Since 1959, the US Money Supply (M2) has gone up each and every year, with the 0.3% increase in 1994 the smallest and the 25% increase in 2020 the largest.

Since 1959, the US Money Supply (M2) has gone up each and every year, with the 0.3% increase in 1994 the smallest and the 25% increase in 2020 the largest.

2022 is on pace to be the first calendar year in which the Money Supply has fallen in the last 60+ years, down 0.6% YTD. pic.twitter.com/UEfb4zc7h1

— Charlie Bilello (@charliebilello) December 27, 2022