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Of course you can adjust the time period of the charts to show there are more money supply than ever. The US Gov pumped $8 trillion into the economy since the pandemics. So many ways to spin stats and charts. But since Jan 2022, after the Fed has raised the interest rate, M1 and M2 are down.
M3 is no longer published by the US Central Banks. Money deposited into the banks, while still out there, are not in "circulation" buying stuff and causing inflation.
M3 is no longer published by the US Central Banks. Money deposited into the banks, while still out there, are not in "circulation" buying stuff and causing inflation.