The M2 money supply (basically all deposits in all banks) has surged since 2008. From $7.7 T to $21.7 T – In other words, $65 out of every $100 dollars in circulation today were created in the past 17 years. To put it in another context, FDIC insurance is still $250,000 per… pic.twitter.com/9nE4Z6lXqa
— Brian Wesbury (@wesbury) April 15, 2025
The Gold to Silver ratio recently spiked by 15% in a week
This is typically a risk-off signal as Traders are dumping silver (risk-on) for gold (risk-off)
Such moves have coincided with some major market corrections
That’s why we’re monitoring it very closesly pic.twitter.com/Px7n3rarUi
— Bravos Research (@bravosresearch) April 15, 2025
Global M2 money supply jumps $5T in months, from $105T to $110T.
Key drivers:
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China’s credit injections to stabilize the property sector
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Japan selling U.S. Treasuries amid JGB chaos
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Europe cushioning fiscal fragility with energy subsidies
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U.S. Treasury drawdowns and stealth federal spending
The $5 Trillion Question: What This Surge in Global Money Supply Actually Means 🌊 🌊 🌊 @yuriymatso is right global M2 money supply just exploded by $5 trillion in a matter of months, rocketing from $105T to $110T. That’s historically aggressive and would, in a textbook world,… https://t.co/8R33OhIDpD
— EndGame Macro (@onechancefreedm) April 15, 2025
Gold outperforming the S&P since covid pic.twitter.com/pF8rZYF799
— zerohedge (@zerohedge) April 14, 2025
Total assets in money market funds have hit a record $7.4 trillion, tripling over the last decade.https://t.co/l5IYmkeySJ pic.twitter.com/4gbMBPeCwx
— Charlie Bilello (@charliebilello) April 15, 2025