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U.K. M4 Money Supply rises less-than-expected

By   |  Economic Indicators News  |  Jul 29, 2013 08:30AM GMT  |  Add a Comment
 
Investing.com - The amount of domestic currency in circulation and deposited in banks in the U.K. rose less-than-expected in the last quarter, official data showed on Thursday.

In a report, Bank of England said that U.K. M4 Money Supply rose to a seasonally adjusted 0.1%, from -0.1% in the preceding quarter.

Analysts had expected U.K. M4 Money Supply to rise to 0.2% in the last quarter.


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