Taiwan's M3 money supply, a broad measure of the country's money supply that includes currency in circulation and various types of deposits, expanded significantly in December 2025, signaling potential shifts in economic activity. According to the latest data updated on January 23, 2026, Taiwan's M3 money supply rose to 67,346.8 billion TWD, up from 66,761.7 billion TWD recorded in November.
This growth marks an increase in available liquidity within the Taiwanese economy, which could imply various economic dimensions, such as increased consumer spending or enhanced government and corporate investments. The M3 money supply is often used by economists and analysts to gauge economic health and predict future monetary policy moves.
The increase in December marks a continued trend of growth and reflects broader economic dynamics. Analysts will be watching closely how this development could impact price levels, interest rates, and overall economic policy in the upcoming months. The Central Bank of the Republic of China (Taiwan) is likely to consider these figures as it aligns its monetary strategies to ensure sustainable economic growth.
