Money supply unexpectedly grows again, Fed data show

The Federal Reserve’s money-printing machines go brrrr … again.

In June, the money supply expanded for the second consecutive month, totaling about $200 billion.

While the percentage change from a year ago has been in contraction since December and has declined at the fastest pace since the Great Depression, the dollar figure has increased.

And, surprise, the CPI went up.

Here is a look at the M2SL: