WEEKLY GLOBAL LIQUIDITY UPDATE
Global Liquidity increased to US$194.87 trillion in the latest data.
- The 3-month annualised growth rate slowed further to 2.7%
- 12-month growth remained at 6.2%
Latest data show that headline liquidity has reached a new high at US$194.87 trillion, supported by PBoC liquidity injections, still low volatility, firm collateral values and a weaker US dollar but curbed by weakening Fed liquidity and ongoing ECB and BoJ QT.
Annual growth remained steady at 6.2%, while short-term momentum weakened further, with the 3-month annualised growth rate slowing to 2.7%. This suggests that while overall liquidity conditions remain highly supportive, the pace of expansion continues to moderate. Weak Shadow Monetary Base growth confirms that underlying liquidity creation has stalled.
Global Liquidity (US$ Trillions)
- Latest level: US$194.87T
(↑ from US$194.44T last week; ↑ from US$194.08T two weeks ago) - 12-month growth: 6.2%
(unchanged from 6.2% last week; unchanged from 6.2% two week


