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Eurozone May M3 money supply 8.4% vs 8.5% y/y expected

Eurozone May M3 money supply 8.4% vs 8.5% y/y expected

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Giles Coghlan
25/06/2021 | 08:00 GMT

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Money supply is down from the prior, but still elevated and will stay that way for now due to the ECB easing measures with the large PEPP program.

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