What's the difference between m and m 1 in futures?
M 1 and M2 are the categories of money supply. People generally divide the money supply into different levels to measure, analyze and regulate according to the size of liquidity. In practice, countries have different definitions of M0, M 1 and M2, but they are all classified according to liquidity. M0 has the strongest liquidity, followed by M 1, and M2 has the worst liquidity.