36.2 221.4 79.3 53.8 47.7 8.3 32.41967 350.5 111.4 70.7 40.6 239.2 86.5 58.2 51.2 9.6 33.81968 390.5 121.9 73.8 48.1 268.6 96.5 64.8 57.7 10.5 39.21969 401.6 112.4 64.2 48.2 289.2 106.9 69.9 62.6 10.0 39.81970 434.4 129.7 73.4 56.3 304.6 111.6 72.9 65.3 10.4 44.51971 485.2 147.5 79.8 67.7 337.6 118.0 81.7 73.3 10.9 53.91972 555.3 160.6 85.4 75.2 394.7 133.6 98.8 85.4 14.4 62.51973 638.6 168.4 89.7 78.7 470.1 162.8 119.4 119.4 98.3 11.2 78.41974 701.7 173.8 87.9 85.9 527.9 193.0 132.5 132.5 102.1 10.6 89.61975 732.9 206.7 117.9 88.9 526.2 184.3 137.2 137.2 104.6 12.7 87.51976 790.7 228.6 137.3 91.3 562.1 186.3 151.3 151.3 115.9 17.7 91.01977 876.0 236.3 137.4 98.9 639.7 205.8 178.0 178.0 138.1 20.7 97.21978 989.4 242.2 138.4 103.8 747.2 239.0 213.5 213.5 164.6 19.1 110.91979 1,111.4 260.7 147.2 113.4 850.7 282.2 245.0 245.0 184.5 17.4 121.61980 1,207.1 296.8 173.2 123.6 910.3 314.5 265.7 265.7 179.2 17.2 133.61981 1,302.7 311.1 181.8 129.3 991.6 353.3 287.5 287.5 182.7 20.2 148.01982 1,412.3 338.6 204.7 133.9 1,073.7 396.4 303.8 303.8 188.2 23.6 161.71983 1,566.7 403.8 263.4 140.4 1,163.0 419.1 334.8 334.8 213.2 26.5 169.41984 1,733.4 406.6 262.9 143.7 1,326.9 479.4 380.8 380.8 253.6 34.1 179.01985 1,922.2 455.9 273.8 182.2 1,466.3 506.5 431.0 431.0 294.5 42.9 191.41986 2,106.6 510.0 312.8 197.2 1,596.5 544.0 499.9 499.9 314.5 38.6 199.51987 2,255.3 535.0 338.9 196.1 1,720.2 575.0 595.7 32.2 563.5 327.7 34.8 187.01988 2,445.4 561.4 365.9 195.5 1,884.0 612.0 676.6 42.6 634.0 354.9 39.8 200.71989 2,611.8 585.5 401.0 184.6 2,026.3 642.4 769.4 53.5 715.9 375.3 40.6 198.51990 2,756.4 635.8 457.5 178.4 2,120.6 644.8 856.7 66.4 790.3 380.8 43.8 194.51991 2,871.7 746.2 566.5 179.7 2,125.5 622.2 882.9 74.3 808.6 363.9 52.5 204.01992 2,989.6 842.8 666.5 176.3 2,146.8 598.0 905.9 78.5 827.4 356.2 60.6 226.11993 3,143.8 916.9 732.7 184.2 2,227.0 588.7 946.8 78.1 868.7 387.4 81.8 222.31994 3,317.6 940.2 722.5 217.7 2,377.4 647.9 1,010.5 80.5 930.0 447.9 70.9 200.21995 3,599.1 984.6 702.2 282.5 2,614.5 718.6 1,091.0 84.5 1,006.4 491.1 79.5 234.31996 3,755.4 984.6 703.0 281.5 2,770.9 778.6 1,143.8 90.9 1,052.9 512.2 70.7 265.61997 4,099.1 1,099.0 755.6 343.4 3,000.1 848.0 1,246.2 105.0 1,141.2 502.5 88.2 315.21998 4,534.1 1,237.4 797.0 440.4 3,296.7 940.9 1,337.0 103.9 1,233.1 496.9 135.2 386.71999 4,762.7 1,280.8 812.6 468.2 3,481.9 992.3 1,475.4 101.5 1,373.9 490.8 139.9 383.52000 5,221.4 1,347.4 790.1 557.3 3,874.0 1,080.3 1,658.1 130.2 1,528.0 540.2 160.6 434.82001 5,423.3 1,487.2 848.3 638.9 3,936.1 1,019.6 1,785.7 155.8 1,629.9 557.4 134.0 439.32002 5,886.5 1,715.0 1,022.6 692.3 4,171.5 956.8 2,030.8 213.7 1,817.1 588.0 171.8 424.22003 6,259.2 1,849.1 1,104.8 744.3 4,410.0 897.7 2,225.9 281.0 1,944.9 645.1 195.4 445.92004 6,805.8 1,936.2 1,153.3 782.8 4,869.6 920.5 2,568.2 