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Peru Money Supply M0

Price

74.991 B PEN

Change +/-

-668 M PEN

Percentage Change

-0.89 %

The current value of the Money Supply M0 in Peru is 74.991 B PEN. The Money Supply M0 in Peru decreased to 74.991 B PEN on 2/1/2024, after it was 75.659 B PEN on 1/1/2024. From 1/1/1992 to 3/1/2024, the average GDP in Peru was 24.14 B PEN. The all-time high was reached on 9/1/2021 with 90.74 B PEN, while the lowest value was recorded on 7/1/2022 with -9.26 B PEN.

Source: Central Reserve Bank of Peru

Money Supply M0 ·

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5 years
10 years
25 Years
Max

Money Supply M0

	Money Supply M0
1/1/1992	592 M PEN
2/1/1992	637 M PEN
3/1/1992	663 M PEN
4/1/1992	730 M PEN
5/1/1992	736 M PEN
6/1/1992	755 M PEN
7/1/1992	897 M PEN
8/1/1992	863 M PEN
9/1/1992	830 M PEN
10/1/1992	900 M PEN
11/1/1992	869 M PEN
12/1/1992	1.1 B PEN
1/1/1993	1.03 B PEN
2/1/1993	1.14 B PEN
3/1/1993	1.12 B PEN
4/1/1993	1.15 B PEN
5/1/1993	1.08 B PEN
6/1/1993	1.12 B PEN
7/1/1993	1.35 B PEN
8/1/1993	1.23 B PEN
9/1/1993	1.21 B PEN
10/1/1993	1.33 B PEN
11/1/1993	1.28 B PEN
12/1/1993	1.59 B PEN
1/1/1994	1.4 B PEN
2/1/1994	1.47 B PEN
3/1/1994	1.62 B PEN
4/1/1994	1.63 B PEN
5/1/1994	1.63 B PEN
6/1/1994	1.72 B PEN
7/1/1994	2.24 B PEN
8/1/1994	1.89 B PEN
9/1/1994	1.94 B PEN
10/1/1994	1.98 B PEN
11/1/1994	1.93 B PEN
12/1/1994	2.39 B PEN
1/1/1995	2.16 B PEN
2/1/1995	2.29 B PEN
3/1/1995	2.5 B PEN
4/1/1995	2.45 B PEN
5/1/1995	2.32 B PEN
6/1/1995	2.41 B PEN
7/1/1995	2.8 B PEN
8/1/1995	2.52 B PEN
9/1/1995	2.58 B PEN
10/1/1995	2.6 B PEN
11/1/1995	2.54 B PEN
12/1/1995	3.04 B PEN
1/1/1996	2.61 B PEN
2/1/1996	2.62 B PEN
3/1/1996	2.67 B PEN
4/1/1996	2.72 B PEN
5/1/1996	2.7 B PEN
6/1/1996	2.79 B PEN
7/1/1996	3.07 B PEN
8/1/1996	2.92 B PEN
9/1/1996	2.76 B PEN
10/1/1996	2.76 B PEN
11/1/1996	2.79 B PEN
12/1/1996	3.25 B PEN
1/1/1997	2.94 B PEN
2/1/1997	2.97 B PEN
3/1/1997	3.08 B PEN
4/1/1997	3.06 B PEN
5/1/1997	3.14 B PEN
6/1/1997	3.11 B PEN
7/1/1997	3.52 B PEN
8/1/1997	3.4 B PEN
9/1/1997	3.24 B PEN
10/1/1997	3.37 B PEN
11/1/1997	3.32 B PEN
12/1/1997	3.83 B PEN
1/1/1998	3.49 B PEN
2/1/1998	3.47 B PEN
