Austria: Money supply (broad money)

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The most recent value is 432.51 billion Euro as of September 2024, a decline compared to the previous value of 433.15 billion Euro. Historically, the average for Austria from September 1997 to September 2024 is 249.64 billion Euro. The minimum of 110.42 billion Euro was recorded in September 1998, while the maximum of 440.26 billion Euro was reached in October 2022. Click on the following link to see the values of: Money supply (broad money) around the world.
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Recent values Austria: Money supply, billion currency units
2024  Sep 432.51
2024  Aug 433.15
2024  Jul 430.29
2024  Jun 434.76
2024  May 432.58
2024  Apr 434.13
2024  Mar 432.46
2024  Feb 426.14


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Definition: The money supply is the total amount of currency and other liquid instruments circulating in the economy. The indicator represents the broad money that include currency outside banks; demand, time, saving, and foreign currency deposits of resident sectors other than the central government; bank and traveler's checks; and other securities such as certificates of deposit and commercial paper.

 Related indicators Latest Reference Measure
 Inflation 7.8 2023 percent
 Exchange rate regimes 7 2022 index points
 USD exchange rate 0.9549 12/2024 Local Currency Units per USD
 Money supply (broad money) 432.51 9/2024 billion
 Consumer Price Index (CPI) 135.9200 12/2024 index points
 Inflation, monthly 0.68 12/2024 percent
 Inflation, annual 2.13 12/2024 percent
 Private sector credit 379.95 Q3/2024 billion
 Business credit 200.50 Q3/2024 billion
 Household credit 179.46 Q3/2024 billion
 Mortgage credit 155.20 Q3/2024 billion
 Consumer credit 24.26 Q3/2024 billion
 Deposit interest rate 2.85 9/2024 percent
 Business credit interest rate 4.65 9/2024 percent
 Mortgage credit interest rate 3.88 9/2024 percent
 Household debt to GDP 43.90 6/2024 percent
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