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FRB: DDP: Aggregate Reserves of Depository Institutions and the Monetary Base (H.3)
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FRB: DDP: Aggregate Reserves of Depository Institutions and the Monetary Base (H.3) |
This feed provides information about aggregate reserves data available from the Federal Reserve Board through the Data Download Program (DDP).
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11/08/2011 03:00 PM
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New graphics options are now available from the Data Download Program (DDP)
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Users can now view plotted data as column charts, and add U.S. recession shading, while using the "View chart" function of the Data Download Program (DDP).
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10/27/2011 04:30 PM
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Annual Review of Break and Seasonal Factors for Reserves and the Monetary Base
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For release at 4:30 P.M. EDT October 27, 2011 SPECIAL NOTICE Data on reserves and the monetary base have been revised to reflect the result of annual reviews of seasonal factors and break factors. Revisions to seasonal factors start in January 1999, while revisions to break factors begin in January 2010. Break factors remove discontinuities (or "breaks") associated with regulatory changes in reserve requirements, such as the annual indexations of the low-reserve tranche and the reserve requirement exemption.1 The maximum revision to total reserves, nonborrowed reserves, required reserves, and the monetary base in any maintenance period was $2.0 billion; most revisions were less than $700 million. A more detailed description of the methods for constructing break factors and seasonal factors is available under "Annual review of break and seasonal factors" on the Federal Reserve's website (http://www.federalreserve.gov/releases/h3/hist/). Historical data, updated each week, are available there as well. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1. The Monetary Control Act of 1980 established a reserve ratio of 3 percent against the first $25 million in net transaction deposits (low-reserve tranche) at each depository institution. Since 1982, the low-reserve tranche has been indexed each January by 80 percent of the previous year's (June 30 to June 30) growth rate of net transaction deposits at all depository institutions. For all reserve maintenance periods ending in 2011, the low-reserve tranche is $58.8 million, rising to $71.0 million for maintenance periods ending in 2012. Under the Garn-St Germain Depository Institutions Act of 1982, the first $2 million of reservable liabilities of each depository institution was exempted from reserve requirements. Since 1983, this exemption amount has been indexed each year by 80 percent of the rate of increase of the reservable liabilities at all depository institutions over the preceding year (June 30 to June 30). For all reserve maintenance periods ending in 2011, the reserve requirement exemption is $10.7 million, rising to $11.5 million for maintenance periods ending in 2012.
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05/26/2011 04:30 PM
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Revision to the amount of loans outstanding under the Term Asset-Backed Securities Loan Facility for the two weeks ending May 18, 2011
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For release on May 26, 2011 The Board's H.3 statistical release ("Aggregate Reserves of Depository Institutions and the Monetary Base") for May 26, 2011, includes a revision to the amount of loans outstanding under the Term Asset-Backed Securities Loan Facility for the two weeks ending May 18, 2011. For more information on the revision, please see the cover note attached to the corrected H.4.1 release dated May 12, 2011.
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01/27/2011 04:30 PM
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Closing of the American International Group, Inc. (AIG) Capitalization Plan
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For release at 4:30 p.m. EST January 27, 2011 The Board's H.3 statistical release, "Aggregate Reserves of DepositoryInstitutions and the Monetary Base," reflects the closing of the AmericanInternational Group, Inc. (AIG), recapitalization plan, which occurred onJanuary 14, 2011. The recapitalization plan was designed to restructure andfacilitate repayment of the financial support provided to AIG by the U.S.Department of the Treasury and the Federal Reserve. Upon closing of therecapitalization plan, the credit extended to AIG by the Federal Reserve Bankof New York under the revolving credit facility (AIG loan), including accruedinterest and fees, was repaid in full. The AIG loan is reported in the "Creditextended to American International Group, Inc., net" category of total andother borrowings from the Federal Reserve, which is shown in table 1a of theH.3 statistical release. The average value of "Credit extended to American International Group, Inc.,net" for the two-week period ending January 26, 2011, reflects the closing ofthe AIG recapitalization plan. The average value for the two-week periodending January 26, 2011, is greater than zero because the AIG loan was repaidin full on January 14, the second day of this two-week period. Table 1a willcontinue to show historical values for "Credit extended to AmericanInternational Group, Inc., net" to provide a complete disaggregation of totaland other borrowings from the Federal Reserve for past periods.
