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What do China's M0, M 1 and M2 mean in macroeconomics?
1. Economic indexes mainly include commodity index and stock market index. International commodity index not only has strong influence in commodity futures market and securities market, but also provides early warning signal for macroeconomic regulation and control. It is found that commodity indexes are mostly ahead of CPI and PPI. The trend of commodity index is highly correlated with the trend of macro-economy. When the economy enters the growth period, the commodity index will go out of the bull market; When the economy enters the contraction period, it is accompanied by a bear market of commodity indexes. From this perspective, the trend of commodity index has become a microcosm of macroeconomic trends.

2. At present, China also divides the money supply into three levels, which means:

①M0: Cash in circulation, that is, cash circulating outside the banking system;

②M 1: narrow money supply, that is, M0+ demand deposits of enterprises and institutions;

③M2: broad money supply, that is, M 1+ time deposits of enterprises and institutions+savings deposits of residents.

④ In these three levels, M0 is closely related to consumption changes and is the most active currency;

⑤M 1 reflects the elastic change of residents' and enterprises' funds, which is the leading indicator of economic cycle fluctuation, and the liquidity is second only to M0;

⑥M2 is weak in liquidity, but it reflects the change of total social demand and the pressure of inflation in the future. Money supply usually refers to M2.

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