A Liquidity Impulse measures the rate of change in money supply relative to economic growth, signaling shifts in market conditions. Investors and traders use it to anticipate asset price trends, as rising impulses often boost risk appetite. Central banks and policymakers rely on it to gauge monetary policy impact, benefiting from early warnings of inflation or recession risks.
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