AI Data Insight
In the second quarter of 2026, the US M2 money supply reached $23.05 trillion, surging by $247.8 billion from the previous value and setting a new historical record. Despite the Federal Reserve maintaining a hawkish tightening stance, market liquidity remains abundant, fueled by government spending and high-interest rates attracting capital inflows into money market funds, signaling that the battle against inflation remains fraught with variables.