I'm not even sure what the M3 Money Supply has to do with measuring the state of the economy. I found an article in the UK. The brits and europe certainly see the M3 U.S. money supply as very alarming. In fact, the U.S money supply level are reducing at a pace not seen since 1939. Comparing anything to 1939 is a bit of red alarm.
I'm not even sure what the M3 Money Supply has to do with measuring the state of the economy. I found an article in the UK. The brits and europe certainly see the M3 U.S. money supply as very alarming. In fact, the U.S money supply level are reducing at a pace not seen since 1939. Comparing anything to 1939 is a bit of red flag for further investigation.
I looked up in Wikipedia M3. The Fed doesn't report on M3 anymore. They stopped in 2006. There are other ways in which to calculate the money supply, thus M3 isn't needed. The timing on not reporting anymore on M3 just before the financial collapse is a bit of a yellow flag. Hmmmm...
Please chime in is you have knowledge of the M3 money supply and it's effects on the economy.
here's the article...
M3 Money Supply
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