Table IV
Short-term foreign liabilities reportedby Banks in U.S.
$ million.
End of December 1938 .
1,997
„ „ 1939 .
3,057
1940 .
3,785
1941 .
3,482
1942 .
3,987
1943 .
5,154
1944 .
5,209
End of October 1945 .
. 6,397
Of the amounts outstanding on Oct. 31, 1945, $3,748 million representedofficial balances and $2,649 million other balances.
Notes. —(1) Other capital movements in tho period December 1941 to October1945 were comparatively small and partly equalising in effect, as follows :
(i) Decrease in U.S. banking funds abroad . . . $84 million.
(ii) Return of U.S. funds in foreign securities . . . 150 „
(iii) Inflow of foreign funds invested in securities . . 168 „
(iv) Inflow of brokerage balances . . . . 33 „
(2) Source : Federal Reserve Bulletin.
Table V
Analysis by Countries of short-term Foreign Liabilities reported byBanks in U.S.A. at Oct. 31, 1945
$ million.
740• 360228284196183213341
- 2,545
1,552
1791451647783649040248- 1,098
592104312
- 1,008
194
6,397
A T o<e.—Source : Federal Reserve Bulletin.
I. Europe U.K.FrancoNetherlandsSwitzerlandBelgiumNorway Sweden
II. Canada .
Mexico .Argentine .Colombia .Panama ...Chile
Venezuela . . .Other Latin America .
IV. Asia
China
Netherlands East IndiesOther .
V. All other Countries .
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