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Monetary Indicators Monitor (Jan.)

The broad money supply continues to grow at a rate which should reassure those fearing that the economic recovery might be building up steam too rapidly. Indeed, with bank lending remaining subdued, the financial sector seems more likely to slow the recovery than propel it forwards.

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