Taiwan’s M2 money supply growth accelerated in February 2026, with the annual expansion rate edging up to 5.38%, compared with 5.16% in January 2026. The latest figure points to a modest strengthening in liquidity within the financial system.
The increase in the broad money measure suggests that overall cash, deposits, and near-money instruments in circulation continued to expand at a slightly faster pace. While specific drivers behind the move were not disclosed, the data may be monitored by markets and policymakers as a gauge of underlying financial conditions and potential implications for credit growth.
The February reading and its comparison with January were officially updated on 19 March 2026, providing the latest snapshot of monetary dynamics in Taiwan ahead of upcoming economic and policy assessments.
