Global Liquidity
The collateral base beneath Global Liquidity, its components and what moved them
Global Liquidity
$198.84T
12-month change +7.11%
Global Collateral Base (GCB)
$105.53T
Pledgeable collateral · 52-week +$4.82T
Collateral multiplier (M)
1.884x
GL ÷ GCB
Central banks / Government debt
25% / 75%
Share of the collateral base
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Friday Nov 13, 2026
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Weekly observations · full history since 2019
Sources of Global Liquidity
CB within GCB within GL · nested totals, not components · USD trillions
Global Collateral Base explorer
All 22 components, ranked by what each did to Global Liquidity this week
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Every central bank and government debt market: its level and its 1, 4, 11 and 52-week change in dollars
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Cumulative paths since 2020 and the week-by-week change behind them.
Dollar translation effect
What the dollar alone has added to or taken from the collateral base since 2020
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Which half of Global Liquidity has done the moving since 2020
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Every Friday's change in dollars, with FX and bond prices inside it
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Source: BlockPhi Global Liquidity Model, built on the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) debt securities statistics and the balance sheets of the Federal Reserve, the ECB, the Bank of Japan, the Bank of England and the People’s Bank of China. This service uses the API provided by the “Bank of Japan Time-Series Data Search.” The Bank of Japan does not guarantee the content of the service.