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Eurozone October M3 money supply 5.6% vs +5.5% y/y expected

Eurozone October M3 money supply 5.6% vs +5.5% y/y expected

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Justin Low
28/11/2019 | 08:59 GMT

Latest data released by the ECB - 28 November 2019

  • Prior +5.5%; revised to +5.6%

Data released slightly earlier than expected and just reaffirms decent credit conditions still prevailing in the euro area economy. A minor data point.

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