3/1/1998	3.49 B PEN
4/1/1998	3.56 B PEN
5/1/1998	3.53 B PEN
6/1/1998	3.46 B PEN
7/1/1998	3.87 B PEN
8/1/1998	3.64 B PEN
9/1/1998	3.44 B PEN
10/1/1998	3.46 B PEN
11/1/1998	3.45 B PEN
12/1/1998	3.95 B PEN
1/1/1999	3.56 B PEN
2/1/1999	3.64 B PEN
3/1/1999	3.61 B PEN
4/1/1999	3.52 B PEN
5/1/1999	3.47 B PEN
6/1/1999	3.54 B PEN
7/1/1999	4.06 B PEN
8/1/1999	3.83 B PEN
9/1/1999	3.74 B PEN
10/1/1999	3.88 B PEN
11/1/1999	3.79 B PEN
12/1/1999	4.63 B PEN
1/1/2000	3.93 B PEN
2/1/2000	3.78 B PEN
3/1/2000	3.97 B PEN
4/1/2000	3.94 B PEN
5/1/2000	3.92 B PEN
6/1/2000	3.96 B PEN
7/1/2000	4.36 B PEN
8/1/2000	3.97 B PEN
9/1/2000	3.96 B PEN
10/1/2000	4.02 B PEN
11/1/2000	3.95 B PEN
12/1/2000	4.54 B PEN
1/1/2001	4 B PEN
2/1/2001	3.97 B PEN
3/1/2001	4 B PEN
4/1/2001	4.24 B PEN
5/1/2001	4.03 B PEN
6/1/2001	4.06 B PEN
7/1/2001	4.42 B PEN
8/1/2001	4.16 B PEN
9/1/2001	4.1 B PEN
10/1/2001	4.22 B PEN
11/1/2001	4.29 B PEN
12/1/2001	4.95 B PEN
1/1/2002	4.52 B PEN
2/1/2002	4.56 B PEN
3/1/2002	4.72 B PEN
4/1/2002	4.7 B PEN
5/1/2002	4.68 B PEN
6/1/2002	4.89 B PEN
7/1/2002	5.32 B PEN
8/1/2002	5.21 B PEN
9/1/2002	5.09 B PEN
10/1/2002	5.07 B PEN
11/1/2002	5.05 B PEN
12/1/2002	5.62 B PEN
1/1/2003	5.05 B PEN
2/1/2003	5.03 B PEN
3/1/2003	5.02 B PEN
4/1/2003	5.2 B PEN
5/1/2003	5.18 B PEN
6/1/2003	5.21 B PEN
7/1/2003	5.72 B PEN
8/1/2003	5.61 B PEN
9/1/2003	5.41 B PEN
10/1/2003	5.54 B PEN
11/1/2003	5.59 B PEN
12/1/2003	6.37 B PEN
1/1/2004	5.93 B PEN
2/1/2004	5.97 B PEN
3/1/2004	6.01 B PEN
4/1/2004	6.37 B PEN
5/1/2004	6.36 B PEN
6/1/2004	6.32 B PEN
7/1/2004	6.91 B PEN
8/1/2004	6.63 B PEN
9/1/2004	6.64 B PEN
10/1/2004	6.86 B PEN
11/1/2004	6.97 B PEN
12/1/2004	8.04 B PEN
1/1/2005	7.49 B PEN
2/1/2005	7.66 B PEN
3/1/2005	7.56 B PEN
4/1/2005	8.04 B PEN
5/1/2005	8.08 B PEN
6/1/2005	8.17 B PEN
7/1/2005	9.09 B PEN
8/1/2005	8.64 B PEN
9/1/2005	8.62 B PEN
10/1/2005	8.84 B PEN
11/1/2005	8.85 B PEN
12/1/2005	10.12 B PEN
1/1/2006	9.28 B PEN
2/1/2006	9.32 B PEN
3/1/2006	9.34 B PEN
4/1/2006	9.43 B PEN
5/1/2006	9.26 B PEN
6/1/2006	9.37 B PEN
7/1/2006	10.17 B PEN
8/1/2006	9.81 B PEN
9/1/2006	9.96 B PEN
10/1/2006	10.06 B PEN
11/1/2006	10.25 B PEN
12/1/2006	11.8 B PEN
1/1/2007	11.02 B PEN
