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The Bank of England has been focusing on an underlying measure of broad money, which excludes holdings by specialist financial firms.
ECONOMIST: The Bank of England's next step
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America's measure of broad money rose by only 1.6% in the year to April, and fell slightly in the second half of that period.
ECONOMIST: Financial markets
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And with a dollarized monetary regime, the M3 measure of broad money would soar from its current anemic annual growth rate of about 6% to between 20% and 30%.
FORBES: The Confidence Question
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The velocity of the M2 stock, a broad measure of money, is currently around 1.6, the lowest ever recorded by the Federal Reserve.
FORBES: Obama's Accelerating Downward Spiral For America
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In Britain, for example, despite continued quantitative easing, the broad measure of money supply fell by 4.1% in the year to August.
ECONOMIST: Gold remains popular, despite the doubts of economists
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In the year to December, the broad measure of money supply fell by 0.2% in the euro zone and grew by just 3.4% in America.
ECONOMIST: Buttonwood
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In both countries the broad measure of money is increasing at an annual rate of around 10% its fastest growth since the late 1980s when inflation last took off (see chart).
ECONOMIST: A monetary tug-of-war
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For a long time, even as the Federal Reserve pushed short term interest rates to very low levels, the broad measure of money, M2, grew only around 5 percent per year.
FORBES: The Surge in the Money Supply: Meaningful or Meaningless?
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The broad M2 measure of money supply grew by 19.7%, exceeding the official target of 17%.
FORBES: China's Currency Conundrum
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The authors found that a measure of financial depth the ratio of broad money to GDP helped to explain the size of reserves.
ECONOMIST: Global economic imbalances