The chart below shows the recent remarkable growth in the Chinese money supply. This is what is causing the accelerating inflation in China. While the 35% plus growth in the money supply has slowed in China to 15.6%, this will be enough to cause a Chinese stock market crash and slowdown of the economy, it will not be enough to stop price inflation.
In other words, China is headed for a crash followed by stagflation.
In the U.S. money supply, although not as dramatic, is starting to turn up this will result in a manipulated boost in the stock market and economy and accelerating price inflation.
Bottom line there is a mess coming for both countries. In China, it will be price inflation and overall stagnation. In the U.S., it will be price inflation and a manipulated boom.
(ChartViaEconomicsJunkie)
Is Money growth linked to the M2NSA?
ReplyDeleteIs M1 and whatever "True money supply" is supposed to be even comparable?
ReplyDelete@Noo Yawka you need to go back to school to understand. Go on, head over to the Mises Academy buddy
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