Money Supply Growth in October Fell to a 39-Month Low. A Recession Is Now Almost Guaranteed.

Tags: The Fed, Inflation, U.S. Economy

12/08/2022 Ryan McMaken

Money supply growth slowed even more in October, and is now back to levels we last saw during the repo liquidity crunch of 2019, and in the days right before the 2007–09 recession.

Original Article: “Money Supply Growth in October Fell to a 39-Month Low. A Recession Is Now Almost Guaranteed.”

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