Federal Reserve Economic Data

Table Data - Rest of the world; total financial asset revaluations (IMA), Revaluation/other changes in volume (DISCONTINUED)

Title Rest of the world; total financial asset revaluations (IMA), Revaluation/other changes in volume (DISCONTINUED)
Series ID ROWTFRQ027S
Source Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System (US)
Release Z.1 Financial Accounts of the United States
Seasonal Adjustment Not Seasonally Adjusted
Frequency Quarterly
Units Millions of Dollars
Date Range 1960-01-01 to 2013-07-01
Last Updated 2013-12-09 2:03 PM CST
Notes Source ID: FD264090095.Q

For more information about the Flow of Funds tables, see the Financial Accounts Guide.

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In the Financial Accounts, the source identifies each series by a string of patterned letters and numbers. For a detailed description, including how this series is constructed, see the series analyzer provided by the source.

This data appear in Table S.9.q of the 'Integrated Macroeconomic Accounts for the United States.'

These tables present a sequence of accounts that relate production, income and spending, capital formation, financial transactions, and asset revaluations to changes in net worth between balance sheets for the major sectors of the U.S. economy. They are part of an interagency effort to further harmonize the BEA National Income and Product Accounts (NIPAs) and the Federal Reserve Board Flow of Funds Accounts (FFAs). The structure of these tables is based on the internationally accepted set of guidelines for the compilation of national accounts that are offered in the System of National Accounts 1993 (SNA).

Cautionary note on the use of the integrated macroeconomic accounts (IMA) - The estimates that are provided on this page are based on a unique set of accounting standards that are founded on the SNA. Accordingly, some of the estimates in in the IMA tables will differ from the official estimates that are published in the NIPAs and FFAs due to conceptual differences. There will also be some statistical differences between the estimates in these tables and those in the related accounts. For further information on the conceptual differences, see the reference paper.
DATE VALUE
1960-01-01 -674
1960-04-01 155
1960-07-01 -608
1960-10-01 869
1961-01-01 1097
1961-04-01 -53
1961-07-01 349
1961-10-01 807
1962-01-01 -322
1962-04-01 -2817
1962-07-01 445
1962-10-01 1069
1963-01-01 587
1963-04-01 541
1963-07-01 456
1963-10-01 389
1964-01-01 723
1964-04-01 353
1964-07-01 408
1964-10-01 148
1965-01-01 36
1965-04-01 -496
1965-07-01 1220
1965-10-01 375
1966-01-01 -560
1966-04-01 -1071
1966-07-01 -1412
1966-10-01 1381
1967-01-01 3429
1967-04-01 3120
1967-07-01 4161
1967-10-01 1523
1968-01-01 -1197
1968-04-01 3048
1968-07-01 198
1968-10-01 -188
1969-01-01 -1705
1969-04-01 -895
1969-07-01 -1434
1969-10-01 -334
1970-01-01 -651
1970-04-01 -4431
1970-07-01 2646
1970-10-01 2263
1971-01-01 3287
1971-04-01 -806
1971-07-01 -71
1971-10-01 522
1972-01-01 1996
1972-04-01 4
1972-07-01 897
1972-10-01 3145
1973-01-01 -2136
1973-04-01 -2804
1973-07-01 2476
1973-10-01 -5258
1974-01-01 350
1974-04-01 -3674
1974-07-01 -6666
1974-10-01 198
1975-01-01 5788
1975-04-01 4170
1975-07-01 -4206
1975-10-01 549
1976-01-01 5134
1976-04-01 -81
1976-07-01 604
1976-10-01 21767
1977-01-01 -3448
1977-04-01 1479
1977-07-01 -1620
1977-10-01 2269
1978-01-01 -2124
1978-04-01 3465
1978-07-01 3984
1978-10-01 -1390
1979-01-01 2963
1979-04-01 880
1979-07-01 3198
1979-10-01 6337
1980-01-01 -4079
1980-04-01 7467
1980-07-01 6575
1980-10-01 20078
1981-01-01 364
1981-04-01 -2063
1981-07-01 -8750
1981-10-01 14687
1982-01-01 -7270
1982-04-01 -1898
1982-07-01 6250
1982-10-01 32336
1983-01-01 7574
1983-04-01 10578
1983-07-01 -1188
1983-10-01 -7661
1984-01-01 -3950
1984-04-01 -3946
1984-07-01 8821
1984-10-01 13382
1985-01-01 9434
1985-04-01 6533
1985-07-01 -7291
1985-10-01 33286
1986-01-01 19250
1986-04-01 9426
1986-07-01 -9833
1986-10-01 22997
1987-01-01 35960
1987-04-01 6218
1987-07-01 11769
1987-10-01 -81515
1988-01-01 11558
1988-04-01 10864
1988-07-01 -522
1988-10-01 8693
1989-01-01 12563
1989-04-01 16595
1989-07-01 22605
1989-10-01 45004
1990-01-01 -11257
1990-04-01 12978
1990-07-01 -36521
1990-10-01 -13434
1991-01-01 30862
1991-04-01 -7199
1991-07-01 7246
1991-10-01 31087
1992-01-01 -6133
1992-04-01 6120
1992-07-01 13440
1992-10-01 -14684
1993-01-01 1916
1993-04-01 -920
1993-07-01 7866
1993-10-01 -960
1994-01-01 -13636
1994-04-01 4388
1994-07-01 25685
1994-10-01 -85061
1995-01-01 33407
1995-04-01 34840
1995-07-01 36928
1995-10-01 89701
1996-01-01 29531
1996-04-01 21762
1996-07-01 15630
1996-10-01 -25007
1997-01-01 10891
1997-04-01 111685
1997-07-01 63188
1997-10-01 -19426
1998-01-01 149683
1998-04-01 33012
1998-07-01 -111092
1998-10-01 98917
1999-01-01 102683
1999-04-01 87513
1999-07-01 -106941
1999-10-01 -94582
2000-01-01 31014
2000-04-01 -41460
2000-07-01 -24791
2000-10-01 -116256
2001-01-01 -192772
2001-04-01 93723
2001-07-01 -230033
2001-10-01 167157
2002-01-01 12261
2002-04-01 -223478
2002-07-01 -211381
2002-10-01 14921
2003-01-01 -20041
2003-04-01 231916
2003-07-01 49963
2003-10-01 176124
2004-01-01 35835
2004-04-01 41236
2004-07-01 -32820
2004-10-01 137971
2005-01-01 -40549
2005-04-01 29146
2005-07-01 67313
2005-10-01 -109777
2006-01-01 29301
2006-04-01 -79110
2006-07-01 254851
2006-10-01 177455
2007-01-01 29282
2007-04-01 123185
2007-07-01 150632
2007-10-01 -38832
2008-01-01 -216537
2008-04-01 -277179
2008-07-01 -531512
2008-10-01 -585263
2009-01-01 -469523
2009-04-01 388227
2009-07-01 552770
2009-10-01 21262
2010-01-01 190810
2010-04-01 -259008
2010-07-01 516837
2010-10-01 163832
2011-01-01 213231
2011-04-01 133465
2011-07-01 -278170
2011-10-01 365564
2012-01-01 428930
2012-04-01 -20653
2012-07-01 285050
2012-10-01 -82765
2013-01-01 423810
2013-04-01 -75501
2013-07-01 242416

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