Global Money Supply Chaos: Argentina 145%, Turkey 70%, U.S. Below Zero

Show Notes

In this clip, Matthew walks through global monetary base growth across countries—revealing just how chaotic the landscape has become since the end of 2021. With Argentina’s monetary base surging 145% year-over-year and Turkey at 70%, it’s clear that inflationary pressures aren’t evenly distributed. Matthew compares these extremes with declines in Australia, the UK, and the EU, and points out the erratic attempts by major central banks to coordinate tightening. The data shows that while some economies are trying to walk back from 2021’s $30 trillion liquidity spike, others are still accelerating money printing. This snapshot captures how fractured global monetary policy has become—and what it might signal for future inflation, interest rates, and ultimately, Bitcoin. A Clip From Porkopolis Economics Episode 233 Chapters: 00:00:00 - Global Money Supply Trends 00:01:02 - Global Market Coordination Challenges 00:02:04 - Global Price Trends and Economic Indicators Show Sponsor: Debifi - https://debifi.com/ Donations to Porkopolis Economics via BTCPay are appreciated: https://donate.basemoney.world/i/9Y1RzT4cp3y8VEYhjEKkwi Host: Matthew Mezinskis https://porkopolis.io Twitter: https://x.com/porkopolis_econ Show content is not investment or financial advice in any way. #bitcoin #stocks #money