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TABLE-U.S. M-2 money supply down $23.3 bln Oct 5 week

Thu Oct 15, 2009 5:20pm EDT
          One week ended October 14 (H4.1)
Bank Borrowings.........111,405  up.............868  
Primary Credit...........27,380  down...........518
Secondary Credit............468  up...............8
Seasonal Credit..............89  up...............2
Primary Dealer..............nil  vs............unch
Asset-Backed..43  down............36
AIG Credit Ext...........40,195  up.............556
TALF......43,230  up.............856
Other Credit Ext............nil  vs............unch
Float.....-1,476  up.............703
Balances/Adjustments......3,395  down.............5
Currency.917,691  up...........3,405
Treasury Deposits........23,173  down........18,406
Maiden Lane LLC..........26,312  up..............45
Maiden Lane II...........14,461  down...........207
Maiden Lane III..........20,175  down...........257
    One week ended October 14 - daily avgs-mlns
Fed bank credit...........2,106,641 down......12,882
Treasuries held outright....770,924 up.........1,748
Agencies held outright......134,546 up.........1,111
Mortgage-Backed secs........702,573 up........10,292
Repos............nil vs..........unch
Other Fed assets.............87,860 up.........2,205
Other Fed liabilities........61,227 up.........1,115
Other deposits with Fed......13,865 up........11,407
Foreign deposits..............1,637 down.........341
Gold stock....11,041 vs..........unch
Custody holdings..........2,864,571 up.........4,072
                Factors on October 14
Bank borrowings.............111,757 vs.......111,204
Float...........-731 vs........-2,626



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