This week M1 money supply (which includes currency, traveler's checks, demand deposits and other checkable deposits) increased by 0.057% and M2 (which includes M1 plus Money Market Mutual Funds, savings and small time deposits) increased by 0.29%. Year over Year M1 increased by 11.7% and M2 increased 4.5%. M3 (which is M2 +large deposits and other large, long-term deposits) has been rising since mid 2nd Quarter of 2010 after contracting since 2008 (probably due to loan defaults).
M3 Courtesy of Shadowstats.com
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