U.S. M2 Money Supply Hits Record $22.3 Trillion
Latest Data (Fed H.6, Oct 2025 – Seasonally Adjusted):
$22.298T (rounded: $22.3T) – New all-time high.
Up from $22.212T (Sep) and $21.942T (Jun).
6th straight month of growth; +$356B YTD (~1.6%).
M2 Components: Currency, checking/savings deposits, money-market funds.
Growth Drivers:
💥Falling short-term rates boost deposits.
Fiscal deficits and borrowing expand reserves.
Elevated savings from pandemic-era liquidity.
Inflation Context:
CPI ~2.6% y/y; PCE ~2.7% – Fed views as "on track" to 2%.
But M2 growth (~3-4% annualized) raises monetarist concerns for future inflation (12-24 month lag if >6-7%).
Implications:
Could pressure Fed easing if velocity rises.
Supports hard assets; equities unfazed so far.
Next Release: Nov data on Dec 23, 2025.
Liquidity remains accommodative – monitor velocity and credit for inflation risks. @Cryptonews_Official @Crypto Universe official
