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# Overview

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At its core, Global M2 aggregates major economies’ money supply into a USD-normalized composite, adds a 52-week YoY lens for regime changes, and offers optional smoothing for clearer trend interpretation.

* Pulls national/area M2 series from TradingView ECONOMICS feeds.
* Converts non-USD bases into USD via corresponding FX pairs.
* Sums active regions into a single **Global M2** series shown in **trillions USD**.
* Computes **YoY (%)** with a 52-week lookback.
* Optionally applies **MA (SMA/EMA/WMA)**.
* Renders a compact on-chart label with current level and YoY.

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[Usage](/investing/macro-and-liquidity/global-m2/usage.md)
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[Confluences](/investing/macro-and-liquidity/global-m2/confluences.md)
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[FAQs](/investing/macro-and-liquidity/global-m2/faqs.md)
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**Covered regions (toggleable):** USA, Eurozone, China, Japan, UK, Canada, Australia *(M3)*, India, South Korea, Brazil, Russia, Switzerland, Mexico, Indonesia, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Argentina, South Africa, Qatar.


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