The annual growth rates of the main monetary aggregates remain unusually elevated, but the growth rate of bank loans has fallen back. Furthermore, although those monetary aggregates are significantly higher than the level 12 months ago, nearly all that expansion occurred in the early stages of the pandemic, with those aggregates showing no growth whatsoever in the past two months.
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