2/1/2007	11.24 B PEN
3/1/2007	11.34 B PEN
4/1/2007	11.73 B PEN
5/1/2007	11.63 B PEN
6/1/2007	11.96 B PEN
7/1/2007	12.63 B PEN
8/1/2007	12.61 B PEN
9/1/2007	12.58 B PEN
10/1/2007	12.98 B PEN
11/1/2007	13.26 B PEN
12/1/2007	14.99 B PEN
1/1/2008	14.15 B PEN
2/1/2008	14.65 B PEN
3/1/2008	15.01 B PEN
4/1/2008	15.4 B PEN
5/1/2008	15.5 B PEN
6/1/2008	15.7 B PEN
7/1/2008	16.21 B PEN
8/1/2008	16.23 B PEN
9/1/2008	15.97 B PEN
10/1/2008	16.24 B PEN
11/1/2008	16.07 B PEN
12/1/2008	17.51 B PEN
1/1/2009	16.52 B PEN
2/1/2009	16.61 B PEN
3/1/2009	16.16 B PEN
4/1/2009	16.24 B PEN
5/1/2009	16.25 B PEN
6/1/2009	16.37 B PEN
7/1/2009	17.44 B PEN
8/1/2009	17.17 B PEN
9/1/2009	16.93 B PEN
10/1/2009	17.26 B PEN
11/1/2009	17.68 B PEN
12/1/2009	19.5 B PEN
1/1/2010	18.71 B PEN
2/1/2010	18.74 B PEN
3/1/2010	19.12 B PEN
4/1/2010	19.49 B PEN
5/1/2010	19.71 B PEN
6/1/2010	19.91 B PEN
7/1/2010	21.42 B PEN
8/1/2010	21.24 B PEN
9/1/2010	21.1 B PEN
10/1/2010	21.74 B PEN
11/1/2010	22.05 B PEN
12/1/2010	24.45 B PEN
1/1/2011	23.31 B PEN
2/1/2011	23.3 B PEN
3/1/2011	22.95 B PEN
4/1/2011	23.57 B PEN
5/1/2011	23.57 B PEN
6/1/2011	23.78 B PEN
7/1/2011	25.6 B PEN
8/1/2011	25.16 B PEN
9/1/2011	25.1 B PEN
10/1/2011	25.65 B PEN
11/1/2011	25.33 B PEN
12/1/2011	27.66 B PEN
1/1/2012	27.06 B PEN
2/1/2012	27 B PEN
3/1/2012	27.09 B PEN
4/1/2012	27.42 B PEN
5/1/2012	26.99 B PEN
6/1/2012	27.48 B PEN
7/1/2012	28.73 B PEN
8/1/2012	28.62 B PEN
9/1/2012	28.9 B PEN
10/1/2012	29.46 B PEN
11/1/2012	29.58 B PEN
12/1/2012	32.68 B PEN
1/1/2013	31.4 B PEN
2/1/2013	31.39 B PEN
3/1/2013	31.89 B PEN
4/1/2013	31.87 B PEN
5/1/2013	31.64 B PEN
6/1/2013	31.93 B PEN
7/1/2013	33.39 B PEN
8/1/2013	33.33 B PEN
9/1/2013	32.71 B PEN
10/1/2013	32.92 B PEN
11/1/2013	33.18 B PEN
12/1/2013	35.71 B PEN
1/1/2014	34.62 B PEN
2/1/2014	34.37 B PEN
3/1/2014	34.58 B PEN
4/1/2014	34.29 B PEN
5/1/2014	34.14 B PEN
6/1/2014	34.42 B PEN
7/1/2014	36.11 B PEN
8/1/2014	36.2 B PEN
9/1/2014	36.22 B PEN
10/1/2014	36.46 B PEN
11/1/2014	36.55 B PEN
12/1/2014	39.79 B PEN
1/1/2015	38.48 B PEN
2/1/2015	38.42 B PEN
3/1/2015	37.55 B PEN
4/1/2015	37.41 B PEN
5/1/2015	37.92 B PEN
6/1/2015	37.51 B PEN
7/1/2015	39.06 B PEN
