Venezuela weekly monetary statistics, 2019W4
These are the monetary statistics for the week ending January 25, 2019, with data from the Central Bank of Venezuela. Summary : Monetary liquidity rose by 361 billion VES, or 31.23% versus last week, the largest weekly percentage increase on record. Meanwhile, the monetary base expanded by 32.6% during the same period. The amount of cash in circulation increased by 16.41% and represents 9.21% of the central bank's monetary liquidity. All figures below are in sovereign bolivars (VES) Due to rounding, values may not sum up to the corresponding figure. Surplus bank reserves by day January 21: 13,483,540,815 January 22: 259,755,300,721 January 23: 262,024,370,862 January 24: 270,042,005,094 January 25: 269,193,427,386 Monetary liquidity (M2): 1,517,663,067,400 from coins and banknotes: 98,417,664,479 from deposits at sight: 1,262,086,100,895 from transferable savings deposits: 150,572,816,476 near money: 6,586,4...