Eurozone Narrow Money (M1) preview: Nov 26, 2026
Eurozone Narrow Money (M1) is scheduled for release on Nov 26, 2026. The previous reading was 11,348.42. This page updates with the official value, chart, and full release history when the publisher releases the data.
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What to expect
Eurozone Narrow Money (M1) is scheduled for Nov 26, 2026.
The previous reading was 11,348.42.
Why Narrow Money (M1) matters for EUR
Rapid M1 growth can signal future inflationary pressures via the quantity theory of money. Conversely, shrinking M1 may indicate tightening monetary conditions, which reduces inflation risk but also slows economic activity.
How to read it
M1 alone is rarely a primary FX catalyst, but sustained above-trend growth is a medium-term inflation risk and may increase rate-hike probability, supporting the eur. Contracting M1 is associated with tighter liquidity.
What to watch next
- M1 contraction during rate-hike cycles
- Shift from M1 to M2 (money-market funds) as a tightening tell
- Year-over-year vs sequential trends
- China M1 cycle and property cycle linkage
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import requests
resp = requests.get(
"https://api.fxmacrodata.com/v1/announcements/eur/m1",
headers={"X-API-Key": "YOUR_API_KEY"},
timeout=30,
)
rows = resp.json()["data"]
print(rows[-1])Match this release by announcement_id eur_m1_2026-11-26. Forecasts for the same release: /v1/predictions/eur/m1.
Release data snapshot
Citation fields for this announcement.
| Public release ID | eur_m1_2026-11-26 |
|---|---|
| Release time | Exact time unavailable |
| Reference period date | 2026-11-26 |
| Actual value | -- |
| Previous value | 11,348.42 |
| Forecast | -- |
| Surprise | -- |
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Common questions about this release
The value, its publication time, the next scheduled date, and the official publisher for Eurozone Narrow Money (M1).
When is the next Eurozone Narrow Money (M1) release?
Eurozone Narrow Money (M1) is scheduled for release on Nov 26, 2026.
What is the forecast for this Eurozone Narrow Money (M1) release?
The previous reading was 11,348.42.
Where will the actual Narrow Money (M1) value be published?
The official value appears on this page and on /api/v1/announcements/eur/m1 as soon as the publisher releases it, together with the surprise versus forecast and the updated chart.
What is the official source for Eurozone Narrow Money (M1)?
ECB publishes the official Narrow Money (M1) series. FXMacroData stores every release with its announcement timestamp and serves it from the announcements endpoint for this series.
Raw announcement payload
Field names are preserved for traceability and downstream testing.
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