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Money Supply
The 'Money Supply' in the USA refers to the total amount of monetary assets available in the economy at a specific time, typically measured by indicators like M1, M2, and M3. It is crucial for understanding inflation, interest rates, and overall economic health, as changes in the money supply can influence consumer spending and investment. In financial markets, an increase in money supply can lead to lower interest rates and higher asset prices, while a decrease can have the opposite effect. Monitoring money supply helps policymakers and investors anticipate economic trends and make informed decisions.Next Event
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