Global Monetary Base - Update through August 2025 and 2025 Forecast
- InfraCap Management
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InfraCap Report Update, New York, NY ~ The team at Infrastructure Capital Advisors tracks the Global Monetary Base, defined as currency in circulation plus bank reserves, as an indicator of current and future interest rates. This article provides data and insights through August 2025 with data released in September 2025.
Global Monetary Base (GMB):
In August, GMB fell by 0.4% MoM and has fallen by $194 billion or 0.8% over the last twelve months. Inflation is caused by excessive monetary growth, but the money supply has decreased by 3.7% over the last three years. We expect that the GMB will stabilize over the next quarter and start growing in 1H’26 as the European Central Bank (ECB) and the Peoples Bank of China (PBOC) are forced to ease monetary policy in response to slower global growth. Recent economic data show that inflation continues to steadily moderate with recent CPI and PCE core coming in at 0.3%.
If the Global Monetary Base remains flat through 2025, we expect interest rates to stabilize and decline as central banks cut rates in response to slow or negative growth. Declining global interest rates and a flat to increasing GMB will support the global stock and bond markets.


