Borrowings of U.S. commercial banks
Seasonally adjusted monthly average balance of borrowings reported by commercial banks in the United States, in USD million. Borrowings are an H.8 liability item shown separately from deposits and other liabilities (Federal Reserve H.8, item 37).
H.8 covers commercial banks in the 50 states and the District of Columbia, including domestically chartered banks, U.S. branches and agencies of foreign banks, and Edge Act and agreement corporations. It excludes International Banking Facilities, U.S. territories, savings institutions, credit unions, and consumer finance companies. The XML date is the calendar month-end label, but each monthly level is a pro rata average of estimated weekly Wednesday balances, not a month-end balance. These are balance-sheet stocks, not new lending or loan originations. Some indicators are aggregates with their components also listed, so an aggregate and its components should not be added together. Federal Reserve notes document reporting and category reclassifications that can affect levels; published H.8 growth rates adjust for major nonbank structural changes and accounting changes, while the levels shown here retain these breaks and may not be comparable across them.
Key facts
- Borrowings of U.S. commercial banks in the United States was $2.31 trillion in September 2026, according to the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System.
- Published for 1 places, with figures from January 1973 to September 2026.
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