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Money Supply
- Atlanta Fed Index
- Average Hourly Earnings
- Average Workweek
- Beige Book
- Building Permits
- Business Inventories
- Capacity Utilization
- Chicago PMI Index
- Construction Spending
- Consumer Confidence
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- Current Account
- Durable Goods Orders
- Employment Cost Index
- Existing Home Sales
- Export Prices
- Factory Orders
- Federal Budget
- Federal Funds Rate
- GDP Deflator
- Gross Domestic Product
- Help-Wanted Index
- Housing Starts
- Import Prices
- Industrial Production
- ISM Index
- Jobless Claims (Initial Claims)
- Leading Indicators Index
- Money Supply
- New Home Sales
- Non-farm Payrolls
- Personal Income
- Personal Spending
- Philadelphia Fed Index
- Producer Price Index
- Productivity
- Real Earnings
- Redbook
- Retail Sales
- Trade Balance
- Unemployment Rate
- Unit Labor Cost
- University of Michigan Consumer Confidence Index
- Wholesale Inventories
Money Supply
Money Supply is the measure of the country's money stock. M1 includes the most liquid resources: cash money in circulation, demand deposits, traveler's checks. M2 includes M1, time deposits (up to $100,000) and other high-liquidity savings. M3 includes M2 and large time deposits.
Figures of M1, M2 and M3 are informative. They show the weekly change in the money supply. The most significant of them is M2. They have practically no effect on the market.
- Release Frequency: weekly.
- Release Schedule: 16:30 EST, on Thursdays.
- Source: Federal Reserve.