Money Supply Dominance
Represents each country or bloc’s percentage share of global M2 liquidity — visualising which economies dominate global monetary supply.
Overview
This metric measures the relative weight of national M2 within global circulation.
Shifts in dominance can signal macroeconomic transitions, such as rising influence from BRICS or liquidity contractions in Western markets.
Formula
Interpretation
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Increasing dominance: Expanding monetary power or liquidity growth.
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Decreasing dominance: Contraction or slower monetary growth rate.
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Insights
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When Eastern dominance rises, global liquidity tilts toward emerging markets, often supporting alternative assets like Bitcoin.
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Western contraction may reduce speculative flows and slow market momentum.