Legend
Canadian dollar deposits
Personal deposits
Total
Of which: Demand and notice
Of which: Fixed term
Non-personal deposits
Demand and notice
Canadian dollar assets
Less liquid assets
Total loans
General loans (including grain dealers and installment finance companies)
Total personal loans
Business loans
Residential mortgages
Bankers' acceptances
Total
Monthly series
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| Monthly average, Millions of dollars | CANSIM | 2020‑05 | 2020‑06 | 2020‑07 | 2020‑08 | 2020‑09 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Canadian dollar deposits | ||||||
| Personal deposits | ||||||
| Total | V41552791 | 1,145,888 | 1,163,026 | 1,171,998 | 1,180,165 | 1,183,579 |
| Of which: Demand and notice | V41552799 | 734,463 | 747,524 | 755,960 | 767,139 | 775,330 |
| Of which: Fixed term | V37135 | 412,955 | 416,832 | 417,771 | 414,985 | 409,970 |
| Non-personal deposits | ||||||
| Demand and notice | V41552800 | 729,931 | 753,464 | 769,324 | 793,429 | 810,394 |
| Canadian dollar assets | ||||||
| Less liquid assets | V37112 | 2,812,392 | 2,819,379 | 2,817,440 | 2,845,026 | 2,838,884 |
| Total loans | V37153 | 1,271,063 | 1,260,674 | 1,248,681 | 1,257,212 | 1,250,269 |
| General loans (including grain dealers and installment finance companies)1 | V37154 | 1,172,003 | 1,161,345 | 1,148,561 | 1,156,761 | 1,149,544 |
| Total personal loans | V37119 | 512,894 | 511,140 | 511,265 | 511,988 | 513,788 |
| Business loans1 | V37120 | 660,575 | 649,642 | 635,643 | 642,323 | 632,201 |
| Residential mortgages | V37130 | 1,256,714 | 1,262,422 | 1,267,550 | 1,274,946 | 1,286,509 |
| Bankers' acceptances | V37140 | 93,394 | 89,228 | 86,834 | 81,610 | 81,703 |
| Total1 | V37133 | 3,581,958 | 3,736,041 | 3,773,892 | 3,977,729 | 3,878,712 |
Notes
Source: Bank of Canada
The data shown are monthly averages of Wednesdays prior to January 1994, and monthly averages of days thereafter. The series have been seasonally adjusted by means of X-13 ARIMA Seasonal Adjustment Program, which employs a ratio- to-moving-average technique on an observed data series that may be augmented by one year of ARIMA forecasted and backcasted data. Since the seasonal adjustment is recalculated when an additional 12 months of data become available, the series are subject to annual revisions. The individual series as well as the aggregates are adjusted independently; consequently, the seasonally adjusted components do not necessarily add to the totals. Data are available from July 1954. Users are referred to the notes to the tables in the December 1982 issue of the Review and in earlier issues for a description of the impact on the data of the 1967 Bank Act revisions.
Less liquid Canadian dollar assets consist principally of loans, mortgages, and non- Government of Canada securities.
Total loans do not include day-to-day loans, call loans, or residential mortgage loans.
General loans represent business and personal loans, loans to farmers, loans to religious, education, health and welfare institutions, and loans to grain dealers and to sales, finance and consumer loan companies. Loans to provinces and municipalities are not included.
Total personal loans include loans to purchase Canada Savings Bonds.