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Commercial and industrial loans at all U.S. commercial banks decreased in the week ending July 9, declining $6.05 billion to $2.87 trillion https://t.co/OBhUWd2uky https://t.co/JWbk4bHkh4
U.S. commercial paper outstanding—reflecting short-term promissory notes issued mostly by corporations—decreased for a fourth straight week in the week ending July 16, falling $20.76 billion to $1.40 trillion https://t.co/KOfpH12VJZ https://t.co/HGNyybVE91
Everywhere I look there is new paper being offered. Good thing they don’t print stock certificates anymore or we would run out of trees.
U.S. bank deposits declined to $18.251 trillion in the week ending July 16, down from $18.318 trillion the previous week. Concurrently, U.S. commercial paper outstanding, which represents short-term promissory notes issued primarily by corporations, fell by $20.76 billion to $1.40 trillion, marking the fourth consecutive weekly decline. Additionally, commercial and industrial loans at all U.S. commercial banks decreased by $6.05 billion to $2.87 trillion in the week ending July 9.
