In July 2025, Poland's M3 money supply recorded a slight year-over-year uptick, moving from a previous rate of 10.5% to 10.8%, according to the latest data updated on August 25, 2025. This minimal increase signals modest growth in the liquidity available within the Polish economy.
The M3 money supply is a critical economic indicator that encompasses the total stock of money in circulation, including currency, demand deposits, and other liquid instruments. The current rate is a comparison to July of the previous year, maintaining a steady growth from its position in June. This continuous rise, albeit slight, indicates a resilient monetary expansion despite prevailing economic challenges.
Economists and analysts keep a close watch on M3 figures, as they reflect broader economic outlooks and potential inflationary pressures. The observed growth rate reflects stable economic activities as domestic banks continue to expand credit facilities, catering to rising demand. However, policymakers remain vigilant, affirming that avoiding overheating the economy remains a priority amidst this upward trend in money supply.
