🇧🇷 Brazil recorded one of the largest increases in M2 Money Supply worldwide in 2026! According to Alphractal's World Macro Map, Brazil's M2 money supply, measured in US dollars, has increased by approximately 16% in 2026, reaching $1.6 trillion! Among the 50+ economies monitored, Brazil ranks 6th, behind only the Democratic Republic of the Congo (+22.81%), Paraguay (+22.36%), Kazakhstan (+21.60%), Nigeria (+19.95%), and Iceland (+18.03%). But here's an important detail: all five countries have significantly smaller money supplies than Brazil. When focusing exclusively on economies with M2 money supplies exceeding $1 trillion, Brazil and China stand out as two of the world's leading economies in terms of proportional money supply growth measured in US dollars. This development is even more remarkable considering the size and diversity of Brazil's economy, with major contributions from services, manufacturing, agribusiness, mining, oil, energy, and financial markets. Brazil's monetary liquidity, measured in US dollars, is expanding rapidly in 2026. Part of this increase also reflects exchange rate movements, but the trend deserves close attention. The big question is how this liquidity expansion could impact credit, inflation, the stock market, and other Brazilian assets in the years ahead. Explore the vast range of macroeconomic data available on @Alphractal.