8/1/2015	38.38 B PEN
9/1/2015	37.95 B PEN
10/1/2015	39.04 B PEN
11/1/2015	38.74 B PEN
12/1/2015	41.36 B PEN
1/1/2016	40.76 B PEN
2/1/2016	39.9 B PEN
3/1/2016	39.21 B PEN
4/1/2016	39.67 B PEN
5/1/2016	39.26 B PEN
6/1/2016	39.28 B PEN
7/1/2016	42.24 B PEN
8/1/2016	40.91 B PEN
9/1/2016	40.86 B PEN
10/1/2016	41.08 B PEN
11/1/2016	40.85 B PEN
12/1/2016	43.96 B PEN
1/1/2017	42.37 B PEN
2/1/2017	41.77 B PEN
3/1/2017	41.37 B PEN
4/1/2017	41.85 B PEN
5/1/2017	41.66 B PEN
6/1/2017	41.73 B PEN
7/1/2017	43.77 B PEN
8/1/2017	42.94 B PEN
9/1/2017	43.28 B PEN
10/1/2017	43.46 B PEN
11/1/2017	43.71 B PEN
12/1/2017	47.08 B PEN
1/1/2018	45.77 B PEN
2/1/2018	45.73 B PEN
3/1/2018	46.06 B PEN
4/1/2018	45.72 B PEN
5/1/2018	45.45 B PEN
6/1/2018	46.21 B PEN
7/1/2018	47.49 B PEN
8/1/2018	47.11 B PEN
9/1/2018	47.21 B PEN
10/1/2018	47.34 B PEN
11/1/2018	47.44 B PEN
12/1/2018	50.84 B PEN
1/1/2019	49.08 B PEN
2/1/2019	48.33 B PEN
3/1/2019	48.52 B PEN
4/1/2019	47.75 B PEN
5/1/2019	47.74 B PEN
6/1/2019	48.48 B PEN
7/1/2019	49.87 B PEN
8/1/2019	50.17 B PEN
9/1/2019	49.84 B PEN
10/1/2019	49.87 B PEN
11/1/2019	50.78 B PEN
12/1/2019	53.36 B PEN
1/1/2020	52.15 B PEN
2/1/2020	52.48 B PEN
3/1/2020	53.66 B PEN
4/1/2020	57.99 B PEN
5/1/2020	61.24 B PEN
6/1/2020	64.75 B PEN
7/1/2020	67.11 B PEN
8/1/2020	68.26 B PEN
9/1/2020	67.78 B PEN
10/1/2020	68.93 B PEN
11/1/2020	69.08 B PEN
12/1/2020	72.92 B PEN
1/1/2021	76.65 B PEN
2/1/2021	76.33 B PEN
3/1/2021	75.99 B PEN
4/1/2021	75.9 B PEN
5/1/2021	77.03 B PEN
6/1/2021	77.9 B PEN
7/1/2021	81.53 B PEN
8/1/2021	81.6 B PEN
9/1/2021	90.74 B PEN
10/1/2021	82.03 B PEN
11/1/2021	81.7 B PEN
12/1/2021	84.54 B PEN
1/1/2022	83.13 B PEN
2/1/2022	81.24 B PEN
3/1/2022	78.82 B PEN
4/1/2022	78.97 B PEN
5/1/2022	77.78 B PEN
6/1/2022	77.16 B PEN
8/1/2022	79.05 B PEN
9/1/2022	79.15 B PEN
10/1/2022	79.43 B PEN
11/1/2022	78.6 B PEN
12/1/2022	81.47 B PEN
1/1/2023	80.48 B PEN
2/1/2023	79.02 B PEN
3/1/2023	76.71 B PEN
4/1/2023	76.36 B PEN
5/1/2023	74.73 B PEN
6/1/2023	74.19 B PEN
7/1/2023	75.56 B PEN
8/1/2023	74.35 B PEN
9/1/2023	74.17 B PEN
10/1/2023	74.26 B PEN
11/1/2023	74.12 B PEN
12/1/2023	76.96 B PEN
1/1/2024	75.66 B PEN
2/1/2024	74.99 B PEN

