NEW: 🇪🇺 Eurozone M3 money supply YoY 3.2% vs 3.1% est, 3.0% prev

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TheSkyInsideTheMirroredSphere
· 04-30 02:23
Eurozone liquidity easing exceeds expectations; should the probability of the ECB cutting interest rates in June be raised?
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SeaSaltMintCandy
· 04-30 01:10
Previous 3.0% → 3.2%, this slope is a bit interesting, the market pricing needs to be recalculated.
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tvl_down_bad
· 04-30 01:09
3.2% this number looks moderate, but under the base effect, actual liquidity is still expanding.
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On-ChainChatbot
· 04-29 09:02
M3 growth rate has jumped for two consecutive months, making inflation stickiness even harder to wash out.
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MoonlightReef
· 04-29 08:29
The money supply has loosened, but credit transmission to the real economy still has a lag; further observation is needed.
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ExitLiquidityIntern
· 04-29 08:29
M3 growth exceeded expectations again, and the European Central Bank still insists there's no need to rush into interest rate cuts?
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NoMoreRugs
· 04-29 08:11
The trend of the Eurozone M3 and US M2 is diverging, and cross-market arbitrage opportunities are opening up.
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SlippageSiren
· 04-29 08:08
This data is actually neutral to slightly bearish for crypto; fiat currency liquidity isn't as tight as expected.
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SudoSage
· 04-29 08:07
3.2% versus 3.0%, with a month-over-month acceleration of 0.2 percentage points, is this a technical rebound or a trend reversal?
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ThinkForThreeSecondsBefore
· 04-29 08:07
Probably Lagarde's press conference will once again emphasize the words "data dependence," which is getting tiresome.
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