The Bank of Korea will exclude beneficiary certificates from M2 for the first time in 23 years, sharply reducing Korea’s reported money supply growth and aligning its statistics with international standards.
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Bank of Korea Overhauls Monetary Indicators for First Time in 23 Years—Impact on M2 Expected
The Bank of Korea will exclude beneficiary certificates from M2 for the first time in 23 years, sharply reducing Korea’s reported money supply growth and aligning its statistics with international standards.
South Korea’s M2 money supply jumped 8.7% year-on-year in October, marking a seventh straight monthly rise as 32 trillion won flowed into the stock market and investment funds amid a KOSPI rally.
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32 Trillion Won Flows Into Stock Market—M2 Surges 8.7% Year-on-Year in October
South Korea’s M2 money supply jumped 8.7% year-on-year in October, marking a seventh straight monthly rise as 32 trillion won flowed into the stock market and investment funds amid a KOSPI rally.
South Korea’s M2 money supply rebounded in April as investors shifted funds into time deposits and beneficiary certificates, anticipating lower interest rates, with total M2 rising 0.2% to 4,235.8 trillion won ($3.09 trillion), according to the Bank of Korea.
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Interest Rate Cut Expectations Drive Uptick in Time Deposits, Beneficiary Certificates—South Korea’s M2 Money Supply Rises Again in April
South Korea’s M2 money supply rebounded in April as investors shifted funds into time deposits and beneficiary certificates, anticipating lower interest rates, with total M2 rising 0.2% to 4,235.8 trillion won ($3.09 trillion), according to the Bank of Korea.
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