Money Supply M0 History

Date	Value
2/1/2024	74.991 B PEN
1/1/2024	75.659 B PEN
12/1/2023	76.955 B PEN
11/1/2023	74.116 B PEN
10/1/2023	74.258 B PEN
9/1/2023	74.169 B PEN
8/1/2023	74.349 B PEN
7/1/2023	75.555 B PEN
6/1/2023	74.194 B PEN
5/1/2023	74.734 B PEN
4/1/2023	76.36 B PEN
3/1/2023	76.712 B PEN
2/1/2023	79.023 B PEN
1/1/2023	80.475 B PEN
12/1/2022	81.469 B PEN
11/1/2022	78.603 B PEN
10/1/2022	79.431 B PEN
9/1/2022	79.146 B PEN
8/1/2022	79.051 B PEN
6/1/2022	77.156 B PEN
5/1/2022	77.777 B PEN
4/1/2022	78.97 B PEN
3/1/2022	78.822 B PEN
2/1/2022	81.236 B PEN
1/1/2022	83.131 B PEN
12/1/2021	84.538 B PEN
11/1/2021	81.698 B PEN
10/1/2021	82.031 B PEN
9/1/2021	90.736 B PEN
8/1/2021	81.604 B PEN
7/1/2021	81.53 B PEN
6/1/2021	77.895 B PEN
5/1/2021	77.032 B PEN
4/1/2021	75.9 B PEN
3/1/2021	75.99 B PEN
2/1/2021	76.326 B PEN
1/1/2021	76.646 B PEN
12/1/2020	72.916 B PEN
11/1/2020	69.079 B PEN
10/1/2020	68.931 B PEN
9/1/2020	67.78 B PEN
8/1/2020	68.256 B PEN
7/1/2020	67.107 B PEN
6/1/2020	64.745 B PEN
5/1/2020	61.236 B PEN
4/1/2020	57.985 B PEN
3/1/2020	53.655 B PEN
2/1/2020	52.479 B PEN
1/1/2020	52.145 B PEN
12/1/2019	53.357 B PEN
11/1/2019	50.777 B PEN
10/1/2019	49.873 B PEN
9/1/2019	49.84 B PEN
8/1/2019	50.168 B PEN
7/1/2019	49.867 B PEN
6/1/2019	48.484 B PEN
5/1/2019	47.74 B PEN
4/1/2019	47.746 B PEN
3/1/2019	48.524 B PEN
2/1/2019	48.331 B PEN
1/1/2019	49.078 B PEN
12/1/2018	50.844 B PEN
11/1/2018	47.442 B PEN
10/1/2018	47.337 B PEN
9/1/2018	47.208 B PEN
8/1/2018	47.113 B PEN
7/1/2018	47.49 B PEN
6/1/2018	46.205 B PEN
5/1/2018	45.452 B PEN
4/1/2018	45.721 B PEN
3/1/2018	46.059 B PEN
2/1/2018	45.727 B PEN
1/1/2018	45.772 B PEN
12/1/2017	47.084 B PEN
11/1/2017	43.709 B PEN
10/1/2017	43.462 B PEN
9/1/2017	43.282 B PEN
8/1/2017	42.941 B PEN
7/1/2017	43.766 B PEN
6/1/2017	41.732 B PEN
5/1/2017	41.664 B PEN
4/1/2017	41.85 B PEN
3/1/2017	41.367 B PEN
2/1/2017	41.769 B PEN
1/1/2017	42.367 B PEN
12/1/2016	43.962 B PEN
11/1/2016	40.848 B PEN
10/1/2016	41.083 B PEN
9/1/2016	40.856 B PEN
8/1/2016	40.912 B PEN
7/1/2016	42.24 B PEN
6/1/2016	39.278 B PEN
5/1/2016	39.255 B PEN
4/1/2016	39.671 B PEN
3/1/2016	39.205 B PEN
2/1/2016	39.901 B PEN
1/1/2016	40.764 B PEN
12/1/2015	41.358 B PEN
11/1/2015	38.737 B PEN
10/1/2015	39.039 B PEN
9/1/2015	37.947 B PEN
8/1/2015	38.383 B PEN
7/1/2015	39.058 B PEN
6/1/2015	37.511 B PEN
5/1/2015	37.916 B PEN
4/1/2015	37.407 B PEN
3/1/2015	37.549 B PEN
2/1/2015	38.42 B PEN
1/1/2015	38.479 B PEN
12/1/2014	39.785 B PEN
11/1/2014	36.551 B PEN
10/1/2014	36.456 B PEN
9/1/2014	36.218 B PEN
8/1/2014	36.198 B PEN
7/1/2014	36.11 B PEN
6/1/2014	34.423 B PEN
5/1/2014	34.139 B PEN
4/1/2014	34.291 B PEN
3/1/2014	34.58 B PEN
2/1/2014	34.365 B PEN
1/1/2014	34.621 B PEN
12/1/2013	35.705 B PEN
11/1/2013	33.177 B PEN
10/1/2013	32.921 B PEN
