OECD M3 Money Supply Index Ranking

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OECD M3 Money Supply Index (Index (2015=100))

The OECD M3 money supply index is an indicator showing the increase or decrease in the money supply of each country. M3 measures broad money supply including cash, deposits, and short-term securities, reflecting the liquidity level of the entire economy. Countries ranking at the top of the index are those experiencing rapid increases in money supply, typically indicating active monetary easing policies or measures to address high inflation. Countries at the bottom have low money supply growth and may face monetary tightening or deflationary pressures. By analyzing each country's economic growth rate, price trends, and monetary policy stance in combination, one can gain a more accurate understanding of that country's financial environment and economic situation.

27 countries
Avg 167.97
Median 168.32
Japan · #19 · 133.15 · 2025

27 countries

# Country Value (Index (2015=100)) Year
🥇 Hungary 259.06 2025
🥈 Colombia 244.61 2025
🥉 Israel 226.97 2025
4 Czechia 212.66 2025
5 Russian Federation 212.16 2023
6 Korea, Rep. 205.62 2025
7 South Africa 205.01 2026
8 Canada 203.68 2025
9 Australia 188.12 2026
10 United States 185.16 2025
11 Norway 182.34 2026
12 Iceland 182.05 2025
13 Costa Rica 172.62 2025
14 Turkiye 168.32 2018
15 United Kingdom 158.02 2025
16 China 139.07 2018
17 Brazil 136.18 2018
18 India 135.17 2018
19 Japan 133.15 2025
20 Chile 132.94 2018
21 Indonesia 130.51 2018
22 Poland 130.50 2018
23 Sweden 128.69 2018
24 New Zealand 127.99 2018
25 Mexico 123.00 2018
26 Switzerland 110.87 2018
27 Denmark 100.80 2018