Real money supply decline hints at tighter monetary conditions. Check out how this impacts housing, manufacturing, jobs, and ...

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 ...

M2 money supply fell 4.1% year over year in March, which represents its first decline in 90 years. Declining M2 might be benign following a historic expansion in money supply during the pandemic ...

The aforementioned peak drop of 4.74% followed a record 26% year-over-year expansion of U.S. M2 money supply during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. A relatively modest decline in M2 following ...

The growth of the M2 money supply, with a CAGR of 7% in the past five years, ... For example, during the early 2020 pandemic, M2 bottomed out at $15.2 trillion in February, ...

The comprehensive money supply, known as M2, rose by 0.59 percent annually in April to hit $20.8 trillion after contracting by as much as 4.5 percent a year ago, the Federal Reserve reported Tuesday.

U.S. M2 money supply did something no one has witnessed in 90 years The forecasting tool in question that has a flawless track record when back-tested back to 1870 is U.S. money supply .

The Federal Reserve (the Fed) just released money supply numbers for April, and M2 may be causing them some concerns regarding further fueling of inflation. Money supply, as measured by M2 ...

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 ...

Then there's M2, which is M1 plus cash in savings accounts and assets held in money market mutual funds, which own highly liquid and short-term government bonds or commercial paper.