This indicator measures the monthly change in the total amount of money in circulation and in bank deposits in the UK.
Releases at
10:30
Thursday, October 29, 2026 at 10:30
The M4 money supply reflects the liquidity available in the UK economy, which can influence spending and inflation.
Central banks, including the Bank of England, monitor money supply trends as part of their assessment of economic conditions and inflationary pressures.
Changes in money supply can signal shifts in economic activity, but this indicator typically has a low immediate impact on markets compared to other economic data.
May suggest increased liquidity and potential inflationary pressure, which could lead to expectations of tighter monetary policy.
Could indicate reduced liquidity and slower economic activity, possibly easing inflation concerns.
Generally seen as neutral, with little immediate impact on market sentiment.