9/1/2013	32.713 B PEN
8/1/2013	33.328 B PEN
7/1/2013	33.385 B PEN
6/1/2013	31.93 B PEN
5/1/2013	31.64 B PEN
4/1/2013	31.871 B PEN
3/1/2013	31.892 B PEN
2/1/2013	31.391 B PEN
1/1/2013	31.397 B PEN
12/1/2012	32.677 B PEN
11/1/2012	29.582 B PEN
10/1/2012	29.459 B PEN
9/1/2012	28.901 B PEN
8/1/2012	28.62 B PEN
7/1/2012	28.729 B PEN
6/1/2012	27.484 B PEN
5/1/2012	26.989 B PEN
4/1/2012	27.424 B PEN
3/1/2012	27.093 B PEN
2/1/2012	26.999 B PEN
1/1/2012	27.064 B PEN
12/1/2011	27.656 B PEN
11/1/2011	25.333 B PEN
10/1/2011	25.652 B PEN
9/1/2011	25.097 B PEN
8/1/2011	25.158 B PEN
7/1/2011	25.602 B PEN
6/1/2011	23.775 B PEN
5/1/2011	23.571 B PEN
4/1/2011	23.566 B PEN
3/1/2011	22.947 B PEN
2/1/2011	23.304 B PEN
1/1/2011	23.306 B PEN
12/1/2010	24.45 B PEN
11/1/2010	22.049 B PEN
10/1/2010	21.738 B PEN
9/1/2010	21.097 B PEN
8/1/2010	21.239 B PEN
7/1/2010	21.417 B PEN
6/1/2010	19.909 B PEN
5/1/2010	19.709 B PEN
4/1/2010	19.489 B PEN
3/1/2010	19.124 B PEN
2/1/2010	18.743 B PEN
1/1/2010	18.711 B PEN
12/1/2009	19.497 B PEN
11/1/2009	17.681 B PEN
10/1/2009	17.263 B PEN
9/1/2009	16.927 B PEN
8/1/2009	17.168 B PEN
7/1/2009	17.443 B PEN
6/1/2009	16.374 B PEN
5/1/2009	16.249 B PEN
4/1/2009	16.243 B PEN
3/1/2009	16.16 B PEN
2/1/2009	16.612 B PEN
1/1/2009	16.524 B PEN
12/1/2008	17.507 B PEN
11/1/2008	16.074 B PEN
10/1/2008	16.24 B PEN
9/1/2008	15.969 B PEN
8/1/2008	16.233 B PEN
7/1/2008	16.214 B PEN
6/1/2008	15.704 B PEN
5/1/2008	15.504 B PEN
4/1/2008	15.399 B PEN
3/1/2008	15.014 B PEN
2/1/2008	14.652 B PEN
1/1/2008	14.154 B PEN
12/1/2007	14.985 B PEN
11/1/2007	13.258 B PEN
10/1/2007	12.98 B PEN
9/1/2007	12.583 B PEN
8/1/2007	12.611 B PEN
7/1/2007	12.628 B PEN
6/1/2007	11.962 B PEN
5/1/2007	11.628 B PEN
4/1/2007	11.725 B PEN
3/1/2007	11.337 B PEN
2/1/2007	11.237 B PEN
1/1/2007	11.015 B PEN
12/1/2006	11.796 B PEN
11/1/2006	10.245 B PEN
10/1/2006	10.055 B PEN
9/1/2006	9.962 B PEN
8/1/2006	9.808 B PEN
7/1/2006	10.166 B PEN
6/1/2006	9.373 B PEN
5/1/2006	9.256 B PEN
4/1/2006	9.426 B PEN
3/1/2006	9.341 B PEN
2/1/2006	9.321 B PEN
1/1/2006	9.282 B PEN
12/1/2005	10.116 B PEN
11/1/2005	8.847 B PEN
10/1/2005	8.84 B PEN
9/1/2005	8.62 B PEN
8/1/2005	8.642 B PEN
7/1/2005	9.085 B PEN
6/1/2005	8.17 B PEN
5/1/2005	8.08 B PEN
4/1/2005	8.043 B PEN
3/1/2005	7.561 B PEN
2/1/2005	7.661 B PEN
1/1/2005	7.49 B PEN
12/1/2004	8.036 B PEN
11/1/2004	6.97 B PEN
10/1/2004	6.856 B PEN
9/1/2004	6.642 B PEN
8/1/2004	6.626 B PEN
7/1/2004	6.911 B PEN
6/1/2004	6.322 B PEN
5/1/2004	6.363 B PEN
4/1/2004	6.366 B PEN
3/1/2004	6.01 B PEN
2/1/2004	5.968 B PEN
1/1/2004	5.933 B PEN
12/1/2003	6.37 B PEN
11/1/2003	5.594 B PEN
10/1/2003	5.54 B PEN
9/1/2003	5.405 B PEN
8/1/2003	5.613 B PEN
7/1/2003	5.72 B PEN
6/1/2003	5.211 B PEN
5/1/2003	5.178 B PEN
4/1/2003	5.204 B PEN
3/1/2003	5.018 B PEN
2/1/2003	5.031 B PEN
