U.S. Federal Reserve

This data set provides the daily average volume and average daily value of items, based on the number of business days in each quarter and each year, for commercial and government automated clearinghouse transactions.

Commercial paper (CP) consists of short-term, promissory notes issued primarily by corporations. Maturities range up to 270 days but average about 30 days. Many companies use CP to raise cash needed for current transactions, and many find it to be a lower-cost alternative to bank loans. The Federal Reserve Board disseminates information on CP primarily through its World Wide Web site. In addition, the Board publishes one-, two-, and three-month rates on AA nonfinancial and AA financial CP weekly in its H.15 Statistical Release. The Federal Reserve Board's CP release is derived from data supplied by The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC), a national clearinghouse for the settlement of securities trades and a custodian for securities. DTCC performs these functions for almost all activity in the domestic CP market. The Federal Reserve Board only considers maturities of 270 days or less. CP is exempt from SEC registration if its maturity does not exceed 270 days

This data set provides the daily average volume and average daily value of items are based on the number of business days in each Year and Quarter for selected indicators

Finance Companies - G.20

1. Data set: Standards, terms and demand 2. Panel: Domestically chartered banks 3. Loan type: AUTO, CC, Commercial and industrial loans to large and middle market firms(CILG),GSE,SPRIME,CILG,CISM,CRECLD 4. Measure: Net percent tightening standards 5. Terms: Inquiries, demand, standards or willingness to lend

The average daily volume and average daily value of transfers are based on the number of business days in each period.

The average daily volume and average daily value of transfers are based on the number of business days in each period.