🔥📈China’s broad M2 money supply reached an all-time high of 353.67 trillion yuan (~$48.9 trillion), representing approximately 240% of its GDP. $ACT $RIF $SYN
Since the 2008 global financial crisis, China's M2-to-GDP metric has surged by 100 percentage points, reflecting a structural liquidity overhang unlike any other major global economy.
This surge in money supply has significant implications, with a 500% increase in Dollar terms since the 2008 Financial Crisis, outpacing growth in gold reserves and FX reserves 📈.
China's monetary expansion is unlike anything seen among major economies, with Japan's M2-to-GDP ratio at 185%, U.S. at 70% and India at 25%.
Since the 2008 global financial crisis, China's M2-to-GDP metric has surged by 100 percentage points, reflecting a structural liquidity overhang unlike any other major global economy.
This surge in money supply has significant implications, with a 500% increase in Dollar terms since the 2008 Financial Crisis, outpacing growth in gold reserves and FX reserves 📈.
China's monetary expansion is unlike anything seen among major economies, with Japan's M2-to-GDP ratio at 185%, U.S. at 70% and India at 25%.