Financial Sector
Money Supply
In general, Malaysia's money supply is the total value of ringgit in circulation at a given point in time. However, there are several ways of measuring this value, depending on what assets are included in the definition of 'money'. This dashboard uses the 3 most common empirical measures - M1, M2, and M3 - to analyse Malaysia's money supply on a monthly basis.
Last updated: 30 Apr 2024, 15:00
Next update: 31 May 2024, 15:00
What are the various ways to measure the supply of money in Malaysia?
Data as of Mar 2024M1 is comprised of 'narrow money', covering only the most liquid assets. M2 is comprised of M1 and narrow quasi-money. M3 is comprised of M2 and broad money. The table below summarises the definitions in detail:
How is the money supply trending?
Data as of Mar 20242013
2024
A deeper look at M1 (narrow money)
Data as of Mar 2024A deeper look at M2 (quasi money)
Data as of Mar 2024
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