Global reflation wave not yet present, with varying money supply growth rates across major economies

From Investing.com: 2025-03-10 01:27:00

Global monetary inflation is making a comeback, with Australia and Canada experiencing strong rebounds in year-over-year money-supply growth rates of around 7%. However, the US and Euro-zone are still lagging behind with growth rates around 2%, historically associated with recessions. Meanwhile, China’s M2 growth rate remains near a multi-decade low despite stimulus efforts. Japan is facing tight monetary conditions with M2 growth at an 18-year low, potentially leading to economic weakness. The combination of past malinvestment and low monetary inflation levels in major economies raises concerns of widespread economic weakness in the future.



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