M1 measures the most liquid portion of the money supply, covering physical currency, demand deposits, and other checkable accounts. Economists and policymakers use it to gauge near-term spending power and inflation risks. Banks, investors, and central banks rely on M1 when shaping interest-rate decisions and monitoring economic stability.
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