M0

/ˌem 'nɔ:t/ symbol

the narrowest British measure of money supply, including coins and notes in circulation plus the deposits of commercial banks with the Bank of England

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‘Bank of England calculations of notes in circulation suggest that the main component of the narrow measure of money supply, M0, is likely to have risen by 0.4 per cent after seasonal adjustments’ [Times]