Switzerland M2 Money Supply: In December 2024, Switzerland's M2 money supply was reported at $1.071 trillion, a decrease from $1.080 trillion in November 2024. This decline indicates a contraction in the money supply, potentially leading to lower inflation or deflationary trends. CEICDATA.COM
European Union M3 Money Supply: The European Central Bank reported that the M3 money supply in the Euro Area grew by 2.5% year-over-year in December 2024, reaching €15.5 trillion. This moderate growth suggests controlled inflationary expectations. Ranking Based on Current Trends
Switzerland: The contraction in M2 suggests a tightening monetary environment, potentially leading to stable or decreasing inflation.
European Union: Moderate growth in M3 indicates a balanced approach, maintaining controlled inflation levels.
If these trends persist, Switzerland may experience stable or reduced inflation, the European Union could maintain its current inflation levels
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