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UK Money Supply (M3) Shrinks 2.2% from Pound 3.71 Trillion in January 2022 to Pound 3.55 Trillion in September 2023
(Pound Billion, Monthly (YoY), 2001– September 2023) #UK #Pound #inflation #stocks #markets #investment #equities #bitcoin #gold...
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Dec 26, 20231 min read
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Euro Area Money Supply (M3) Declines from Euro 16.2 Trillion in September 2022 to Euro 16 Trillion from April to September 2023
(Euro Billion, Monthly (YoY), 2001– September 2023) #EU #EuroArea #Euro #bond #inflation #stocks #markets #investment #equities #bitcoin...
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Dec 26, 20231 min read
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Trends in China's Money Supply (M2) Compared to the United States: 2001-2023
(China's Money Supply (M2) to U.S. Ratio, Monthly, 2001– September 2023) #USA #US #China #XAUUSD #Yuan #USD #bond #inflation #stocks...
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Dec 26, 20231 min read
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China's M2 Money Supply Reached 92% Above the United States in September 2023
(US$ Billion, Monthly (YoY), 2001– September 2023) #USA #US #China #XAUUSD #Yuan #USD #bond #inflation #stocks #markets #investment...
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Dec 26, 20231 min read
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China Money Supply (M2), Fluctuated Around $39 Trillion from 2022, Reached $39.7 Trillion in September 2023
(Calculated by Yuan to US$ exchange rate, US$ Billion, Monthly (YoY), 2001– September 2023) #China #XAUUSD #Yuan #USD #bond #inflation...
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Dec 26, 20231 min read
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China Money Supply (M2) Increased by 10.3% from Yuan 263 Trillion in September 2022 to Yuan 290 Trillion in September 2023
(Yuan Trillion, Monthly (YoY), 2001– September 2023) #China #bond #inflation #stocks #markets #investment #equities #bitcoin #gold...
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Dec 26, 20231 min read
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U.S. Money Supply (M2) Contracts 5.3% from $21.9 Trillion in March 2022 to $20.7 Trillion in September 2023
(US$ Billion, Monthly (YoY), 2001– September 2023) #USA #US #federal #FED #bond #inflation #spx #stocks #markets #investment #equities...
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Dec 26, 20231 min read
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U.S. Government Expenditures to GDP vs Government Expenditures to Money Supply (M2)
(Yearly, 1932–2022) #USA #US #federal #FED #economic #GDP #Treasury #bond #inflation #spx #stocks #markets #investment #equities #bitcoin...
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U.S. Government Expenditures to GDP Remained Around Average 35% from the 1980s
(Yearly, 1932–2022) #USA #US #federal #FED #economic #GDP #Treasury #bond #inflation #spx #stocks #markets #investment #equities #bitcoin...
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U.S. Government Expenditures Raised by 180% from 2000 to 2022, Reaching US$ 8.8 Trillion in 2022
(1932–2022, US$ billion) #USA #US #federal #FED #economic #GDP #Treasury #bond #inflation #spx #stocks #markets #investment #equities...
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Dec 26, 20231 min read
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Federal Reserve Holdings of Treasury and Mortgage-Backed Securities Since 2013
Monthly, 2003/10–2023/10 (US$ Billion) #USA #US #FED #FederalReserve #economic #GDP #QT #USTreasury #Treasury #Mortgage #MBS #bond...
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Federal Reserve's Mortgage-Backed Securities Holdings: $2.5 Trillion (Oct 2023) - Down 7.4% YoY
Monthly, 2008/10–2023/10 (US$ Billion) #USA #US #FED #FederalReserve #economic #GDP #QT #USTreasury #Treasury #Mortgage #MBS #bond...
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Federal Reserve's Treasury Holdings: Year-over-Year Changes Since 2003
#USA #US #FED #FederalReserve #economic #GDP #QT #USTreasury #Treasury #Mottgage #MBS #bond #inflation #spx #stocks #markets #investment...
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Dec 26, 20231 min read
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Federal Reserve's Treasury Holdings: $4.9 Trillion (Oct 2023) - Down 12.4% YoY
Monthly, 2002/10–2023/10 (US$ Billion) #USA #US #FED #FederalReserve #economic #GDP #QT #USTreasury #Treasury #bond #inflation #spx...
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Federal Reserve Balance Sheet Shrinks from $8.97 Trillion in April 2022 to $7.93 Trillion in October 2023
Monthly, 2002/12–2023/10 (US$ Billion) #USA #Fed #economic #GDP #QT #GlobalLiquidity #centralbanks #inflation #price #spx #stockmarkets...
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