Money supply

Japanese: マネー･サプライ（英語表記）money supply

This refers to the currency held by the private sector (companies, individuals, local governments, etc.) other than financial institutions such as banks, and is translated as money supply.
[ _M1 , _M2 , _M3 ]
Depending on the definition of currency, money supply can be divided into narrow and broad definitions. Narrow definition of money supply is when currency is defined as the sum of cash currency and deposit currency, i.e., demand deposits, and is usually called _M1 (M1). In Japan, demand deposits include current deposits, ordinary deposits, notice deposits, tax reserve deposits, and special deposits held at all national banks (excluding trust accounts), mutual banks, Shinkin banks, Norinchukin Bank, and Shoko Chukin Bank.

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

銀行などの金融機関以外の民間部門(企業，個人，地方公共団体など)が保有する通貨をいい，通貨供給量と訳される。
［M₁,M₂,M₃］
　通貨の定義により狭義マネー･サプライと広義マネー･サプライに分かれる。狭義マネー･サプライとは，通貨を現金通貨と預金通貨すなわち要求払預金の合計と定義した場合で，通常M₁（エムワン）と呼ぶ。日本の場合，要求払預金には全国銀行(信託勘定を除く)，相互銀行，信用金庫，農林中金，商工中金に預けてある当座預金，普通預金，通知預金，納税準備預金，および別段預金を含める。

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