Global M2 with year over year (y/y) % change on the bottom. Chart via ZH.
Discussion
Brrrrrrr 💷💴💵💶
Exactly
And we already know what comes next: infinite debt spiral.
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I agree 100%, but the big question is “when”? Tomorrow? 2024? 5 years from now? We sound like the whiny boy who cried wolf way too many times. Any ballpark date for the black swan event? What will it look like when the US defaults from debt overload.
You have to hope to not see it coming faster. You will see more pain as faster this process gors IMO. Before US nation like Canada will default, and many G7 state in Europe.. Italy, Germany, France.. a lot of pain.
Really puts the recent “tightening” into perspective
Mind to exlain to pleb like me what does it really mean for the world economy?
For what reason did it start going up in late 2022?
This chart makes me uncomfy.
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So this tightening has been their best effort to quell rampant inflation, and not only have they failed to significantly reduce the money supply after unprecedented printing, but the global money supply is already expanding again WITHOUT ANY ACTUAL EASING?
It’s like the global economy is taking 5 shots of insulin a day but still eating every meal at the candy buffet…
QE my *ss. The US has the front door closed with the back door and all the windows open.
*QT.
Buy below. Sell above 15 to 20?
Sooo … NGU?
Thoughts on this being the primary driver of current bitcoin price action?
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China has been lowering rates in hope of spurring its market.
Lots of my friends in China are all trying to take advantage of the lower rates to buy their first homes.
It’s so crazy, to think that just a few years ago, China’s rates were much higher than North America. Not it’s a compete 180.
Central banks: 
Is there a link to the origin of this graph?
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