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M2 money supply across supported countries

M1 + savings deposits (on-call). RBNZ derived: column A + B1.

Last updated: · page generated 17 Sep 2026 05:33 UTC.
21 with data 22 supported currencies
Open a country name for its historical chart and release record. The API reference is linked separately beside the official source. Non-USD API endpoints require an API key query parameter.

As of : 21 currencies with data.

Country / Currency Latest Previous Change Last change Reference Frequency Unit Source
USD · US Dollar
23,218
23,115.20
▲ +102.8 Monthly USD bn Federal Reserve
EUR · Euro
16,457.18
16,450.07
▲ +7.113 Monthly EUR bn ECB
JPY · Japanese Yen
1,296.39
1,296.64
▼ -0.25 Monthly JPY tn Bank of Japan
GBP · British Pound
3,239,710
3,236,285
▲ +3,425 Monthly GBP mn Bank of England
CHF · Swiss Franc
1,117,458
1,116,788
▲ +670 Monthly CHF mn SNB
CAD · Canadian Dollar
2,840,155
2,832,736
▲ +7,419 Monthly CAD mn Bank of Canada
AUD · Australian Dollar
3,511.90
3,481.30
▲ +30.6 Monthly AUD mn RBA
NZD · New Zealand Dollar
251,784
250,776
▲ +1,008 Monthly NZD mn RBNZ
SEK · Swedish Krona
5,140,827
5,182,603
▼ -41,776 Monthly SEK mn Riksbank
NOK · Norwegian Krone
3,633.26
3,642.36
▼ -9.095 Monthly NOK mn Norges Bank
BRL · Brazilian Real
7,737.70
7,719.89
▲ +17.81 Monthly BRL bn BCB
CNY · Chinese Yuan
356.808
355.51
▲ +1.298 Monthly CNY tn PBoC
CNH · Offshore Chinese Yuan
356.808
355.51
▲ +1.298 Monthly CNY tn CNY mirror
DKK · Danish Krone
1,969,301.60
Monthly DKK mn Nationalbanken
ILS · Israeli New Shekel
1,537,394.78
1,526,174.10
▲ +11,220.68 Monthly ILS mn Bank of Israel
MYR · Malaysian Ringgit
2,634,863.12
2,536,492.25
▲ +98,370.87 Monthly ARS mn
NGN · Nigerian Naira
138,766,807.84
133,244,656.93
▲ +5,522,150.91 Monthly NGN mn CBN
PEN · Peruvian Sol
428,873
421,395
▲ +7,478 Monthly PEN mn BCRP
KRW · South Korean Won
4,239,997
4,211,463.80
▲ +28,533.2 Monthly KRW bn Bank of Korea
TWD · New Taiwan Dollar
7.42
8.13
▼ -0.71 Monthly TWD Billions CBC
THB · Thai Baht
28,117,621
27,958,695
▲ +158,926 Monthly THB Billions IMF IFS

No published M2 Money Supply series yet for Hungary.

What is M2 Money Supply?

M2 is a broad measure of the money supply: currency in circulation plus demand deposits, savings deposits, money-market funds, and other short-term liquid balances. It is published monthly by most major central banks.

Why it matters for FX

M2 growth tracks the cumulative effect of credit creation, fiscal transfers, and central-bank balance-sheet operations. Sustained M2 expansion above nominal GDP growth historically associates with future inflation pressure and currency weakness; M2 contraction (rare) is a tightening signal.

How to read this page

Read year-over-year growth rate against nominal GDP growth as a rough gauge of monetary excess or shortage. Compare across currencies for relative monetary stance. M2 in China, in particular, is closely watched for global liquidity signals.

What to watch for

  • M2 growth above / below nominal GDP
  • Velocity moves explaining inflation surprises
  • China M2 as a global liquidity proxy
  • Reserve-balance dynamics affecting US M2
  • M2 contraction (unusual, deflationary signal)

Common questions

What is M2 money supply?

M2 is a broad money aggregate that includes cash, checking deposits, savings deposits, money-market balances, and other liquid short-term money-like instruments.

What happens when M2 grows faster than GDP?

Sustained M2 growth above nominal GDP can indicate excess liquidity. If money velocity does not fall enough to offset it, that liquidity can raise medium-term inflation pressure.

Why do traders watch China M2?

China M2 is widely used as a global liquidity signal because Chinese credit cycles influence commodities, regional trade, and risk appetite.

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