China's August M0 money supply growth slows to 11.2%

Published Sep 14, 09:08 AM UTC

According to data from Jin10, China's M0 money supply annual rate for August stood at 11.2%, a decrease from the previous month's revised figure of 11.6%. M0, the narrowest measure of money supply, includes currency in circulation outside of banks. The decline indicates a slight tightening of cash liquidity in the Chinese economy compared to the prior period. The data point is a key indicator monitored by economists and market participants for signs of monetary policy direction and economic activity. No further context or analysis was provided in the brief report.

# China's M0 Money Supply Growth Slows in August

China's M0 money supply—the total amount of physical currency in circulation—grew at an annual rate of **11.2%** in August.

This marks a slight deceleration from the previous month's growth rate of **11.6%**.

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