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Monetary Indicators Monitor (Nov.)

The narrow M0 measure of the money supply is being kept high by the Bank of England’s asset purchases. However, the broad money aggregates remain weak. In fact, today’s data showed that the measure of the money supply most closely related to economic activity is still falling.

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