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24-23
Money Supply
(100 million MOP(as at end of year))
Items
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
Money Supply
(M1)
54.8r
55.8r
50.9r
43.3r
57.1
Classification 1: MOP
35.7r
34.6r
35.9r
27.9r
35.1
HKD
18.6r
20.6r
14.6r
14.7r
21.3
Other Currencies
0.5r
0.6r
0.4r
0.7r
0.6
Classification 2: Currency in Circulation
(MOP)
15.2
15.5
18.2
17.4
19.8
Demand Deposits
39.7
40.3r
32.7r
25.9r
37.3
Money Supply (M2)
¢Ù
783.6
807.0r
858.2r
843.0r
913.4
Classification 1: MOP
241.8
248.6r
278.7r
228.3r
261.0
HKD
416.0
428.6r
439.3r
442.8r
467.0
Other Currencies
125.8
129.8r
140.2r
171.9r
185.4
Classification 2: Money Supply
(M1)
¢Ú
54.8r
55.8r
50.9r
43.3r
57.1
Quasi-Monetary Liabilities (QML)
¢Û
728.7r
751.2r
807.3r
799.7r
856.3
Savings Deposits
134.7
135.1r
148.8r
154.5r
193.6
Notice Deposits
6.7
8.8
8.8r
7.7
8.4
Time Deposits
587.3
607.3r
649.7r
637.5r
654.2
Certificates of Deposits
Notes: Pataca (MOP) is the legal tender in the Macao Special Administrative Region, as stated in "The Basic Law of the Macao Special
Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China".
In compliance with the definition of residency recommended by the International Monetary Fund (IMF),
figures for the years from 1998 to 2000 were adjusted accordingly.
¢Ù
M2 = M1 + Quasi-Monetary Liabilities (QML)
¢Ú
Starting from January 2001, the definition of M1 has been revised. Saving Deposits are reclassified as component of the
Quasi-Monetary Liabilities (QML); while M1 includes only Currency in Circulation and Demand Deposits.
¢Û
QML: Quasi-Monetary Liabilities, which consist of savings deposits, notice deposits, time deposits and certificate of deposits.
