Provides topline money supply figures for Mainland China.

The euro area monetary aggregates are derived from the consolidated monetary financial institution (MFI) balance sheet and take account of some central government monetary assets/liabilities.

Monetary Trends is a monthly publication from the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis. It contains charts and tables of data on US monetary and financial conditions.

The H.6 from the Federal Reserve presents the current and past money supply for the US. It provides measures of the monetary aggregates (M1 and M2) and their components. M1 consists of currency and checkable deposits. M2 is composed of M1 and relatively liquid assets such as savings deposits, small time deposits, and retail money market mutual funds.

The Research and Statistics Department of the Bank of Japan has been disseminating the Money Stock Statistics (MSS) since 1955 to provide one of the indicators to judge the condition of the economy and the price movements.

This report contains a collection of Euro Area nations' balances within the Eurosystem, particularly the Target. It is collected from various NCBs using the narrowest definitions of Target/Target 2 balances possible per a given nation's reporting.

The estimate of M3 compiled by the Bank of England for the UK is made up of monetary liabilities of MFIs in the UK vis-à-vis non-MFI UK residents excluding central government, in all currencies. The UK reporting system does not currently identify the maturity breakdowns used in the euro-area definition. These are therefore estimated.