The "Printer" never actually stopped. It just moved to the East.
The global money supply just hit a record $45 TRILLION, and the source is a gut-punch to the "tightening" narrative.
China's M1 money supply has risen to an all-time high of $16.5 trillion, which means China alone accounts for roughly 37% of the total narrow money in the world.
Meanwhile, US M1 is sitting at its own record of $8 trillion.
China isn't just "stimulating" their economy; they are flooding the global engine with high-octane liquidity to counteract the debt drag.
While the West talks about "higher for longer," the East is drowning the world in capital to keep the gears turning.
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The "Printer" never actually stopped. It just moved to the East.
The global money supply just hit a record $45 TRILLION, and the source is a gut-punch to the "tightening" narrative.
China's M1 money supply has risen to an all-time high of $16.5 trillion, which means China alone accounts for roughly 37% of the total narrow money in the world.
Meanwhile, US M1 is sitting at its own record of $8 trillion.
China isn't just "stimulating" their economy; they are flooding the global engine with high-octane liquidity to counteract the debt drag.
While the West talks about "higher for longer," the East is drowning the world in capital to keep the gears turning.