1/1/2003	5.054 B PEN
12/1/2002	5.615 B PEN
11/1/2002	5.053 B PEN
10/1/2002	5.071 B PEN
9/1/2002	5.088 B PEN
8/1/2002	5.209 B PEN
7/1/2002	5.324 B PEN
6/1/2002	4.888 B PEN
5/1/2002	4.679 B PEN
4/1/2002	4.696 B PEN
3/1/2002	4.721 B PEN
2/1/2002	4.557 B PEN
1/1/2002	4.521 B PEN
12/1/2001	4.945 B PEN
11/1/2001	4.291 B PEN
10/1/2001	4.22 B PEN
9/1/2001	4.095 B PEN
8/1/2001	4.161 B PEN
7/1/2001	4.418 B PEN
6/1/2001	4.058 B PEN
5/1/2001	4.027 B PEN
4/1/2001	4.24 B PEN
3/1/2001	3.998 B PEN
2/1/2001	3.973 B PEN
1/1/2001	3.997 B PEN
12/1/2000	4.537 B PEN
11/1/2000	3.949 B PEN
10/1/2000	4.019 B PEN
9/1/2000	3.961 B PEN
8/1/2000	3.967 B PEN
7/1/2000	4.362 B PEN
6/1/2000	3.956 B PEN
5/1/2000	3.915 B PEN
4/1/2000	3.943 B PEN
3/1/2000	3.971 B PEN
2/1/2000	3.78 B PEN
1/1/2000	3.929 B PEN
12/1/1999	4.631 B PEN
11/1/1999	3.79 B PEN
10/1/1999	3.883 B PEN
9/1/1999	3.738 B PEN
8/1/1999	3.825 B PEN
7/1/1999	4.059 B PEN
6/1/1999	3.538 B PEN
5/1/1999	3.472 B PEN
4/1/1999	3.519 B PEN
3/1/1999	3.612 B PEN
2/1/1999	3.643 B PEN
1/1/1999	3.563 B PEN
12/1/1998	3.95 B PEN
11/1/1998	3.447 B PEN
10/1/1998	3.464 B PEN
9/1/1998	3.441 B PEN
8/1/1998	3.641 B PEN
7/1/1998	3.865 B PEN
6/1/1998	3.459 B PEN
5/1/1998	3.529 B PEN
4/1/1998	3.557 B PEN
3/1/1998	3.493 B PEN
2/1/1998	3.474 B PEN
1/1/1998	3.485 B PEN
12/1/1997	3.827 B PEN
11/1/1997	3.321 B PEN
10/1/1997	3.371 B PEN
9/1/1997	3.239 B PEN
8/1/1997	3.397 B PEN
7/1/1997	3.515 B PEN
6/1/1997	3.11 B PEN
5/1/1997	3.137 B PEN
4/1/1997	3.055 B PEN
3/1/1997	3.081 B PEN
2/1/1997	2.967 B PEN
1/1/1997	2.943 B PEN
12/1/1996	3.245 B PEN
11/1/1996	2.787 B PEN
10/1/1996	2.763 B PEN
9/1/1996	2.764 B PEN
8/1/1996	2.924 B PEN
7/1/1996	3.072 B PEN
6/1/1996	2.79 B PEN
5/1/1996	2.702 B PEN
4/1/1996	2.723 B PEN
3/1/1996	2.674 B PEN
2/1/1996	2.617 B PEN
1/1/1996	2.607 B PEN
12/1/1995	3.043 B PEN
11/1/1995	2.538 B PEN
10/1/1995	2.604 B PEN
9/1/1995	2.578 B PEN
8/1/1995	2.522 B PEN
7/1/1995	2.8 B PEN
6/1/1995	2.414 B PEN
5/1/1995	2.318 B PEN
4/1/1995	2.454 B PEN
3/1/1995	2.496 B PEN
2/1/1995	2.289 B PEN
1/1/1995	2.16 B PEN
12/1/1994	2.385 B PEN
11/1/1994	1.925 B PEN
10/1/1994	1.975 B PEN
9/1/1994	1.944 B PEN
8/1/1994	1.889 B PEN
7/1/1994	2.244 B PEN
6/1/1994	1.724 B PEN
5/1/1994	1.634 B PEN
4/1/1994	1.627 B PEN
3/1/1994	1.615 B PEN
2/1/1994	1.468 B PEN
1/1/1994	1.404 B PEN
12/1/1993	1.591 B PEN
11/1/1993	1.275 B PEN
10/1/1993	1.329 B PEN
9/1/1993	1.205 B PEN
8/1/1993	1.229 B PEN
7/1/1993	1.353 B PEN
6/1/1993	1.119 B PEN
5/1/1993	1.082 B PEN
4/1/1993	1.154 B PEN
3/1/1993	1.12 B PEN
2/1/1993	1.137 B PEN
1/1/1993	1.027 B PEN
12/1/1992	1.101 B PEN
11/1/1992	869 M PEN
10/1/1992	900 M PEN
9/1/1992	830 M PEN
8/1/1992	863 M PEN
7/1/1992	897 M PEN
6/1/1992	755 M PEN
5/1/1992	736 M PEN
4/1/1992	730 M PEN
3/1/1992	663 M PEN
2/1/1992	637 M PEN
1/1/1992	592 M PEN