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12/02/2010 11:00 AM
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New interactive graphics feature of Data Download Program (DDP)
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Users will now be able to create and view interactive graphics of data packages from the program before downloading the underlying data and charts. The charting feature allows users to view multiple data series on a single chart as well as to display individual data points. The charts can be saved as PDFs or in a standard image file format (PNG) for publication and redistribution.
"Graphics play an important role in identifying data trends and relationships," said Federal Reserve Vice Chair Janet L. Yellen. "With the help of this intuitive new user interface, it's now possible to create customized charts directly from Federal Reserve statistical data."
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12/29/2008 04:30 PM
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Note on Nonborrowed Reserves
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The H.3 statistical release indicates that nonborrowed reserves of depository institutions were negative for much of 2008 but more recently have turned positive.
By definition, nonborrowed reserves are equal to total reserves minus borrowed reserves. Borrowed reserves are equal to the sum of credit extended through the Federal Reserve's regular discount window programs and credit extended through certain Federal Reserve liquidity facilities. Total borrowings from the Federal Reserve are presented in table 1a of the release. Over much of 2008, in order to maintain a level of total reserves consistent with the Federal Open Market Committee's objective for the federal funds rate, increases in borrowed reserves were offset through a nearly commensurate decrease in nonborrowed reserves, which was accomplished through a reduction in the Federal Reserve's holdings of securities and other assets. The negative level of nonborrowed reserves was an arithmetic result of the fact that borrowings from the Federal Reserve liquidity facilities were larger than total reserves.
More recently, nonborrowed reserves have again turned positive. This development is purely an arithmetic result, in this case of the fact that a large volume of reserves has recently been provided through channels that, for purposes of the Federal Reserve's statistical releases, are not considered borrowings. These channels include foreign currency swap arrangements with foreign central banks and certain special purpose vehicles. Credit extended to these special purpose vehicles are not shown on the Federal Reserve's balance sheet. Rather, as noted on the H.4.1 statistical release, the assets of these vehicles are consolidated onto the Federal Reserve's balance sheet, and consequently credit extended to these special purpose entities is not treated as a borrowing for purposes of the H.3 statistical release.
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02/07/2008 07:30 PM
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Recent Declines in Nonborrowed Reserves
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The H.3 statistical release indicates that nonborrowed reserves of
depository institutions have declined substantially since mid-December
to a level that is now negative. This development reflects the
provision of a large volume of reserves through the Term Auction
Facility (TAF) and has no adverse implications for the availability of
reserves to the banking system.
By definition, nonborrowed reserves are equal to total reserves
minus borrowed reserves. Borrowed reserves are equal to credit extended
through the Federal Reserve's regular discount window programs as well
as credit extended through the TAF. To maintain a level of total
reserves consistent with the Federal Open Market Committee's target
federal funds rate, increases in borrowed reserves must generally be
met by a commensurate decrease in nonborrowed reserves, which is
accomplished through a reduction in the Federal Reserve's holdings of
securities and other assets. The negative level of nonborrowed reserves
is an arithmetic result of the fact that TAF borrowings are larger than
total reserves.
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09/18/2007 01:00 PM
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H.3 Data Update
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The DDP values for 09/5/07 and 09/12/07 for Total borrowings of Depository Institutions from the Federal Reserve (RESBR14A_N.WW) have been updated to reflect the correct values as posted on the H.3 release and H.3 Weekly Historical Aggregate Table 6: Memorandum Items dated 09/13/2007.
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06/14/2007 04:30 PM
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H.3 - Aggregate Reserves of Depository Institutions and the Monetary Base
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Annual Seasonal Factor Review
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04/30/2007 08:30 AM
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Aggregate Reserves data are now available from the Data Download
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The Federal Reserve Board announces that data from the Aggregate Reserves of Depository Institutions and the Monetary Base release (H.3) are now available for customizeable download through the Data Download Program (DDP). These data will updated weekly with the H.3 release on Thursday afternoon after 4:30 p.m.
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