The United Kingdom’s broad money measure, M3, continued to edge higher in June 2026, signaling a modest expansion in liquidity across the economy. According to the latest data updated on 29 July 2026, M3 money supply rose to £3,308.8 billion, up from £3,281.7 billion recorded in May 2026.
The increase of about £27.1 billion over the month reflects ongoing growth in the stock of money held by households, businesses, and financial institutions. While the data alone do not explain the underlying drivers, the steady rise in M3 will likely be monitored closely by policymakers and markets as an additional indicator of monetary conditions and potential future pressures on inflation and economic activity.
