Despite the prevailing notion that the Fed has implemented “tight” monetary policy, the money supply has expanded ...

The chart below shows the 5-year annual % change of the U.S. dollar on a trade-weighted basis versus the money supply. Today’s dollar has roughly the same value as in 1980, and the money supply ...

Reviewed by Robert C. Kelly The money supply of a country is a major contributor to whether inflation occurs. As a government evaluates economic conditions, price stability goals, and public ...

Steve Hanke and John Greenwood have asserted twice recently that there is a strong causal link between M2 growth and inflation (“The Fed Ignored the Money Supply, and a Recession Is Coming ...

Prices have fallen for physical goods, gasoline, airfare and some grocery items like apples since June 2023, according to the ...

And money supply can be a tool to steer the economy. Tedeschi said back in the 1970s and early 1980s, the Fed controlled the money supply before shifting to target inflation more directly.

Britain’s money-supply economists, who emerged from obscurity in the pandemic by correctly anticipating sky-high inflation before anyone else, are sounding the alarm again. Money supply growth ...

The U.S. M2 money supply reached a record $21.94 trillion in May, surpassing its previous high from March 2022. Money supply ...

Prices rose 2.6% between October 2023 and the same month in 2024, an unremarkable figure. Yet, inflation seems to be on everyone’s minds.

The author examines the money supply represented by M2, the Federal budget deficit, the Fed’s previous adventures with QE, and the correlation to inflation. Click to read.