📈 U.S. M2 Money Supply to GDP Ratio Returns to Pre-Pandemic Levels

The U.S. M2 money supply to GDP ratio, which stood at 70% in Q4 2019, spiked to 91% in Q2 2020 due to pandemic-related monetary and fiscal measures. Since then, the ratio has steadily declined, reaching 72% in Q3 2024, closely aligning with pre-pandemic trends.