The money supply in April 2010, at $8.5 trillion, was lower than it was in November 2009: it’s almost unheard-of for the money supply to shrink over so many months.

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The M2 money supply is seeing its longest stagnation since World War II, Jeremy Siegel said.Douglas Rissing/Getty Images/iStock US money supply has seen its longest stagnation since World War II ...

US money supply has seen its longest stagnation since World War II, according to Jeremy Siegel. The Wharton professor said the US now faces major recession, unemployment, and deflation risks.