Global broad money supply reaches record $150 trillion

Global broad money supply reached a record approximately $150 trillion in June, increasing by about $10.7 trillion from a year earlier.
This marked the ninth consecutive quarter of annual money-supply growth above 7%, pointing to a sustained expansion in global liquidity.
Continued liquidity growth can be supportive for risk assets over time, although the market impact depends on where that liquidity flows and how inflation and interest rates respond.