The chart illustrates that China's M1 money supply (a measure of narrow money) has grown to represent over a third of the global total, surpassing the combined M1 of the US and the G10 countries excluding the US.
China's M1 has surged significantly since the early 2000s, especially after 2010.
As of 2025, China's M1 is approximately \$45 trillion, while the G10 ex-US is around \$30 trillion, and the US is below \$10 trillion.
The data for China in 2025 uses an adjustment to include household deposits, following a revision in China's M1 definition this year.
The chart uses data sourced from Bloomberg and was published by Quiiii - Fast News.
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