Key data points
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Observation period
Feb 2025
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Forecast
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Highest
21.72 T USD on Apr 30, 2022
Lowest
286.60 B USD on Jan 31, 1959
About United States Money Supply M2
The United States Money Supply M2 includes M1 plus short-term time deposits in banks.
We have had the recession already; it's not yet to comeThis is an interesting chart. I don't think it is anything like charting stocks but there is a clear linear trend channel/line that M2 supply has been following. It is supposed to follow GDP growth to stabilise inflation but we all know the Fed doesn't always get it right and the two yoyo about the
SPX vs. M2The chart shows the development between the Money supply of the USA M2 versus the prices of the Standard & Poors 500 an also the small and short recessions we had.
Naturally, also the foreign holders of SPX equities, with their money the switch in USD were responsible for higher SPX prices.
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Money Supply Rockets and Crypto HedgingAs we know a base of economics in money related to supply and demand is scarcity creates value, however in cases of money supply increase (money printer doing its thing) Inflation ensues due to the fact that the more of something there is, the less valuable the individual pieces are...
Well it's ti
$M2 money printer is about to go brrrM2 money supply could see an increase in the near future due to several key factors. Central banks may adjust monetary policies to inject more liquidity into the economy, while new fiscal stimulus measures could further boost M2. Additionally, rising consumer and business spending might drive up the
A Possible Recession Coming: What to Invest in During DifficultChart Analysis:
The chart depicts the relationship between the M2 money supply, US Consumer Price Index (CPI), labor market trends, and historical recessions. Key observations include:
Recessions:
-Historical recessions are marked and correlated with significant economic downturns.
-Each recession
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