how do you derive the global liquidity line?

global liquidity index comprises several key macroeconomic metrics from major financial institutions worldwide. Here are some of the major components: RRP (Reverse Repurchase Agreements): This metric indicates the level of liquidity in the financial system through temporary sales of securities with an agreement to repurchase them. FED (Federal Reserve System): Represents the balance sheet of the US central bank, reflecting its monetary policy actions. TGA (Treasury General Account): Reflects the US Treasury’s cash balance, impacting the liquidity in the banking system. PBC (People's Bank of China): Shows the monetary policy actions and liquidity management by China’s central bank. ECB (European Central Bank): Represents the balance sheet and liquidity management actions of the Eurozone's central bank. BOJ (Bank of Japan): Reflects Japan's central bank's monetary policy and liquidity measures. Other Central Banks: Includes metrics from various other central banks like the Bank of England, Bank of Canada, Reserve Bank of Australia, etc. M2 Money Supply: This includes money supply metrics from various countries like the USA, Europe, China, Japan, and other significant economies. See the TV script from Giovannai S:

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