Liquid liabilities (M3) as % of GDP - Monetary holdings (liabilities) - Financial Sector - World Development Indicators



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Liquid liabilities are also known as broad money, or M3. They are the sum of currency and deposits in the central bank (M0), plus transferable deposits and electronic currency (M1), plus time and savings deposits, foreign currency transferable deposits, certificates of deposit, and securities repurchase agreements (M2), plus travelers checks, foreign currency time deposits, commercial paper, and shares of mutual funds or market funds held by residents.
Liquid liabilities (M3) as % of GDP - Monetary holdings (liabilities) - Financial Sector - World Development Indicators (Most Recent Data)

Rank

Country

Value

1Cyprus (2002)230.3
2Japan (2008)203.55
3Switzerland (2008)162.35
4Mauritius (2005)143.02
5Canada (2006)137.02
6Singapore (1997)113.67
7Jordan (2000)111.48
8High income (1998)109.79
9High income: OECD (1998)109.78
10Barbados (2006)108.86
11Egypt (2005)106.53
12Vanuatu (1997)105.31
13Thailand (2008)99.26
14Guyana (2008)99.03
15Ireland (1996)97.11
16Israel (1985)88.41
17Netherlands (1985)83.32
18Zimbabwe (2005)82.3
19Bahamas (2007)77.84
20Austria (1982)77.64
21United States (2008)76.69
22Germany (1998)76.18
23Seychelles (2008)75.35
24France (1989)75.2
25North Korea (2005)74.7
26South Korea (2005)74.7
27Morocco (1996)72.5
28Italy (1992)69.03
29Qatar (1994)68.62
30Euro area (1989)67.53
31Tunisia (2008)66.6
32Brazil (2008)65.02
33Cape Verde (1992)64.16
34Algeria (2008)60.18
35Middle East & North Africa (2005)60.03
36Philippines (2007)59.48
37Bolivia (2008)57.52
38Netherlands Antilles (1981)57.12
39New Zealand (1986)55.14
40Tonga (2006)52.5
41Pakistan (2007)50.95
42Sri Lanka (2004)49.73
43Honduras (2008)49.22
44South Africa (2008)47.89
45Finland (1998)47.67
46Iran (2007)46.29
47Trinidad and Tobago (2006)46.25
48Latin America & Caribbean (2008)44.3
49India (1991)44.27
50Upper middle income (2007)43.73
51South Asia (1991)43.44
52Kenya (2007)43.29
53Ethiopia (2006)43.24
54Kuwait (2008)42.98
55Lower middle income (1982)42.85
56Russia (2007)42.79
57Guinea-Bissau (2000)42.74
58Syria (1981)42.33
59Uruguay (2008)42.09
60Sweden (1999)42.05
61Sub-Saharan Africa (1992)41.63
62Guatemala (2008)41.21
63Chile (2008)40.73
64Panama (1985)40.63
65Burundi (2008)40.29
66Romania (1982)39.7
67El Salvador (2008)38.93
68Turkey (2006)37.07
69China (1982)36.34
70Nicaragua (2008)36.01
71Kosovo (2008)34.42
72Peru (2008)33.88
73Solomon Islands (2008)33.55
74Papua New Guinea (1982)32.46
75Afghanistan (1981)31.81
76Dominican Republic (2007)31.67
77Costa Rica (1994)31.47
78Colombia (2006)31.09
79Sudan (1985)30.71
80Zambia (1987)30.36
81High income: nonOECD (1981)29.94
82Benin (2000)29.9
83United Arab Emirates (1982)29.74
84Venezuela (2008)29.35
85Ivory Coast (2008)28.59
86Samoa (1994)28.18
87Tanzania (2007)28.14
88Swaziland (1982)28.04
89Comoros (2008)27.83
90Burma (1970)27.39
91East Asia & Pacific (1977)27
92Mexico (2008)26.79
93Madagascar (2000)26.78
94Ecuador (2008)26.68
95Argentina (2008)26.18
96Togo (2000)26.02
97Nepal (1982)25.78
98Burkina Faso (2008)24.09
99Senegal (2000)23.69
100Mali (2000)23.61
101Botswana (1982)23.52
102Nigeria (1992)22.1
103Low income (1980)22.05
104Malawi (2007)21.97
105Gambia (1990)20.69
106Uganda (1972)20.32
107Iraq (1976)19.57
108Least developed countries: UN classification (1980)18.37
109Oman (1981)17.98
110Heavily indebted poor countries (HIPC) (1972)16.79
111Saudi Arabia (1981)16.53
112Bangladesh (1982)14.76
113Indonesia (1971)11.81
114Democratic Republic of the Congo (1980)8.49
115Niger (2000)8.13
116Equatorial Guinea (1993)7.52
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