Federal Reserve Economic Data

Table Data - Total Investment Securities at Book Value for Commercial Banks Geographically Located in FRB-St. Louis District (DISCONTINUED)

Title Total Investment Securities at Book Value for Commercial Banks Geographically Located in FRB-St. Louis District (DISCONTINUED)
Series ID D8TISBV
Source Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council (US), Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
Release Reports of Condition and Income for All Insured U.S. Commercial Banks
Seasonal Adjustment Not Seasonally Adjusted
Frequency Quarterly
Units Thousands of Dollars
Date Range 1984-01-01 to 1993-10-01
Last Updated 2014-05-22 10:54 AM CDT
Notes This series represents Total Investment Securities at Book Value call item RCFD0390.

Geographic location is determined by Federal Reserve District call item RSSD9170 = '08' representing FRB-St. Louis District.

Users are advised to use the Federal Reserve Board of Governors' data dictionary to retrieve detailed information for specific call items.

This series is calculated by the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis using raw data that are collected by the FFIEC. Raw data can be found at https://cdr.ffiec.gov/public/.
DATE VALUE
1984-01-01 26563820
1984-04-01 26669356
1984-07-01 26443163
1984-10-01 26553159
1985-01-01 27336957
1985-04-01 27291874
1985-07-01 27374066
1985-10-01 28044638
1986-01-01 27890165
1986-04-01 28121299
1986-07-01 28993802
1986-10-01 29775084
1987-01-01 30054267
1987-04-01 30775064
1987-07-01 30881127
1987-10-01 31588062
1988-01-01 31813216
1988-04-01 31959832
1988-07-01 31733305
1988-10-01 32921095
1989-01-01 33765897
1989-04-01 33391600
1989-07-01 33324397
1989-10-01 34136170
1990-01-01 35909587
1990-04-01 36375053
1990-07-01 36739990
1990-10-01 37628986
1991-01-01 38405294
1991-04-01 39423233
1991-07-01 40911467
1991-10-01 43046320
1992-01-01 45521843
1992-04-01 46419071
1992-07-01 46070623
1992-10-01 47860973
1993-01-01 49570110
1993-04-01 50044560
1993-07-01 48909831
1993-10-01 49608848

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