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Similar Macro Indicators to Money Supply M0

Name	Current	Previous	Frequency
🇵🇪 Deposit interest rate	4.82 %	0.7 %	Annually
🇵🇪 Foreign currency reserves	73.967 B USD	74.062 B USD	Monthly
🇵🇪 Interest Rate	5.75 %	5.75 %	frequency_daily
🇵🇪 Loans to the private sector	251.119 B PEN	249.454 B PEN	Monthly
🇵🇪 Money Supply M1	151.842 B PEN	148.964 B PEN	Monthly
🇵🇪 Money Supply M2	325.644 B PEN	318.85 B PEN	Monthly

Peru's Money Supply M0 represents the most liquid form of the money supply, encompassing coins, notes in circulation, and other assets that are readily convertible into cash. Both Money Supply M0 and M1 are referred to as narrow money. For up-to-date data and insights on Peru's Money Supply M0, please visit Eulerpool.

What is Money Supply M0?

**Money Supply M0: A Detailed Insight** In the vast and intricate domain of macroeconomics, the term 'Money Supply' signifies a pivotal concept, encompassing various measures that collectively denote the quantity of money circulating within an economy at any given time. Among these measures, 'Money Supply M0' holds a fundamental yet often underappreciated position. For professional economists, policy-makers, business strategists, and financial analysts, understanding the intricacies of Money Supply M0 is essential for formulating economic forecasts, strategic decisions, and policy interventions. Here, we delve into an exhaustive analysis of Money Supply M0, elucidating its definition, significance, implications, and interpretative frameworks. Money Supply M0, often referred to as the 'narrowest measure of money,' includes all physical currency in circulation (coins and paper money) along with the currency held within the vaults of commercial banks and other depository institutions. Essentially, it captures the most liquid forms of money, those immediately available for transactions. This measure is strictly confined to what is known as the 'monetary base' or 'base money'. In professional economic vernacular, it is technically termed as the 'reserve money' or 'high-powered money' due to the immediate availability of these funds for transacting within the economy. Given its encompassing definition, Money Supply M0 is integral for several key reasons. Firstly, it serves as a foundational bedrock for other broader money supply measures such as M1, M2, and M3. Each subsequent measure expands upon the base that M0 establishes by incorporating various forms of near-money and financial assets. Thus, M0 provides the raw or primary stage of money supply which expands through different economic activities and banking practices into broader spectrums of the economy. The significance of monitoring and analyzing Money Supply M0 cannot be overstated, particularly for central banks and regulatory authorities. The central bank, often referred to as the 'bank of banks,' plays a pivotal role in controlling the M0 supply through mechanisms such as setting reserve requirements, conducting open market operations, and implementing monetary policies. By manipulating the monetary base, the central bank can influence liquidity, stabilize financial markets, and achieve macroeconomic objectives such as controlling inflation, managing unemployment, and fostering economic growth. Fluctuations in the M0 supply are consequently interpreted as direct indicators of monetary policy directions and economic health. For instance, an increase in Money Supply M0 can signal an expansionary monetary policy aimed at stimulating economic activity, often employed during periods of economic downturns to inject liquidity into the economy. Conversely, a reduction in M0 might indicate a contractionary stance, typically adopted to curb inflation when the economy is overheating. Economists often employ sophisticated statistical tools and econometric models to analyze the potential impacts of changes in Money Supply M0. These models typically factor in other economic variables such as gross domestic product (GDP), inflation rates, interest rates, and employment figures. Understanding the interplay between M0 and these variables is crucial for accurately forecasting economic trends and formulating effective policy responses. For instance, an increase in the M0 is generally expected to boost economic activities, raising GDP; however, if not managed properly, it could also lead to higher inflation rates. In the private sector, businesses, investors, and financial institutions closely monitor trends in Money Supply M0 as part of their strategic planning and decision-making processes. A growing M0 can signal favorable borrowing conditions, lower interest rates, and increased consumer spending, which translates into higher business revenues. Consequently, firms might plan their investment strategies, production schedules, and marketing campaigns accordingly. On the flip side, a contracting M0 might prompt businesses to adopt more conservative strategies, focusing on cost efficiency and risk management. For investors, the implications of changes in Money Supply M0 are profound, influencing equity markets, bond prices, and foreign exchange markets. An increase in the M0, indicative of lower interest rates, often leads to higher asset prices as investors seek higher returns through equities and other financial instruments. Additionally, currency value fluctuations are keenly observed since an increase in money supply can lead to currency depreciation, affecting international trade balances and investment flows. It is also important to recognize the limitations and challenges inherent in measuring and interpreting Money Supply M0. One major challenge is the variability in reporting standards and practices across different economies, which can lead to inconsistencies and difficulties in making cross-country comparisons. Additionally, the rise of digital currencies and electronic payment systems has transformed the financial landscape, posing new challenges for accurately measuring the physical currency in circulation. Despite these challenges, continuous advancements in data collection, processing, and econometric modeling are enhancing the precision and reliability of Money Supply M0 measurements. At Eulerpool, our commitment is to provide the most accurate, timely, and comprehensive macroeconomic data to support informed decision-making among our professional clientele. Our detailed analytics and advanced data presentation tools enable users to deeply understand Money Supply M0 trends, align their strategies with the latest economic developments, and navigate the complex economic landscape with confidence. In conclusion, Money Supply M0 represents a critical construct within macroeconomic analysis, serving as a foundation for broader monetary measures and providing vital insights into monetary policy directions, economic health, and market conditions. By meticulously analyzing M0 and understanding its implications, one can gain profound insights into the hidden dynamics of economic activities, fostering more informed and strategic decision-making at both policy and business levels. At Eulerpool, we stand committed to enhancing your understanding by offering precise and comprehensive data on Money Supply M0, empowering you to harness these insights for optimal strategic advantages in an ever-evolving economic environment.

Country

Peru

Continent

America

Highest Value

90.74 B

Lowest Value

-9.26 B

Average Value

24.14 B

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