🚨⚡ CENTRAL BANKS ARE EXPANDING LIQUIDITY WHILE TALKING ABOUT TIGHTENING ⚡🚨
The major central banks are increasing the money supply while continuing to communicate a restrictive policy.
The data shows a clear and synchronized direction among the six largest global economies.
China has reached $49.96 trillion in M2, growing by 2.73% monthly. Europe follows with $19.4 trillion (+2.71%), while the United States stands at $22.67 trillion (+1%).
Germany and the United Kingdom are marking new highs, with Japan as the only exception still in recovery.
This brings global M2 to new highs, recreating the same liquidity context that has driven every major recent market cycle.
M2 represents the total money in the system: when it grows, capital flows into financial markets pushing prices up; when it contracts, the opposite occurs.
Between 2020 and 2021, monetary expansion fueled rallies in stocks, crypto, and real estate.
In 2022, the tightening caused widespread corrections.
Now the trend is reversing.
The key factor is China, which has been injecting liquidity steadily for months.
This capital does not remain confined but spreads into global markets through commodities, emerging markets, and risky assets.
Historically, M2 anticipates market movements: stocks and gold move in parallel, while Bitcoin follows with a lag of 3-4 months.
Liquidity is already increasing, even if prices do not yet fully reflect it.