Nonborrowed Reserves

The portion of a bank's reserves that has not been borrowed from a discount window at the Federal Reserve. One calculates the nonborrowed reserves by adding all deposits the bank has at the Federal Reserve to its cash on hand and subtracting its borrowed funds. Nonborrowed reserved are calculated each week.

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