What is shocking is when meaningful year-over-year declines in M2 money supply are observed.Since peaking in July 2022, M2 has fallen by an aggregate of 4.51%, as shown above. Using a 2% year-over ...

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During the COVID-19 pandemic, M2 soared by 26% on a year-over-year basis, which represents the steepest increase in U.S. money supply when back-tested to 1870.The issuance of multiple rounds of ...

Fed data on Tuesday showed that M2 money supply, a benchmark measure of how much cash and cash-like assets is circulating in the U.S. economy, fell a non-seasonally adjusted 2.2% to $21.099 ...

M2 is mostly used as a classification for money supply in the eurozone and America; in the UK, the official designations are limited to M0 and M4. Any increase in money supply is important information ...

Money Supply is still growing at relatively high rates which will keep inflation in focus for the time being. ... Figure: 5 WoW M2 Change. The “Wenzel” 13-week Money Supply.

The U.S. M2 money supply reached a record $21.94 trillion in May, surpassing the previous high from March 2022. The M2 growth rate year-on-year is at 4.5%, the highest in nearly three years.

They are intrigued by the fact that money supply measures M2 and TMS1 are plunging towards zero, while TMS2 is still sporting a hefty 10+% year-over-year growth. TMS stands for "True Money Supply".

The growing M2 global money supply could trigger a major Bitcoin rally, but an analyst cautions against betting everything on the emerging signal. “This isn’t a market to bet your whole stash ...

The U.S. M2 money supply continued to increase in December 2024, now shy of its all-time high of $22 trillion. An increase in the M2 money supply is a bullish catalyst for risk assets.

Steve Hanke and John Greenwood have asserted twice recently that there is a strong causal link between M2 growth and inflation (“The Fed Ignored the Money Supply, and a Recession Is Coming ...