OECD M1 Money Supply Index Ranking

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OECD M1 Money Supply Index (Index (2015=100))

The OECD M1 Money Supply Index is an important economic indicator showing the increase or decrease in money supply of each country. M1 measures the most liquid money including cash and savings deposits, reflecting the degree of economic activity. Higher-ranked countries tend to actively implement monetary easing policies and may face high inflation pressures. Conversely, lower-ranked countries may be implementing monetary tightening or experiencing economic stagnation. This index serves as a reference when comparing each country's monetary policy stance and business conditions, and is utilized as an indicator influencing central bank policy decisions and investor decision-making.

27 countries
Avg 209.60
Median 177.12
India · #2 · 320.04 · 2026

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27 countries

# Country Value (Index (2015=100)) Year
🥇 United States 629.57 2025
🥈 India 320.04 2026
🥉 Hungary 308.17 2026
4 Australia 288.16 2026
5 Poland 259.38 2023
6 Costa Rica 244.83 2025
7 Colombia 243.26 2026
8 New Zealand 234.67 2023
9 Israel 224.89 2026
10 Canada 219.94 2025
11 Korea, Rep. 213.20 2026
12 Chile 211.59 2024
13 Brazil 200.33 2026
14 Japan 177.12 2025
15 Turkiye 175.45 2018
16 Iceland 171.22 2025
17 United Kingdom 161.02 2026
18 China 151.37 2018
19 Denmark 145.08 2023
20 Mexico 143.93 2018
21 Indonesia 141.16 2018
22 Norway 140.08 2018
23 Czechia 135.46 2018
24 Sweden 135.28 2018
25 Russian Federation 135.14 2018
26 South Africa 130.51 2018
27 Switzerland 118.38 2018