It's always "more complicated than that." Nevertheless this thread (unrolled so you don't have to go there) brings together some interesting graphs.
Wonder how many should be on the spurious correlations site. 😀
"US M2 Money Supply🚨hits new all-time high of $22.8 Trillion 📈"
-Barchart
Now we know the source of much of the money going into Musk's SpaceX IPO & other, mostly overpriced stocks: massive US govt deficit spending‼️
#MoneySupply #Bessent #TrumpRegime #Kakistocracy #Kleptocracy #Deficit #Treasury #USPol
It's always "more complicated than that." Nevertheless this thread (unrolled so you don't have to go there) brings together some interesting graphs.
Wonder how many should be on the spurious correlations site. 😀
Nigeria’s Money Supply (M²) dropped month-on-month (MoM) to about ₦118 trillion in September 2025. The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) disclosed this in its Money and Credit Statistics Data for September 2025
https://dmarketforces.com/nigerias-money-supply-drops-to-n118trn-as-banks-credit-falls/
Beyond MV=PY - Richard Werner and Tucker Carlson
Banks Create Money from Nothing - Tom Bilyeu vs Destiny
We are talking here about whether or not an oversupply of money is the cause of a systemic collapse. Not all prices have to rise for a system collapse, it is enough if the economy is not able to satisfy people's basic needs. This can obviously be caused by war, economic war, crop failure or food speculation. Oversupply of money as the ultimate cause is not so obvious but theoretical (or academic, or hypothetical), so I am asking for real evidence.
@DrALJONES
#inflation #moneysupply #hyperinflation #demandformoney #economics #MMT
if i tell you #russia's #economy will crash this year, i am a liar
if someone else tells you russia's economy can't crash in the next few years, they are a liar
"'Out of Control': Russia's #CPI #Inflation Up Again to 9.5% in Dec"
"traditional #monetarypolicy tools to bring down inflation don’t work as the cause of the inflation is not problems with #moneysupply, but the fact that the #Kremlin has pumped some ($100 billion) in #military spending in 2024"
Russia’s runaway consumer price inflation (CPI) made more gains in December, rising to 9.5% y/y, as the Central Bank continues to lose the fight to reign in rising prices. “The rise in Russian inflation to 9.5% y/y in December is likely to be followed by an increase to more than 10% early this year.