Money supply is way larger than most major world economies:
The global broad money supply-to-GDP ratio hit a record 121% in Q3 2025.
This means there is now $1.21 in money circulating for every $1 of economic output.
The ratio has risen significantly following aggressive central bank and government policies, particularly following 2008 and 2020.
Money supply is out of control
#DecemberRateCutForecast
The global broad money supply-to-GDP ratio hit a record 121% in Q3 2025.
This means there is now $1.21 in money circulating for every $1 of economic output.
The ratio has risen significantly following aggressive central bank and government policies, particularly following 2008 and 2020.
Money supply is out of control
#DecemberRateCutForecast
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