money-supply

Over a period of two or three years, the cumulative implications of money-supply growth for the gold price are nil.

Inflation Won't Wait For The Banks 2011

"Although the pace of money-supply expansion is probably just under half the pace we would hope to see in 'normal' conditions, we suspect the Bank of England will take comfort from the fact that the growth rate is moving in the right direction — at least on the headline measure," said Alan Clarke , U.K. economist at BNP Paribas.

U.K.Manufacturing Powers Ahead Amid Weak Signs Ainsley Thomson 2011

BEIJING—Chinese banks extended fewer new yuan loans in May, and money-supply growth slowed, showing the impact of monetary tightening in the world's second-largest economy.

China Banks Curb Yuan Loans 2011

"Despite the significant rise in August, the euro-zone money-supply data still point to muted underlying inflationary pressures," said Howard Archer, an economist at Global Insight.

Euro-Zone Lending Picks Up Paul Hannon 2010

But the growth in off-balance-sheet lending that banks channel through trust companies, which doesn't show up in the new-loan data, and growth in wealth-management products used in lieu of straight deposits, which don't show up in the money-supply data, mean the official figures probably overstate the true extent of tightening.

Test of Nerve on China's Inflation Tom Orlik 2011

China reported a sharp slowdown in credit growth in May, and money-supply growth also slowed, but expectations of another high reading for inflation Tuesday prompted analysts to predict still more tightening ahead for the world's No. 2 economy.

What's News 2011

Banks in China reined in new lending more sharply than expected in February, while money-supply growth slowed.

What's News 2011

PBOC adviser Li Daokui said December's high money-supply growth might not be a result of looser policy, as the figure can be volatile at the year's end.

New Loans, Money Growth in China Beat Forecasts Owen Fletcher 2012

But the growth in off-balance-sheet lending that banks channel through trust companies, which doesn't show up in the new-loan data, and growth in wealth-management products used in lieu of straight deposits, which don't show up in the money-supply data, mean the official figures probably overstate the true extent of tightening.

Test of Nerve on China's Inflation Tom Orlik 2011

BEIJING—Chinese banks extended fewer new yuan loans in May, and money-supply growth slowed, showing the impact of monetary tightening in the world's second-largest economy.

China Banks Curb Yuan Loans 2011