399.9 2,168.2 697.0 194.2 489.72005 7,514.0 2,050.4 1,141.4 909.0 5,463.6 1,039.1 2,928.9 446.7 2,482.2 708.0 241.8 545.82006 8,349.0 2,227.4 1,196.0 1,031.4 6,121.7 1,193.8 3,369.5 471.3 2,898.1 741.8 266.0 550.72007 9,224.4 2,440.9 1,110.9 1,330.0 6,783.5 1,437.1 3,583.6 486.6 3,097.1 804.0 288.5 670.32006: Jan 7,569.6 2,066.8 1,152.6 914.1 5,502.8 1,053.8 2,955.3 447.3 2,507.9 712.2 232.9 548.6Feb 7,652.7 2,104.4 1,180.8 923.7 5,548.3 1,063.0 2,979.5 446.9 2,532.6 711.8 239.7 554.3Mar 7,724.9 2,115.7 1,185.8 929.9 5,609.2 1,074.3 3,009.7 450.2 2,559.5 722.5 244.8 557.9Apr 7,815.7 2,168.9 1,198.2 970.7 5,646.9 1,091.6 3,033.2 446.1 2,587.1 727.5 235.1 559.5May 7,929.1 2,204.5 1,194.9 1,009.7 5,724.6 1,111.8 3,059.1 442.4 2,616.7 734.5 251.2 567.9June 7,939.6 2,187.3 1,200.5 986.7 5,752.4 1,119.8 3,101.8 444.8 2,657.0 729.2 231.6 570.0July 7,987.1 2,192.5 1,212.4 980.1 5,794.6 1,131.2 3,140.7 452.0 2,688.7 722.5 229.9 570.3Aug 8,049.0 2,205.6 1,221.1 984.5 5,843.4 1,160.4 3,142.4 448.1 2,694.2 728.4 237.6 574.5Sept 8,071.8 2,192.5 1,210.8 981.8 5,879.2 1,164.8 3,165.0 450.6 2,714.4 727.8 249.9 571.8Oct 8,225.2 2,216.2 1,222.9 993.2 6,009.0 1,178.2 3,313.6 466.4 2,847.1 729.5 252.5 535.3Nov 8,274.5 2,225.0 1,215.3 1,009.7 6,049.5 1,183.5 3,330.5 468.1 2,862.4 734.5 261.6 539.6Dec 8,349.0 2,227.4 1,196.0 1,031.4 6,121.7 1,193.8 3,369.5 471.3 2,898.1 741.8 266.0 550.72007: Jan 8,407.5 2,233.4 1,198.5 1,034.9 6,174.0 1,201.4 3,400.4 473.3 2,927.1 749.8 267.8 554.6Feb 8,479.7 2,248.2 1,202.9 1,045.3 6,231.5 1,211.5 3,430.9 471.0 2,959.9 749.8 278.6 560.8Mar 8,458.7 2,272.4 1,210.5 1,061.9 6,186.3 1,219.9 3,373.4 462.6 2,910.8 747.2 284.7 561.1Apr 8,521.3 2,284.0 1,186.3 1,097.7 6,237.3 1,226.8 3,396.4 458.1 2,938.2 753.2 282.0 578.9May 8,578.6 2,289.5 1,173.9 1,115.6 6,289.2 1,243.8 3,414.0 458.3 2,955.7 756.7 295.5 579.2June 8,628.8 2,308.9 1,177.8 1,131.1 6,319.9 1,261.8 3,441.6 459.6 2,982.0 767.0 269.2 580.3July 8,694.4 2,318.3 1,180.6 1,137.7 6,376.1 1,281.0 3,458.6 462.4 2,996.2 774.7 270.6 591.2Aug 8,821.3 2,342.6 1,186.1 1,156.5 6,478.7 1,313.4 3,471.2 465.9 3,005.3 777.2 285.7 631.3Sept 8,947.4 2,371.8 1,171.0 1,200.7 6,575.7 1,361.3 3,496.0 470.1 3,025.9 784.4 280.7 653.2Oct 9,063.8 2,403.1 1,135.4 1,267.7 6,660.7 1,396.4 3,549.6 476.3 3,073.3 781.8 264.4 668.4Nov 9,181.7 2,466.5 1,118.5 1,348.0 6,715.2 1,411.9 3,569.4 481.3 3,088.1 792.3 278.4 663.3Dec 9,224.4 2,440.9 1,110.9 1,330.0 6,783.5 1,437.1 3,583.6 486.6 3,097.1 804.0 288.5 670.3TotalSecurityRevolvinghomeequity1 Data are prorated averages of Wednesday values for domestically chartered commercial banks, branches and agencies of foreign banks, New York Stateinvestment companies (through September 1996), and Edge Act and agreement corporations.2 Excludes 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