U.S. Money Supply to GDP Ratio Shrinks at Fastest Historical Rate in 2021–2023

U.S. Money Supply (M2) to GDP Ratio Contracts to 75% in Third Quarter 2023

UK Money Supply (M3) Shrinks 2.2% from Pound 3.71 Trillion in January 2022 to Pound 3.55 Trillion in September 2023

Euro Area Money Supply (M3) Declines from Euro 16.2 Trillion in September 2022 to Euro 16 Trillion from April to September 2023

Trends in China's Money Supply (M2) Compared to the United States: 2001-2023

China's M2 Money Supply Reached 92% Above the United States in September 2023

China Money Supply (M2), Fluctuated Around $39 Trillion from 2022, Reached $39.7 Trillion in September 2023

China Money Supply (M2) Increased by 10.3% from Yuan 263 Trillion in September 2022 to Yuan 290 Trillion in September 2023

U.S. Money Supply (M2) Contracts 5.3% from $21.9 Trillion in March 2022 to $20.7 Trillion in September 2023

U.S. Government Expenditures to Money Supply (M2) vs Gross Federal Debt to Money Supply (M2)

U.S. Government Expenditures to GDP vs Gross Federal Debt to GDP

U.S. Gross Federal Debt to GDP vs Gross Federal Debt to Money Supply (M2)

U.S. Government Expenditures to GDP vs Government Expenditures to Money Supply (M2)

U.S. Gross Federal Debt to Money Supply (M2) Remained Around Average 148% from 2010

.S. Gross Federal Debt to GDP Ratio Increased from Around Average 60% in 1991–2007 to 120% in 2022

U.S. Gross Federal Debt Raised by 490% from 2000 to 2023, Reaching US$ 33 Trillion in 2023

U.S. Government Expenditures to Money Supply (M2) Ratio Decreased from 72% in 1995 to 41% in 2022

U.S. Government Expenditures to GDP Remained Around Average 35% from the 1980s

U.S. Government Expenditures Raised by 180% from 2000 to 2022, Reaching US$ 8.8 Trillion in 2022

Federal Reserve Holdings of Treasury and Mortgage-Backed Securities Since 2013