Money Supply – December 2009 – Early Double Dip Recession Signs?
The true money supply has grown to $2,232 billion in December 2009.
The annual growth rate has now slowed down to 3.2%:
A sustained drop below 3% is most of the time a good recession indicator. Given that we are still in a recession which may be declared over soon, this may be just another indicator of the coming double dip recession, as I have outlined a few days ago.
Found this post helpful? Consider supporting the cause of economic education, freedom, peace and happiness. All donations will be used to advertise this blog online to as many people as possible.
… have no money to donate? No problem, there are other ways to promote the cause. Use the “SHARE” link below and share this post with friends and family!
Related posts:
- Money Supply – November 2009
- Obama Prepares US For Double Dip Recession
- Roubini Sees Risk of Double Dip Recession
- Money Supply Growth – December 2008
- Money Supply Growth – May 2009
- Money Supply – August 2009
- Money Supply – September 2009
- US Money Supply – February 2009
- Money Supply Growth – July 2009
- Money Supply Growth – March 2009
Comments
Leave a Reply
Community Activity- EconomicsJunkie posted an update in the group Philosophy: I changed point 8 in my UPB summary as follows, after some feedback: 8. Universally [...] April 25, 2010
- EconomicsJunkie and Will Moyer are now friends April 22, 2010
- Bivi joined the group Philosophy April 22, 2010
- EconomicsJunkie posted an update in the group Philosophy: I participated in the last call in show on Freedomain Radio ... http://www.freedomainradio.com/Traffic_Jams/FDR_1644_Sunday_Show_18_Apr_2010.mp3 - had [...] April 21, 2010
- Will Moyer became a registered member April 20, 2010
Recommended Books
-
