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The M2 Money Supply Report (usually published by the U.S. Federal Reserve) is a measure of the total amount of money in circulation, which economists and policymakers use to gauge liquidity and potential inflationary pressures in the economy.
​🗓️ Upcoming Release
​The weekly M2 Money Supply data for the United States is generally released on Mondays (or the first business day of the week).
​Based on the information, the next release is scheduled for Monday, November 25, 2025.
​🔍 What is M2 Money Supply?
​M2 is a broad measure of money supply. It includes:
​M1: All physical currency, demand deposits (checking accounts), and traveler's checks.
​Near-Money Assets: Savings deposits, small-denomination time deposits (like CDs under $100,000), and retail money market mutual funds.
​📊 Significance
​Inflation Indicator: An increase in the money supply (M2) that outpaces the growth of goods and services can be a signal of potential inflation, as more money is chasing the same amount of output.
​Monetary Policy Tool: Central banks, like the Federal Reserve, track M2 to assess the effectiveness of their monetary policy decisions (like interest rate changes or quantitative easing/tightening) on the overall financial liquidity of the system.